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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-05-16

To fhe honorable tie Circuit Court Of
The county Of Madison, in the state Of
Illinois, the Petition Of the subscriber,
lillian M. O'Hara, Of the toqvn Of
81. Louis and territory IF Missouri,
RESPECTFULLY Shezueth,
TEVfIAT your petitioner is seised in fee, as
J. tenant in common, of and in an equal I'M
divided one half part or moiety OF all that GER
tain tract of land, situate, lying and being in
the tract appropriated by acts of congress tor
military bounties in the state of Illinois, being
in the county of Madison, in the said state and
being the southeast quarter of section eight,
in township eight north, in range eight east /;
being the same tract originally granted by let
tiers patent to Ebenezer Wyman. And your
petitioner further shews to your honor, that
Richard Berrian, of the city of New-York, in
the state of New-York, is seised in fee, as te-
nant in common, to an equal undivided one
fourth part of said tract OF land. And your
petitioner further shews, that Samuel Berrian,
late of said city of New-York, in the state OF
New-York, now deceased, was seised in fee,
as tenant in common, to the remaining equal
undivided one fourth part Of said tract OF land,
which said last mentioned undivided one fourth
part of said tract, the heirs and legal represen-
tatives of the said Samuel Berran, deceased,
are now seised in fee Of as tenants in common.
And your petitioner further shews, that he
is anxious to have the before described pre-
misses, with the appurtenances, divided among
all the persons interested therein, according to
their respective rights as set forth in in this
petition, agreeable to the statute in such case
made and provided and that guardians may
be appointed for the infant heirs of the said
Samuel Berrian, deceased, if any there are.
Your petitioner therefore prays, that said pre-
misses may be divided by commissioners to be
appointed by the said court, between him and
the said defendants, and parties unknown, &C
cording to their respective rights therein,
pursuant to the statute in such case made and
provided. And your petitioner, as in duty
bound, will ever pray. Dated April %, 1920.
WIN. NJ. O'HARA.
TO Richard Berrian, Esq. Of the city
and state Of .Nsw- YORK, and to the
heirs aud legal Representatives o. Sd
muel Berrian, Esq. Of the city and
state Of Mszv- York, deceased.
YOU are hereby notified, that intend to pre-
sent to the honorable the Circuit Court of the
county of Madison, in the state of Illinois, at the
next term to be held on the fourth Monday in
May next, petition of which the above is a
copy, in order that commissioners may be APP
pointed to make partition of the premises in
the said petition set forth, agreeable to law in
such case made and provided, and according
to the rights of the parties set forth in the said
petition. Dated April %, 1920.
WIN. NJ. O'HARA.
May 2-494t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-05-16
THE SUBSCRIBER

ETAS commenced the PRACTICE OF THE
III LAW, and will attend the Circuit Courts
of Madison, Bond, Washington, and St. Clair,
and the Supreme Court, at Kaskaskia.
7. w. SMITH.
Edruardsville, 29th MAJ, 1919.
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llAME.

4 NY quantity of good unslacked LIME, may
n be had for IS cents per bushel, at Alton,
on the Mississippi. Apply to
MATTHIAS P. RINGER & CO.
Feb, 15-28f-
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POETRY.
rpoM raE Ny. EVENING POST.

Mr.. Co1EMAN--The following is a character
fl real life, and at this very moment numbered
among the quick in body, though the dead in
soul
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-05-16
BENNETT MAXEY,
ERASTUS BROWN,
ISAAC WATERS,
ZACHARIAH ALLEN.
LAND OFFICE MONEY.

