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A LOVING KINsMAN.

A duodecimo volume has lately been
received here, which deserves notice as
sample of the kind of matter concerning
the United States. that continues to be
put forth in England, in the shape of in
formation from tourists. 1t is entitled
Selections from Letters written during
Tour through the United States, in the
Summer and Autumn of 1919, descriptive
of the sufferings of Emigrants and of the
state Of Agriculture BY +. Hewitt.
Mr.. Hewitt, it seems, is an English
man, and member of the Society of
Friends, who, according to his own story,
was induced by tempting accounts of the
advantages enjoyed by British emigrants
in this country, to visit it in search of a
settlement for brother. The fruits of
his peregrinations among us were person
al disappointment, and the present book
The book concludes with the declaration.
that emigration is foHy-a declaration in
capable of being denied by any one who
attaches the least credit to the authors
representatiors.--We propose to give
some specimens of his temper and strain
in regard to the condition, manners and
morals of the CreoleS, as the native citi
zens of these states are styled by Goodwin,
in his recent Reply to Malthus Mr..
Hewitt writes in such way that it is i'm
possible to believe him animated by mo-
tives of patriotism, or to ascribe his la
bors to deter his countrymen from emf
grating TO the United States, to any other
internal impulse than some private in
terest. He has little of the charity, for
bearance, and respect for truth, which
distinguish the religious denominations
with whom he classes himself We are
glad to have the opportunity of enabling
those members of the Society in Philadel-
phia, from whom he acknowledges having
received kind civilities, to appreciate the
spirit of the man.
In his preface, he avails himself of the
real or fabricated testimony of an &C
quaintance' settled in Illinois, The fol-
lowing quotation is a sample of this testi-
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ros, bicornis, and three whales, of 20, Sc,
and Is feet in length He himself obtain
ed the hippopotamus and rhinoceros the
whales were stranded on the shore. 1t
was he also that prepared the skeletons
and skins of these monsters. OF these a
chievements, which all do equal honor to
the courage, address, and activity of the
intrepid naturalist, the most important ac-
QUESTION to science, is that of the hippop-
otamus. We had no whole skeleton of
this animal, and scale of comparison was
wanting, by which to Judge of its fossil re-
mains, such as they are found in France.
After waiting for six months in the Sa-
yannas, Mr.. Lalande at last met with the
monster, feet high, and Ie feet long. His
walk made noise similar to four washer
women alternately beating linen against
stones. But ne language can express the
frightful tumult of his direct and rapid
course when morhally wounded; he endea-
vored precipitately to gain the water, O.
verturning every thing in his way; his
eyes swimming in blood, seemed to dart
fire his throat was agitated with convul-
sive motions; he knashed his grinders,
and vomited frothy blood, while two long
Jets of blood started from his nostrils. His
believing and roaring rolled in the woods
like thunder, and the ground trembled
under his feet A second shot fired close
at his ear, stretched him lifeless Ten
yoke of oxen were unable to draw his gil
gantick body out of the woods. Lalande
was obliged to cut it to pieces on the spot,
and to construct hastily around it ram
part of reeds and bamboos, to protect it
in the night from wild beasts Great
strength of mind was certainly requisite
to preserve necessary ng-froid at sight
of this animal; but much greater must
have been the frmness and impassiveness
of Lalande to have dissected such mass
of flesh with all the care and precaution
necessary to the operation, under burn
ing sun, and in SO torrid climate, that
putrefaction in twenty-four hours occurs,
in al! its most hideous and disgusting sta
ges.
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PHILADELPHIA, June II.


Communicated for the Nat. Gazette)
Extract Of a letter dated Lisbon, Aprilel.
Our Congress has come to the determi-
nation to prohibit altogether the importa
ton of flour, to take place within two
months from the 10th inst. and in like
manner, wheat, when the medium price of
this grain, the produce of this kingdom,
does not exceed Rs. 800 per alqueir. The
duty on foreign wheat will then be Rs. 600
per alqueir, on the hard grain usually re-
ceived from Egypt, Greece, and the Ports
of the Mediterranean Rs 100 per alqueir
duty on the soft wheat, produce of the
northen ports, including the United States,
imported in foreign bottoms; and if con-
veyed here by Portuguese vessels, to pay
one-half the duty herein specified. Indian
corn to &c prohibited in like manner, I'M
less the average price of the market ex-
ceeds Rs 400 per al1ueir, for the country
grain, and the duty on foreign, to be Rs.
100 per alqueir, and the one half the duty
if imported in Portuguese bottoms.
The following decree was unanimously
approved in the Portuguese Cortes on the
3lst March:
The General and Extraordinary Con-
stitutional Cortcs of the Portuguese ma
ton, considering that be alone is member
of society, who is disposed to submit to
the fundamental law of that society, de-
clare that every Portuguese who refuses
to take the oath simply, and with any re-
striction whatever, to the constitution and
to the bases of it, ceases to be citizen,
and is Immediately to quit the Portuguese
territory.
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CURE FOR THE HrpRoPHoBiA.

