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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-10

lie happy-ans where vsxsiien and want drive them
inio habits that male them odious and scandal to the
sober and Industrious. very glad to hear Of the
prosperity aud welfare Of ny friends in Kerry partcn-
larry your nncie D. NJ, 10 whom desire my
best compliments as also To Mrs. 49,, If she he
su alive. There are many others IN Ttalee and its
neigheorhood for whom entertain sincere isgard-i
am Sir, with best wishes. Your oOedent servant aud
iiend. THOMAS ADDS EMMETT.
I" air. John 4. Easer"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27

spon the subject. II was agreed to be-
tween them to appoint two arbitraturs,
tosarrange matters they came to de-
ci.iOn in the preceding week; when the
purchase money was 10 be two hundred
-od sixty three thousand pounds. The
tnber on the estate is valued at enc
hundred and Fifty thousand pounds. Ihe
bake Of Wellington's assent has already
been given. For all the late interview,
his Grace has pledged his word aud no.
nor to abide BY the decision OF these per-
sous. be it what il might. Lord Rivers
began 10 move out on Saturday last, and
ihis week he will surrender the posses
sim. His grace intends to direct the pull
ling down the mansion Immediately IN
the spring the outline for the new pile
will be determined upon. Stathhelsday
Is in very healthy situation, and upon
a dry grayelly sOil.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
Forty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY on the arst nit from
II the service Of Mr.. Jesse brown, OF
The Gity Hotel, SECRECY, tsometimss'
calling herself Cecilia Green) the prcpsf-
~ of Mrs. Ann II Lee, 4 pale mulatto
woman, about 90 years old, Of middle
stature, well formed, with small sunken
eyes, and Indian hair. She probably has
poae to Baltimore, or some Of the north.
srn cities. as it issdpposed she wsg seen
the next day OF tbs road near Bisdens-
bureh, ei.d ma stuff dress and cloak
or s,antle, witha bundle st clothes 10 hsr
hands. She may possibly be sbsuf the
town, or in the District. Thirty doliars
win Sc given for apprehendins her, u
taken within the B!strict, or forty, it at
a greater distance, and all reasonable
charges betrayed. Enquire Of
AsIEL H0LBR0OK.
December Is atu'nu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
nnlIsE OF INDUSTRY.

pe Notice is given to persons desi-
rous Of obtaining work from the House
Of Industry, that application will have to
be made by those residing between the
east side OF Fairfax street and the river,
10 John Harper; those residing between
the west> side Of Fairfax and the east Of
Pitt street, to Charles Pags-sOr the First
Wald.
Second Ward. Those residing between
the east Of Fairfax street TO the river, to
John Adam and from the west side OF
Fairfax to the east Of Pitt street, TO Ber-
nard Bryan.
Third Ward. Those residing between
the vest sile of Pitt to the east Of Co
lumbus street, to Isaac Robbins from
the west Of Columbus street to West st.
TO Anthony Crease.
Fourth Ward. Those residing between
the west side Of Pitt street to the east OF
Alfred street, to James Lawrason from
the west OF Alfred street 10 West street,
10 Jonathan Janney.
GOOD SOUP can he had every day,
except Sunday, at the House of Industry,
at the moderate price of four cents per
quart. Families are solicited to send for
il, particular attention being paid to the
cooking They will thereby give eucos-
fragment 70 the establishment by their
example, and aid the bene6cent design Of
feeding the hungry and clothing the na-
ksd. The poor can obtain il BY applica-
ton to the inspectors Of the House OF In
dustry.
READY MADE CLOTHING, such
as shirts, frocks, sheets, trowsers, jack.
cts, waistcoats, bags, candle-wick, Sc.
can be had at the House Of Industry, at
moderate price. January 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
ME.hORIND1.