Nov. is, 1819-26tf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-07
x4N GAZETTE .SkA
.asS.s SHIPPING LIST &6&
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Tuesday, Oct. 3i.--Ar. sloops Votsry, Stock
man, Boston--Milledgeville, Knight. do.-Wil-
liam, Lord, do -schr. Jackson, Chadwick, from
Baltimore, with Flour-brig Hind, Prince, from
Havana, with sugar and molasos--schr. Polly
aud Phsbe, Marshal, from st. Andrews, with
Plaster.
WeaneSddy.--sl. Seven Brothers, Newbury, fr
st. Andrews, Plastsr.--schr Fame, York, from
Nova Scotia, for Philadelphia.
Sdhuday.-sl's. Caty-Ann, Green, from Bss-
ton-Messenger, Lewis, do.--Governor, Collins.
st. Andrews.
Srmddy,-sl Leander, Trow, from Eastport.
.Moaday.--Briss Midas, Prince, from ST. An
drews-Brutus, Porter, from Boston-Paymaster,
Prince, from Philadelphia, with Flour.
cLEARANcEs.
Monday Oct. Costs. Fancy Packet, Waite,
Quoddy, Polly and Phebe, Marshal, for Lubec.
Tuesday.--Brg Alexander, Davis, for Havana.
Bsiassday.--Brigs Caroline, Hubs, for ST.
Iohn.-Diligence, Jones, for Guadaloupe.-Sl.
| Arson, Ross, for st. John.-Nov. LIST. Schr.
McDonough, Hall, for Portsmouth.
| FriGay-Brig Fame, Dicks, for New Orleans.
-Sehr. Franklin, Baker, New-York.
| Saturday -Schr Trader, Liseomb, for st. An
drew..-sl. William, Lord, Boston.
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n.enced upon the same side, Dli our accounts
come no farther.
The crowd, assembled on the THIRD of DC.
fober, was greater than il had ever been be-
fore--lhe streets aud squares were thronged
and the river was covered with boats filled
with people, among which were three large
steam ships. The excitement in her favour
is nothing diminished by the progress of the
trial, which sbsorbs all curiosity and all the
public interest OF the realm.
Oolhe 29th ct September, the Deches de
ptrli. ra0se husband il will be recoected
was the victim OF Lovel's poignard, was safe
~ delivered Of a male child, who is presump.
live heir 10 the throne Of France. He was
boYa Duke, and has received the name of
Henry Charles Ferdinand. Deu Dome,
Goods gin Duke of Bourdeax sc. His birth
was announced all over France, by the dis
charge Oh cannon, and the court papers on
the OCCASION adopt style of extrsyegsni joy,
which sounds To our ears, more like the con-
,ulsion OF forced congraiuiation, than hearty
welcome 10 the Imperial stranger. For in
stance -
" Our paper will Arrive every where too
lste 10 announce the sirih oil The Duke OF
Bordeaux. The lima pitsnts OF Paris were
awakened by thu discharge Of cannon all
their hearts beat as they counted, and all leap
ed with JOY when they numbered the 18th
shot. This news, which bur., from every
heart, from every mouth, already traverses
the neighboring departments. Signals, rap
id as air, carry it 10 remote quarters, and IN
a few momsnts the sound OF the cannon will
have made il echo in the most sequestered
hamles all France raises cry o. " Vive la
Roi !"" yive ls Due de Bordeaux :" " Vi,e
Ia Duchess de Bsrri!" All our wishes are full
lils., all our hopes are justified. The teign-
ed or real alsrms--the clouds which obscured
our horizon--are dispelled, and France re-
jocss and takes courage on seeing frovi-
dencs protect, the race OF the Kings. He'll
had said, by the mouth OF Louvel, will
strike the las, of the Bourbons. and | will dry
the source of the blood OF 81. Louis aud Hen
~ w." At the first accomplishment of the
crime the Genius oil Evil gave loose to his
fatal 10Y but Heaven had already marked
its terul---the irail and doubtful hope OF a
whole iamiy--a whole nation plunged IN
griei"
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COMMUNICATION.