We extract the following from a Dutch
osper received at this office.-At Udina. in
Friuli, portion of Vinegar was admins
tered to man who had been bitten by a
mad dog, in mistake fer a mixture prescri-
bed by the physician, and the patient re-
covered. An eminent physician in Padau,
on learning this fact, Immediately ordered
one pound Of Vinegar to be administered
three times day to an unfortunate being
who was attacked in similar manner, the
result was the same as before. he recover
ed. We consider il duty to publish this
statement-it mentions an antidote for the
most dreadful of all maladies; and which,
if efectual. can always be easily obtained
Al the District Court oil Illinois held at
Vandslia, Cbewacharah ard Whorajinkah.
two Indians, indicted for the murder of two
men at Rock Island, in March, 1891, were
tried before the Hon. N. Pope, on the l,h
ult. and on the 18th were sentenced 10 be
SSfcTdlJ HdnScu VII tuC Thu NaJ VI SuiJ
next, be,weea the hours of "A. NJ. and 6
P. NJ. After their conviction, they said
that the witness against them (who was an
Indian of their tribe, and present at the
murderl had told the truth.
When the Judge asked them if they he'd
any thing to say why sentence should not
be pronounced against them, they said,
what Can we say? we know that we killed
the men. When we saw our young man,
who was with US, lay his hand upon the
book, we hoped that you would have pity
on US; but we find there is no pity for u.s.;
we deserve to die; Have you any more
questions to ssk?'
The trial of Tedia or Tigwam, indicted
Ior murder committed on the Missouri, in
iuly, 1920, was postponed until the next
term.
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three penny posi- boys. They formed n,,
cessi6n, and proceeded to the General po,,
Office.
The Armagh Volunteer states that IL.
Royal Mail, Carriage and horses had be-,
seized by government for smuggling ,cbse
co-fve rolls had been found secreted abon,
the coach. The coach and horses were t,L
en- possession Of by the officers. The mall
proceeded on horseback. The novelty .,
this affair drew together great copcou,,s
OF people.
The Liverpool Advertiser of Nav s,vs
on Wednesday last several heavy shower,
Of rain fell, accompanied By loud clan, If
thunder and vivid flashes of lightning The
electric fluid knocked down several WORK
men on the south end Of Edge bill it entered
the house of Mrs. Clare, in Edge Vale, and
tore the building in a surpriziug manner
In one OF the rooms young lady using
scissors. was struck down and injured
The beautiful song of 1.-The Tear Of
Gratitude" by Mr.. S. Woodwork, OF this
city, is published in the London Courier
without any credit The Liverpool Mercu.
ry of late date repuhlished song Of S
OF New Jersey, which ii supposed was writ.
ten in Europe. The English are judges Of
merit, but their prejudices are TOO strong to
permit them to believe that good song can
be written by an American or if they be.
lIeve it, they have not the uagnanimity to
acknowledge it.
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From TIE National ADVOCATE.
THE HIPPoPoTAMUs.

The Courier Francois contains the follow
ing interesting notice:
Lalande, distinguished naturalist, sent
by the French government to Africa, has
returned in the Panther, lately arrived at
Bordeaux. and has brought with him a
mong other objects of value, a hippopota
mus, OF the largest size, an adult rhinoce-
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MARkErs AT HONDURAS.

Rice D.4 90; Flour a per Dbl; Pork Is;
Beef, no sale; Northern Lumber 2 per M;
Mahogany from 80 to 9U per NJ. Island cur
reacy.
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AGRICULTURAL.