Schr Victory, Sears, hence, arrived at
Boston 2Oth instant.
SlOOp Henry, Rhodes, hence, arrived
al Providence goth instant.
- Ann, Rainbold, hence, arrived al
Norfolk 22d instant. :,
Sailed s5rh-Schrs Philadelphia and
Hilan.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
SEk E.rckGRgs Coffee HOass .SAN
80 MARINE JOURNAL 49,
PoRT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80,
ARRIVED,


Last evening, schr Geo. Washington,
4 DAYS from Norfolk sundries to John
McCobb. Reports, sailed in CO. with the
sop OceaH. and the Baltimore packet
sloop Theodore Armistead-that on the
night Of Thursday, il blowing gale from
the northwsrd, induced the above vessels
to seek shelter in Great Yeocopico, aad
on going in, the L. A. eos ashore at the
mouth ef the river, and was left laying in
the same situation on Saturday morning..
SlOOp Ocean, Middleton, 4 days from
Norfolk tar, etc. to merchants OF the
district-and number of passeDgsfs,
CLEARED the Gath.
Schr Spruce, Alien, Boston.
- lillian, Hand, New.York.
- Philadelphia, Hand, Nertola.
- Valentine, Ellis, Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27

Notice.
TIME Subscriber having taken into
partnership Mr.. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
the business in future will be conducted
under the firm Of CA rLETT q IRWIN.
All those having claims. against me, are
requested to present them and receive
their money and all those indebted, are
respectfully sal cited to make payment
with as little delay ss possible.
CHARLES /. ChTLETT.
For Sale,
I57 bales aud boxes burlaps, ticklen'
burss, ozraburgs hessiahs, creas, platil.-
las, estopillas, brittanies, choletts and
dowlas
sUu boxes consisting Of half pint, pint,
asart tumblers and decanters
90 boxes elegant cut'glass, containing
cordia. glasses, wines, tumblerss pitch
ers, plates and dishes
600 boxes window glass, BY 10 and
and 10 BY lS
80 chests hysOn and imperial So
teas SE.
1909 pieces short yellow nan. "a
keens
1000 do. long yellow do. 8
l67 boxes India C5ina, consisting oil
dining sets, ,tessetts, cups and saaceTs,
plat bowls, dining and desert plates, Hat
and deep
6 pipes, 10 half pipes and 20 quar-
ter casks very sup. London Particular
Madeira Wise, from Gordon, Dub, In.
giis & Go.
German steel, very sup. quality cop
per pots and tea-kettles. soap, candies
aud naiIs-for sale On ceasonahlc terms.
CATLETr u IRWIN.
October IL.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
Boiling Cloths.

TVHE subscriber has this day receEy..
ed. q large and elegant assortS
ment Of Boiling Cloths, of a superiorqsa-
iity, which v i'll be offered for sale at the
,tSre of Messrs. Butts & Cawood, King
street, Alera, where he intends keeping
csmplete assortment in FUTURE:
Sept,6 AMOS ALEXANDER
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
Piano Forte.

TUsT received fer sale, By Che sub.
d scriber, a very extensive assortment
Of MUSIC for the PIANO FORTE, con-
sisting. Of
sonatas, Sonatinos, Dueta, Lessons,
waltles, Songs, &c. &c. ;.
Alss, one square and an upright cabi-
ne, Piano Forte. ROBERT GRAY.
January 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
Potatoes.
John G.. Ladd & Co.

John G.. Ladd q 20.
nFFER FOR SALE,
III 50 tons assorted Swedes iron
70 pieces Russia Duck
40 do Ravens ~
IS do Russia sheehrgs
% hhds muscOvado suoar
ito bills. mssco,ado s'sA'
90 cheats young dyson g.,
5 chests imperial
IS bags Jamaica pinsnto
900 lbs. cassia
Race aud ground ginger
$50 boxes mould and dipt candles
100 do brown and yellow soap
$ bbls spermaceti
10 do tanners Oil
90 cases ference
90 bbls No Boston beef
90 casks Goshen cheese
Is tierces rice
so boxes-Ns and 8 chocolate
9 cases Spanish chocolate
liOO bushels cGdiz salt
Casks Madeira. Sherry, Tenerifie
and Malaga Wines
IA bbis gin
Is do pitch
10 kegs tobacco
% b5Is glauber salts
so boxes Double Refined ltsiisn
birthstone
l Dbl indigo
80 boxes short and long pipes
Crate, Liverpool Ware
400 goat skins
Cases mems, women's and chill
dren's shoes
Gases mems and boys fine and
coarse hats
2 cases leather hats
700 tons plaster paris
lz5 grindStones =,
70 casks cut nails assorted sizes
200 do Thomastown and Rhode
Island lime
1900 bushels Albany Oats
Bales India Goods, consisting Of
Chittabi!ly and Luckipore Bsftas
Mon Sannshs and BeerbooA Gursahs
Madras and Bandanna handkerchfs
and ehoppas
Blue Giilas and Pullicat
Rouials, SeersuckerS aad Nankins
Bales German Goods, cOnsiStmgot
Linens, Dowlas, Hessians, Ticklen-
burgs, Osnaburgs
White aud brown Rolls
l box iookingglasses
$50 nests boxes and pals
Nests measures
Faxon's axes; ploughs -, !.
Sugar loaf, writing and letter paper
1000 lbs Sorlage, assorted sizes
A suit of sails for a sshr Of 80 tons
MahoganyE Furniture, consisting Of
Bureaus. bedsteads, folding desks
&c. Sc. Yc.
January o. wv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
Boarding.