Where no wood is, the fire goe,h out 80
where thors j, no tale bearer, strife ceassth.n
Mr. SnRLry--Ainong the numerous whole.
some masims with which The compilers OF our
earliest books OF instruction have collected,
the one which is placed a, The head OF these
observations, has the most practical force.
But in the beginning of education, we learn
by rote the mind takes but little share in
the task, aud thus we lose The spirit of tha
sdage,, fables and morals of the primmer and
spelling boot. do not refer 10 that book,
from which many OF these maxim, are orig
,nally drawn, because it is not probable that
those, who fall within the scope OF these re-
marks, from their slight acquaintance with
that volume, have me, them there.
As was medita,ing in NY little room The
other evening al that tnusing hour, when The
dying embers throw their melancholy beams
upon the gloom OF iwilg ht--when the mind
is undislurbed by the bread and grsiuiious
light Of day, as well as the more humble, but
bougblen glare OF eyenng-'ny thoughts nsen
.bly turned upon the evils, which resul, to The
happiness of society, from the poisonou.
tongues Of tale bearers and slanderers, could
nSi Uul lhiNh, lhti ocihe S'ocii ifNy " louhS
lady gossps, as we'll as midde,aged and young
dandy gentlemen gossips, might in this their
second childhood, reium-with infinite advan-
tage TO the public and hemselyes-to revi-
sion of The collects OF Dllworih, Perry and
Webster.
Nothing is half so contemplate as the oc-
cupation, which some find, even in this small
metropolis, al gathering and making and circu'
lailng any anecdotes which may throw suspi-
cion upon characters more pure than their own.
They follow the scent OF spicy story, as the
hound puGsues the hare, and il they chance
to oyeriske il, the whole kennel are in at the
death, aud fix their fangs upon The victim.
have known some, who take delight in
bearing from one TO anoiher--to provoke re-
sentiment, the careless observations but
! marysIlously colourcd which too often fall
| from us, in an Idle moment linen, whose
professions should have led them to graveI
pursuits become the pimps OF petty scandal
and violating the sancity OF truth and the con-
fdence of friendship, degrade themselves tc
coiners and hucksters OF exaggerated and spu
rious conversations. 4" Nothing" says wor
|, Thy Of Charles seconds day." is so uncsrtalI
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers to the PORTLAND ATnAsNsuh
L AND READING ROOM, are hereby Notified to
meet At their Room on Tuefdsy evening, the l4th
inst ., half pan sis O'Clock, for the following pur
poses, viz -
IN. To determine what measures 'hal be adopted
for continuing the establiihmsnt the ensuing year.
Sd. To see what mssfures can be adopted for
the better accommodation Of the members during
the remainder of the prsfent year.
50. To act on say other businsss that may be
brought before them.
Per Order Of the President and Directors.
Nov. 4, 1880. WILLIAM HYDE, Clerk.
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DIED,

In th, town, on Wednesday Morning Last.
Mss JESsrr N. WEBB, daughter of Widow
Sally Webb, aged % year.-A child of Mr..
Richard Hamilton, aged = few weeks.--On Sat
urday evening last, universally iamsnte5, Mrs.
CATaARISE, Wife Of Eben'r. Hay0, Esq aged
~. Funeral this afternoon At half past 9 clock,
friends and acquaintance invited TO attend with
out further invitation.
In this town, Mrs. Hagsr Boaz, wife Of Mr..
James Boar, aged 81 years.
In Durham, on Thursday last, Josiah, son Of
josiah Burnham, Esq. aged 81 years.
In Freeport, Amanda, daugh'r Of Joseph Mitch.
ell, aged IL years.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-07

The North American Rsview published in
Boston and edited by Professor Everett, is
noticed in the last Edinburg Review, with
the most dat,erng Communications. lthsro-
nounced 10 be the most ably conducted maya
zine which has appeared in this country, and
more so than any which had been published
in Eng twenty years ago
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-07
NEW ENGLAND JUBILEE.