The Yello1oish or Orange Mole. The
rare and beautiful. animal presented to DR..
Mitchell, by Timothy MatIack, Esq was
taken on his farm at Bay side, on Long
Island. 1t is about the size of the Brown
Mole, with white feet, the tail and sup
posed to be only variety of the same
Sir Thomas Pennant, in his History Of
Quadrupeds, vol. 2, p. 2S3, describes a
yellow mole as having been received from
n. York, through the enterprising Mr. A.
Blackburne who sent with it the brown
mole, the radicated mole, and the long
tailed mole, all from n York, likewise.
According to the Linn@an arrangement
these several American animals belong to
the family of sorex or Ghrew, and not
Talpa, or mole, properly speaking. The
reason is, that instead of having five teeth
disposed as they are in the mole, these
creatures have two cutting teeth in the
upper jaw, several CANARY or canine teeth
in both jaws, and cuspidated grinders
Still their habits and manners SO exactly
resemble those of moles, that both Pennan
and Shaw have ciassed them with the
moles. A fine specimen Of the Crested
Ghrew or radicated mole, of New York, isl
in the possession of Mr.. Cumberland, being
Sorer Cristatus of the system.
The hair of the little animal under con /
sideration is of a deep cream or pale or
ange colour; glossy as silk and fine as
fur The tendency to yellow is most con.
siderable on the head and breast, and the
white hue predominates on the othst
parts, more especially on the rump and
sides. The length from the snout to thu
tail, seven inches and half, inclusive
of which nearly one inch belongs to thu
tail. Not any mixture of colour in tb'
individual hairs; there being no grey o.
NOTED appearance whatever. Both tn
fore feet and the hind feet have fine claws
the former strong, oblique, palenated an
fit for digging; the latter small, fiat Il
the heel, and adapted to creeping.
10 the modern Classification adopted b
the French naturalists, of this description
are called Sealopso. They belong to Mort
America, and beside the restitution Of ei1
ternal ears Dr.. Mitchill observed, that in tbf
individual he examined, there was no trace
or opening for eyes.
! 1t is al most as important 10 farmers al:
zoologists, to become acquainted with b1
subterranean animal; no less destructive
corn fields anG gardens than extraordiD,1
! in its constitution and manners.
Ny. Nat. a6
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SCOTLAND.

Some serious disturbances took place at
Glasgow on the 93d of April, during The &c.
LIBERATION Of king Georges Birth Day. No,
less than $4,000 persons were assembled
In the evening the streets were crowded and
the people were much annoyed by squibs L
crackers thrown among them. At rine o.
clock at night, large bonfire was placed
opposite the gaol formed by tar barrels, and
every thing in the vicinity that could con.
tribute 10 keep up The fire became objects
of plumber. The magistrates eRdeavored
to prevent this scene and brought detach.
ment of soldiers to the spot. They were
Immediately assailed by the mob and magis.
trates. soldiers and citizens were wounded.
The mob scattered, some posting themselves
upon the wooden bridge leading to Hutche.
sontown. The first arch of the bridge e5
feet in width, broke down with the pressure,
and mingled mass of men, women and
children were preciptated into the bed OF
the river, the water OF which was not over
ten inches deep. Many however were seri.
ously injured in the fall. Tie party of dra.
goons which were brought TO scatter the mob
were almost to a man injured. The Lord
Provost and the head gao!er were cut on the
head. In the fall Of the bridge, four who
had legs broken, and one fractured arm,
were taken to the Towns hospital. To the
Royal lnhrmary, seven men and boys with
fractured arms and legs. Besides these up.
wards Of hundred received cuts, bruises,
&c
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" DnYaIiIn.

~ ''s'' 49,
HAIR DRESSER & FANCY STORE,
Royal street, .a'erundria:
INFORMS the public that he hasjust re-
ceived an assortment OF
Fancy Articles in his Line,
which ne will sell low for cash, such as the
following:
Patent hair bl shes, cloth do. tooth do
Nails do shoe do. razors OF all sorts
Travelling cases, dressing cases
Powder puffs, hair powder.
Pematum OF all kinds, dressing combs
Pocket and sporting knives
Tortoise she'll pocket combs
TUX do. pocket DO. common
Shaving boxes, shaving brushes
Shaving soap. pocket books
Looking glasses. Hopkins straps
Duff do. snuff boxes
Curling tongs, Cologne water
Lavender do anniseed paste, rough
Homes for razors, lead pencils & cases
Watch chains. watch keys
Hopkins paste, Ladies thread cases
Segar boxes. segars, first quality
Best chewing tobacco. and many other
articles too tedious TO mention.
n B. Shaving or hair cutting done OF the
owes, terms, and great deduction made Tor
hose that shave by tue year.
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+ A Livery Stable