AIRS. BERRY respectfully informs
N the citizens OF Alexar dria that she
ha, removed TO the house lately occupied
BY Mrs. JENNA NuTT, Kiug-ss. where
eight or ten BUarders can be sccommo-
dated. January -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
For Norfolk,

ra The packe sloop OCEAN.
ESEEN Joseph Middleton MASTER will
SssAs sail on Friday next. For
@2NH freight or passage apply on
board, or TO ,
BARNEwALL 4 PoPHAM.
January 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
Sales at auction.
BIZ P. G. JMaRsTELEEK.

= +
By P. G. MyaRSTELEEK.
!. THIS DAY, at 10 A. M.
Will be sold at the Xendue store, corner
Of Prince and Wster steetsi
Cloths
Cassimeres
Coatings
Plains -
Flushings
Cprduroys and yslvets
Irish linens
English sheetings
Calicoes
Domestics -, .g
Camhric, leno and book muslins
Woo!len hosiery
B,tckskin, kid and beaver gloves
Sewing silks, .cottons, threads, &c.
,.E.-,s,. ALSO,
Soap in boxes
Candles in, do.
Chocolate in do.
F. IF. gunpowder.
glassware in boxes
Tenelife wine in Or. casks, &c.
l..,. I. ALso,, ~,
trunks leather, kid and moroesd
shoes and boots
ALSO,
8 kegs 3D.. Sd. and led. nails-and
10 kegs prime chewing tobacco.
Also,
so resms writing paper.
p. g., MARSTELLER, Aact.
January 81
y On THURSDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at the house Of Mrs Graz
croft, corner Of St. Asaph and Prince
streets, variety Of
Household 8 Kitchsh Furniture!
Consisting Of sideboards, tables, chairs,
looking glasses, carpets, s or 8 good bed,3
bed clothing, VIC. TO 1T -.
p. G. MARSTELLER, Auos.
January 81 -.,c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
Tailoring.

rENRY P. WHITLEY has con-
H menced the aOOve business al tue
corner Of Prince and Fairfax Streets ana
puts in his claim for a share Of the pubic
patronage. He keeps on hand seleS,
assortment Of broad cloths, which ne VIII
manufacture much cheaper than the Gus
tomary prices.
Ready Made Clothes.
Of every description. constantly TOT sale
very low for cash, together with 4 CHOICE
rsrlefy OF Groceries
January p tuthsS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
French Hats.

TIME subscriber has just received a
handsome assortment Of FRENCH
HArs, which he will dispose OF on more
reasonable t,a ms than they have hitherto
been offered at. ). u. hakrsh'
January % 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
Ladies' Beaver Hats, &c.

FUST received and for sale at the Shoe
III Store of WILLIAM TRUE,
King-street,
Ladies' and Misses black, blue and
white Beaver Hats, some OF superior qua
lity, with elegant trimmings ,
GentIemen's first and second quality
Hats knapt and felt ditto. Ais ;, e,,..
A quantity Of Ladies Pruneiis Sip
pers, white and colored kid ditto .,,
Morocco and leather WalEHs shSes
Morocco and kid Boots, with fashion;
able trimmings; misses 4 childref.s DO.
rGentlenen's fne Boots ase shoes
kept ready made, and manufactured At
short notice BY measure. Allfasors CRATE
fully acknowledged. ,.,.
January9 ao''""u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27

Lawrason & Fewle
HAyE for sale, landing from the schr.
III May & Polly, captain Taylor
from Boston,
so barrels Muscoyado sugars
10 chests Imperial tea, OF superior
quality
8 bags pepper
95 boxes figs Jan. 20 :
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
Marble Nantes.