Thursday The 9Th INST. IS appointed Tor
Thanksgiving in New. Hampshire.
I'm .Ea,sqctnsett,, il is the 23d inst.
In .Haine, the 30th inst. and IN Nez-'
York, the 9th OF December.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-07

The deaths 10 Savannah between the Isl aud
18th of October were l57 in population net
exceeding $500 A mortality un.qualled in
the history of this sountry. II is estimated
that COCO have emigraied from that place
since the commence msnt Of the malady.
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BOOKS At AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY, the 92d day OF Nov. inst.
At g O'CLOCK, n. N.
Al III. Office of S. MsLrLLAN &. 7. FLETCHER,
Exchange Street, Portland,
ALaRcE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
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The Sapreme Court sits in this town to-day
by adjournment.
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MARRIED.

In Leeds, Mr.. Jabez Lsadbitter, Of Wayne, "a
Miss Lucretia Howard, OF the former place.
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HANL.e.s!ppyln 3
PORTLAND. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 7.

Yesterday the election Of Representatives. for
.he Seventeenth Congress and Electors of Presi-
dent and V. President OF the Us ;. took place IN
The several towns in this state. In this town the
votes were for the Hon. EzEHIEi WHITMAs, 382.
Gen. JAMES IRISH IL. There were no opposi-
fion candidates for Electors.
Hon. WILLIAM Mooby, had s04
Gen. JOSHUA WINGATE, Jr. 173. ut .aTss.
Hon. MARX J.. Hill, %.
WIktIAM CHADWICK, Esq. 225. I'd Oistf1fl.
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81 Inc Ci,lce OF >. hlSBELLAN y LElCfhni
Exchange Street, Portland,
ALAReE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
BOOKS,
Lam, Physic, Divinity, History g
MISCELLANY.
t6sMALL BIBLES
Trial of Gen. Hull
2 Maternal Physician
Atlas OF West India
5 Marrow of the Church
Fathers Tales
War in ihe South
Common Prayer
9 IS PLAYS
10 Walkers Dictionary, 8 vo. With key
IL Walkers Dictionary. IL mo.
IL Moore's Epissles aud odes
IS Trial OF Col. Gardner
IL Triumph of Faith
IS Besuties Of Sbakspears
16 Alston's Poems
II Life Of Washington
10 Essay os Irish Bulls
10 Porteus Lectures
20 TfumbuIl Bschus
Il Popes Essay on Man
~ Principles of Po.itenes
rs Spectator, IL vols.
% Hopkins Works, 5vois.
25 Whites Fsrriery
Is Marsactusetts Proper
II selfridge's Trials
~ Pulpit Eoquence
20 Traitor Conspiracy
so Presidents Tour
81 Hodges Trial
Darhx1. Taur
IS Towers ON the Prophecies, . vols
81 French Grammar
IS Lord Rivers
So Beauties of Shahspcsrs
81 jackson on Commerce
SO Latin Grammar
50 British 1reaty
40 Mnrray's Grammar
al Coar, Martial
1. shey's Book Keeping
IS Massachusetts, Reports
IL Trial of Smith and Ogden
Is Bonaparie and the French people,
l6 Bancroft, on Colours, vols.
II War in the Sosih
~ Morsss' Nsw-England
~ solomon's Temple
so Oraiisas
81 Monro'es View
81 Ovid's Meiamorphoss, vols.
IS Obadiah
81 Essays on the Sage
IS Fiedng's Journey
Sc Kcndsl's Travels, 3 vols.
;, Mschinve's Art Of War
SO Brown's Remsias
SO Butler. Universal History
60 Purvas' Attempts
81 Constitution Of Masons
81 Furks Works, . vols
IS Gri1ith's Travels
Is nuiu&,. History
&c Walkers Dictionary with key
81 Rambies IN London
Is Moral Tales
90 Boston Ofatious
10 History OF Rome vols.
II do. +" Aserica
~ Life Of Washington
IS Uuiveral Receipt Book
~ lsiy', Preceptor
- Caleb Williams, 2 vols.
70 T.ieoscrns in French
II Moirs by Bcnsparts
78 Spirit of Laws
70 Baron Munchau'en
80 Goldsmith's Poems
VI Rodgers, do.
80 Life OF God
IS Grammar Of Chemissry
81 Life OF Cowper
rs Jones on Bameat
SO Obadiah
81 Fieldnss Journey
SO English Reader
10 Vol. 6, Massachusetts, Reports
90 Mscingal with plates
OF Walkers Dictionary
% BILLIONS Practice
os Marsha, on Insurance, vols.
"a Bogan's State Trials
o. Democracy Unveiled, . vols.
90 Darby's Tour
OF Atlas of West indies
% Beaatie, OF Shakespeare
% Murray's Grammar Abridged
100 Walkers Dictionary with a key
IO1 Spectator, IL vols.
lO2 Latin Grammar
l53 Tower on the Prophecies
IO4 walsh's American Register, : vols.
los 3 vols. odd, dc. do. red back
100 II Plays
lO7 Dictionary
1913 Barren Muncha iaen
lO9 Small Bibles
no Tales of my Landlord Q vols.
III Life Of Joseph
1l2 History of America
1i3 Chap Books
ia Pope's Works 8 vols.
lis Goldsmith's Rome
ll6 2 vols Shakespeare
III PIayiairss Geometry
I18 Marshal on Insurance
1le Priestley's Lectures
40 French Grammar
l2l Smellie's Philosophy
100 Cumberlandss Memoirs
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ALaRcE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-24
THE ART OF CUTLERY.

Some beautiful specimens of the art OF cut
lery have lately been imported by MIR. Cres-
wick. corner of William and Garden street.
They are from the mandatory of his tro-
the. in Birmingham Among the number
are two penknives. containing each hity two
instruments. moving on twenty-six springs
and ifty-two joints, of the most exquisite
workmanship, mounted in gold, tortoise shell
and mother of pearl. Neither of them ex,
ceeds an inch in length, and weighs 8 penny
weights l2 grains by the scales of the Man
haitian Bank. The following are some of
the instruments each knife contains; ten pen.
knife blades, primers, erasers. hooks, graft
ers, saws &c. DC. Mr. Creswick expects TO
receive, in shor: time, penknfe, far more
curious in its construction, containing iour
hundred blades. His instruments are OF a
superior construction and temperament.
[yNeu. York Evening Post.
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District of Columbia,
County of alexandria, 10 o,

County of alexandria, TO oa. ;,
ON the petition Of William Rolchlo ora d d
Oinsolvent debtor, confined in the saSUl y, y
Alexandra county for DEBT; NOTICE 1 Z ni
by given TO the creditors OF Inc saIa " ."cu.
Rotchfo1d, that on the seventh day oil a nIi l,
next, being the frs, Monday Of the mo on I'd
9 O'clock A. M. at the court house OF !: s' i
county, the oath prescribed by ;, ,he 'S al y
congress of the United States, entitled l,;,hp
act for the relief of insolvent debtors VIM
the district of Columbia" will be aan a ~.
tered to the said msoIvent. and tTuS. Uso,rs.
pointed. unless sufficient cause 10 tse 90 thu
~ he then and there shewn. Ordeft;a bot1
1s for two weeks fso1s 'b1 Etc.,
CHEZ Judge of,he United States cTou''''
of the district of Columbia. =, &C.
Teste, LoM. l. miay
july "a
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bore. IS merely brought here for sale; and
we have known in the course Of the season,
one house to receive through lis channel in
a single day the consignment Of 500 hogs.
heads. We have no data by which to ascer-
tain the whole extent of the canal commerce;
but it is already considerable, and isdaily
becoming more So.
The whole of this vast amount Of produce
is brought TO the Petersburgh market, and
either sold for cash, or barte.ed for necessa.
ry goods. And what is doubtless the most
pleasing circumstance TO the planter, is the
promptitude with Which the business of buy
ing and selling is conducted. The moment
the tobacco is inspected, the purchasers are
upon the spot, and the seller realizes lis va
Iue Immediately.
Many ships have been dispatched from our
port in the coure of this month and last,
freighted with tobacco, cotton and -four; and
here are now between fifteen and twenty
loading for foreign pots.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-24