A FEW elegant Marble Mantles, Just
"a received from Philadeiphia, aud for
sale BY =. T. H. ROWLAND. >
WHO has landing from tire schoeners
Spence, from Savannah, 10 tierces new
Rice, and few bales of Cotton.
January "a II 49, dStwfm3t (
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27

Piano Forte fol. Sale. ~
4 SECOND HAND Piano Forte, we'll
n tuned and in COED order-pcics
SIOo. Enquire Of WIN! WOOD.
January - ST.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27

Hewers and Axemen wanted
va&HE subscriber wishes to hire able
bodied men, as hewers OF timber
also, 6 mep to use the narrow axe-ior
wien liberal wages will be gwen.
WIN. ST00PS.
7, ,sry &C. lhstp3ls
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-27
Seine Irvine.

Seine Irvine.
NUST received and for sale, few
Al casks OF SEINE TWINE Of good
quality. JosiAh IL phfie'
January e3 wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27

rsVIiE subscriber having obtained license pracce
Law, wii (aer the ist April) regularly attend the
courts Of Amherst, Bedford Campbell and The Town Of
Lyuchbrre. He promises the utmost attention and
deity IN any business entrusted Ia lis
~ IFS residence is IN the town Of LyHchhurg.
JOHN HAMBDEN PLEASANTS.
n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27
rnRrl,rn rARr,CnLAnS.

PHiLApnLPniA. March2O--The rlan Tor tohbng The
mail conceived IN TITS city several weeks ago. JGaI
-fterdRder J0sH Thompson Hare aud ferris flare LETT
this city together fOr that purpose. YhoHaS flare in
tended To have accompanied them, butwas pTeentGdby
disposition.
Johs dicxGRdcr is the person who had possession Of
the pistols duTin. the of the he
borrowed them from Hood, who has bsen aprrchoHded
and committed prison One Of the pistols and the
Seit which returned 20 him by Alexander after his
return 10 this C.iy, were found bis person fcrGr-
der gave the pistols 4t0saS Hare previous leaving
the city who cIcaued and loaded them. They nleRdtd
have robbed the mai the night before but thought
they weie too far from Philadelphia. one OF The pistols
was left on the ground.
After the robbery, the three went to baltimore,
where they arrived Friday morning about daybreak.
-dter0ader remained IN Baltimore about eight house..
Having heard of the apprehension of his associates
J. L. Hare and Lewis Hare lac left Baltimore III tue
steamboat and arrived in Philadelphia Saturday
ternun last lie that the amount of The plunder
ceived by him was less thaH $4,000 in posi- aud bank notes
OF this sum- about $3.50 have been recovered. a
mister containing about 5000, he says, he threw into
sard ia the neghbOrhoo of the place where he resided
Some lie had spent.
UO0d acknowledges that he has about $780, hut refu
es 10 give itup. he says, they might well attemptto
rob the mai! as TO take it from him.
itcT1dcr at hrst denied his guilt but the pair Of
pistols having secn exhibited To him he became alarm
ed ad desftd speak with the attorney general They
went into separate room, where hcmade iull cnaiss
sion. The stated by him cfated h he
tessim0n, 81 Thomas Hare who together ith Benjamin
Hare MI. and %s Stewart aud Mr. and Ars. Alexander.
were committed To prison. lCeHfHsk
Last night, Nv The name OF Stewart his wife.
ana mas named Hare arrested. suspicion Of
being accessories Ia the laie robbery the 1hir
teen hundred dollars ionud in The prvy uf the
iIGres who have been aDprehendcd at Baltimore thus
Ia HE short space "f week, hare the PRINCIPALS aud
accomp ICES this daring robbery fallen tbc laGts
ofjusiire. Gazette.
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pnwnER MlLls nLnMN rr :