Harbor. near St. Barts. The Captain and
most of the crew escaped to St. Barts, in
their boats, with large cum in specie. The
latter had no commission. The regular
commissioner Patriot cruisers generally treat
all vessels respectfully, except the Spanish
and Portuguese. 1t was thought that two or
three light cruisers of the American navy,
would give great security to our commerce
in those seas, and are very much needed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-24
Petersburg, July IA.
ToBACco.

n is ascertaiaed, that upwards of eighteen
thousand hogsbeads of tobacco have been re-
ce,sed already this season at the different
warehouses in this place. Before tie ist
October, at which time the shipping year
will expire. we doubt not the number will
exceed 10000. In this computation the to-
bacco brought down the Appomattox canal
is net included; which being Inspected a.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-24
MONDAY. JULY "a, 1890.

The Theatre will open on Friday evening
NEXT With the comedy of sbe WONDER,
and the farce of the RENDEZVOUS. Mr..
and Mrs. Entwisle are engaged, and other
additions made to the company since Its last
visit TO Alexandria. The advertisement OF
The manager will appear tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-24
For the Alsrandriia Gazette.

w nat IS lie Cut SlIuSSic W AifS'
And its pleasures. what are they but pains
That please but 10 lure and deceive;
And what are the cuomfrts existence attains,
To atone for its troubles, vexations, & stains!
Detection consumes half our days;
Disappointment e'er threatens our joys;
Aswe roam through Life swildering maze,
And the Hatterins lure with which fancy de-
coys,
Reflection iisperses, and reason destroys.
And what are the bubbles that lure
And what are the dreams that delude !!
AS we travel Life's rough, stormy shore,
Encoun,ering the gale Of adversely rude,
And sorrows on sorrows, that ever intIude.
Love is but feverlsh dream,
Too fstful and vivid to last;
The enthusiasts Hattering theme
1ris like the red lightning, that CLEANS DER
the blast. [past.
And lights up the gloom tor time, and Is
And FnIENDsHiP is noushS but name
Ii dwells not-resides not below
Too ennobling, immortal fame,
Among selfish mortals dwelling to know,
Or . Gid with smile the lorn aspect OF
woe"
AMeIrIoN's fame that consumes
Unhoiy. licentious. and wild;
Ger the ruins ofjustice it blooms,
And virtue and mercy by it are despoiled.
With iniquity. bloodsted, and carnage de-
fled.
And HoNeR's phantom unreal,
Off prated of--ne'er to be found
Unsubstantial. unsound, and IDEAL;
A pageant known only by fancy and sound,
Winch Fantasy S visions, deceptive surround.
And NEALrkis attended with care;
Uncertain as life is its date
And numerous yexatons there are,
That on the possession of riches await,
Ailoying the joys Of the wealthy and great.
And is there then nought to console :?
The woes of this low transient cline
Is there nothing our griets TO Condole?
On yes theresa hope that remains, more
sublime,
That pierces beyond The dark ruins Of time.
IT'S the hope of tho Christian, that rests
On his God for being more bright;
That bushes his murmuring breast,
And b ds him look through the dun shadows
Of night,
To cline OF immortal and blissfui delight.
ABELLINO
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Boston, Jalg ID.

Boston, Jaly ID.
Extract Of a letter from Mr.. K. T.
Jenckes. supercargo of the brig vi
per, Rea, to a gentleman in Provi-
lence, dated Valparaiso, Cad, Dec.
1919.
san English brig arrived a few days
since at Valparaiso. and reports. that
in the I,iitude Of SO, S. longitude not
vet asceriained, she fell in with, aud
coasted along. as far as 62, S. bod.
of land, and actually landed on the
same. In a former passage round Cape
Horn, the captain discovered this land,
and reporting tie same at Valparaiso,
was laughed at. He this time provided
himself with Instruments, &c. and went
in search of it, and accordingly found
it. The captain efthe English frigate
Andromeda, on her return to Europe,
intends surveying it."