BALrIiORE, March 20.-DuponPs Powder Mills, near
Wilmington Del. blown up yesterday ab nc haif
past 0 O'clock line people ol ihat town waiied Inc
streets in awful snspense until aDOu. ~ II being expect
ed that The magazine Oula explode NlCl feared
wOuld nufe the town. At ~, the close Of ny letter,
which partly written IA The SfreCf, The danger
supposed he over but the extent Of the damage
not then asceItaiHed.
ENTRAcr.-" DupoHrs house gonc-inany Allied, his
wife and daughter safe. Dupanys cotton mill injured.
write in the street.-The people out in The street
waiting expected awful explosion. tlhe first shock
wa violent though eauhqdake about Ell
guiph the hpuses....Ii O'Clock.
- ~ oclOck.We hope the danger is OVer-the people
returning their houses. HE magazine viii pToba
bly, be safe. MLane's mill safe except tie glass
is destroyed"
The postmaster At Wilmington says" DuponPs pow.
der mills exploded. Wedo up This mail IN the mid
die Of lie street, waiting the explosion Of tie magazine
aud all inhabitants Of the town ia the sifeets.''
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es<he magazine expected to explode every moment
has 90 900 VT. of powder In it, We concluded,
very reasonably that ii the explosion OF tue pounding
mail and granulatng house had caused such violent
shocks fet the ring of the maeazse would shaSs
and OF our houses. The people remained an
hoGr Ia the streets before the error was eor'ected-i
WAS the magazine which shook Us so tesfniy In haste,
&c.
The Philadelphia GG<ctte saysf' thst the injnry ocCa-
stoned by the explosion OF DaPoars powder mile, Is
cohGscd to The Lieutbean upper works. the iiaelcN
works bC!oagng: the pro, ri,sUr, which we've re-
ccuy erected and osuPerios importance, have en-
t;r,b escaped"
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rur NAL KnpnrRY.

"A letter from Philadelphia by tue nall Ithis morn
ing. saws We have now cOwn'ied the ;higd person
lao aided in rObhins tho matt ai" ne person who hdS
confessed re WIOL. PLOT, il'9r rs colRHieHcemcmt
10 as feFE.ingtpH Ne wa,ttO iiad more money wbch
we sh. do IA the course OF 10 nofIsw. We have found
$1,000 person. IN post notes OF the u y baiA and
about in other money. Six persons have been con
ceTned here all We have IA PIiso-two oitbtm
are the brothers of the HAREs.
an informed, that It 10 Wot the coat baton that
the notes thai u Is hutton on the pahtaoons
of one ofthe d,Rgs YOU have in Custody IL would be
well to st them holito RI open all their cO,alg ahd
examine every pat strictly ~ have discovered, ba'
the pistol found bcie is the the eii at ilayie
dc Grace" E0iiiROre Patriot.
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Z OrItRl NOflCE.-A lew tickets in ;Lc Surgical
- Institution Lottery, 20 class, which selling
~ bmtiorr ~ Sl!O-Likew!se, tickets in the Medical
College Lottery, which will commence drawing on the
Sist INST Tickets afe as yet So2 and will advance in
lew days tn i5 schemes of the lotteries can he
had, grabs, al t.c Subscribers Office where within live
months have octr obtained $50, GEO. capital prix-
IS, aud the CASH pad in advance.
iew tickets ~ the drawing Grand State Lottery
can be bad, II applied for early the licensed Lottery
once nf ]. b. KURSnEEDF.
II ~ the above Office, MISSISSIPPI STUCK
Likewise, BOUNTY LdNDS. sOR .yOLDfERy'
CL.iIiS. borent and sold March IL. IO2.5t
Ii II uhueIsigued continues transact business Tor
n non resdeHi prOpretos of land IN stale OF ohio
particularly TO selling land and locating military laad
warrants grautcd services rendered in The revolution
arr war. tic also bass land and land warrants
Those To whom lie Is unknown, ay refer 20 Cen Por-
teTneid, OF Augusta county Col. Watts Bed,yd conn
" capt fembtr:oH, OF GoOchlaud county; Robert
mackey, esq Garrt M,nOr, Esq. OF fret!ecL sbWrc
or TO Robert Pollard, Esq. Col Robels .sGares OF
Richmond. CADWALLADER Wall tCr
ChhlicOlhe, tohio,) March ri. SOL rot.
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AMr1lI. EXpI.nsInM.
COPY Of a letter frOm Joseph BriHghuTSt, ESq. TO
II. Niles, (BuftiRore,J dUied

w1LMiNGruN 4 DELI 81 $40. 20, 1878.
Esteemed FTicHd-Ne yesterday gave thee very hasiy
and cOnsed account at the explosion OF T. !. DupOupB
powder mill. then appIehcndcd that the accident
had occurred az the lower mls aud expected that Du
panty's MLtnc's aud Snins' cotton miIs thrown
down. But they al safe-nOhug but their windows
injured. The mischief began al the pounding u
OF T. l. Dupont n Co.'S. upper w0fks. Several men
that MILL aud person discovered me "a The sleeve
O one Of The bands he instantly dared out Of tie mill,
excaining, all lOst" rushed on tie ace bridge
pushed man with him The wafer, and under the
bridge THIS all done moment, and the eXplO.
sion Ook place while they remained under The bridge
The graiung house aud magazine were covered with
shower OF are, aud made ateffble havock Of buildings
and men. al TIE houses aleyelwitb The wOfh5
shattered 10 pieces the ffagncHts covering two acres
MauEcd bodies aud limbs throw in different d.
fccOns, several hundred feet FEM lie place Of eXpO-
sion. 10 IS appI ernded that 30 persons klied and
~ woundcdJ Of the latter dangerously. But the loss
Of lives cannot yet be accurately ascertaned because
who missing may possibly have run from the
place Of danger and I've yet safe, bat TOO much termed
| TO return More than thirty persons IRE missing. Ny
brother r. Ferris passed the melancholy 81
bodies ftct legs and arms, in different directions, MANY
hundred feei fom The mills. IN tie woods, thau
eighth Of mile rom The place Of Xpl0sion, he
0ng piece pefha inches AID several broad
examination he discovered perfect attached
10 H. stare this. 60 show thee how tbe boates were
mangled. The loss Of property most probably ab8ut
$4,000 This is my estimate from ms knowledge
Ollie buildings and Information O te quantity 0f pow
der. wish 10 may prove 20 be ovcrracd. T.. I. Du
points family all safe, ~ least With very tranE iniu
/ ~. Ills brother in law Delmas vh0 supposed Co..
have been allied IS ikeiy TO Do we'll his fIactu
| red In two places aud his shoulder Cislocgted.
our town violently shakeu by the coucussiOu of
The aif-and were thrown into much alarm by mans
persons coming 10, ana snnng down The streets
c9ing" open your windows aad CONGO out Of yeuf hous
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the MOSLEIT BRID4S SONG.
lFRoM THE ITALIAN.
There is a radiance IN the say,
A tush of gold aud purple dye.
Night hngers ia the wssl--the sun
Floats oil the sea-The ua;'s begun.
The wave slow swelling to the shore,
Cleans on the green like silver ore
The grove. the cloud, the mountains brow,
Are burning the crimson glow
fetall is silence-till the gale
Shake its rich pinions from the vale.
IL is a lovely houY-tbOpgh Heaven,
Had ne'er to man his partner given
That thing of beauty-fatal, fair,
Bright hcklc-Child Of tame and air
Yet, such an hour, such skies above,
Such earth below, had taught him Love.
But there are sounds along the gale
Not Iuurnurs Of the Crot OF vale
Yet Wild. yet sweet, rs ever stole,
To soothe their twilight wanderers soul.
u comes from yonder les'nine bower,
From yonder mosques enamclld toweE
Prom yonder haram's roof of gold,
From youdeT castles baugbty hold.
%, strain of witchery ! whOe'er
That heard thee, felt notjoy was near
Ny soul shall ia the grave be dim
Ere IL forgets that bridal hymn.
Twas such nom, twas such a tone,
That woke me-Yisicns are We Comet
The flutes breathe high-the portals now
Pour out train, white vei'd, like suow
Upon It's mountain summit spread,
In sptendor beyond mans rude tread;
And O'er their pomp, emerging far
The bride, like mornings virgin star.
And soon along the eve may swim
The chorus Of the bridal hymn;
Again the bright procession move
To take the last sweet veil from Love.
1Gen speed thee on thou glorious sun
Swift rise--swiit set-be brigbt-and done.