Is now opened on The premises fermerIl
I occupied by Thomas Trip'ett, on Vast
insion street, between King rpd Prince
streets, where citizens and travellers car
be accommodated with a careful Ostl.ef
and hay and era in three times day Tor Dr.
fyscents, or by the month at ten dollars
As there IS a large lot attached 20 the pre-
misses. with the accommodation of pump,
Drovers, and those that have horses i e,
sale, will find il to their advantage tocsI'
as they may get hay by the small, y gram
as they may want it and those disPo;e.a
10 purchase Horses, by leaving desr'P-
tion shall have the earliest notice.
Feb | JAMES ALLISON l. 60.
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Alexandria Conrfyl"'
NTAS committed TO the jsi OF this 'VC'
w ~ on The Sd inst as runaway, AK
gro man named Kinney tones, bout y y
years al age, 5 feet 10 inches high, ~
made land ola ligh;ish cast; says he ha: 1es ss
accustomed to following The water, " u.
bay trade. He claims freedom, and sI'.[i
he has neither in Baltimore, on fedden
Hill; by the name OF Dorcus Jones, ana ".
be served an apprenticeship in BsitImoffS
the sailmaking business with William wy.
TIE owner is desired to come, prove r.
perry, pay charges and take him away y
therwlse he will be disposed OF as ne p
directs. ANDW. ROUNSAFEL5
Jan rs :h2m 'aS'
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paper. aot hsiag satisfied, ne} think proper
to return il TO tie = Ilur alln',i thrss weeks
An allowance oi ten fef cent. WI os nia"e
when ciaiu,sti, ON ali aoiie7 received or,
aud iehiitted 10 ire editor.
4 few OF The ;ir.t volame, either IN sheets
or well bound, with a copious index, remain
on h&Bd Tor sale.
Notes el tae Banks Of North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Virginia, generally,
viii be received Al par.
CT All communications to he acaresseo
to JOHN 5. SKINNER,
june 98. 1870. Baltimore.
P. S.-For sileditors in the tniedoiates,
who may have the goodness 10 We toe pre-
ceding uotice A iew sceesty insertions. the
editor of the Farmer VII! be glad to tran
sact any business they may have IN baiti--
more, or to return their good offices IN any
other way IN his powell aim
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Navel Storas s WMskev.

sUSi received bv tn sch Stage .Neyitt.
eT ~ bbIs whiskee
10 /, anue brandy
iOhtfS whisSeY
Sn Bushels clovs7 .eei
AC3 by >the sch BENJAMIN Franklin, Foster.
SO hbis tar
d. 10 SIT tur2ertine
10 bright varnj>a
s do spirits OF tnroentine
81 bales ofo-jme cotton =
loo casks ~ rice
Ian ling an Vowell's wharf an' CIR sale by
feb st F CORNING
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Notice.

The subscriber having obtained letters OF
administration upon the estate of his father,
the late Thomson Mason, deceased, re-
quests all persons having claims against
the said estate, to present the sare, with
proper vouchers thereof, withou, delay
and those who are indebted thereto. are re-
CURED 10 make immediate payment to
teh J3-tawIm K C. NASOS
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F'ishc.mea Fake Notice.

E-F!S'T II rent. Zoe the ensuing season. or
;.,v = TORN 81 Yeas that noted i-h"ry call
Cd J0!INSoE'S SPRING Its celebrity as
a herring landing, together with as contigu-
ity "a market RENTERS Il we'll worth the at
tention ~ ~ person acquainted wrh The
fishing business Fnr terms which wall he
10 prppar,ion 10 the lificulty of the times,
arlly 10 the subscriber
GRO. T. WASHING TON,
Wellington, near Alexandra, FEB 8 flnw
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p:'n'efs lave hsca 'c,siny a, ..
pres ii%.r anIna'irsd sprFoEar,,n ~:
Yoi1r Pass - better ,ad. io.n ",l''
havsirom Rn.bYoG' ms,rtar;nrr -" Eh<
TACT, an excellent machine, as ro.. 80,
the Columbian, and 10 be pr,i.,r.,dt' i!0i
iigEtn.ss and simplicity. Leu '''
Mr.. A. Eamage. Il bec4n,t.oV ~ Z.
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Neu- York, Jnty 8. 1919
Dear Sir-I have for tome time past been
threatening Ia write TO you, 20 let you know
how we'll AIN pleased with the Ruthven
Press, improved and made by you but a
variety OF circumstances have prevented it.
| have had il IN constant operation three
months during which time nea.ly all the
printers Of this city, and number of our
most ingeniou. mechanics, have called to ex-
anime it. They have pronounced il as COM
plete in every respect, as any machinery
they have ever seen.
The following is the idea have ofit.
No Printing Press has everbeen construct
ed, on which more or better work can be
done in given time.
The exertionof working It's no more than
healthy exercise for boy Of Is years of age.
& have a boy OF that age to work on mine
1t is well made, the different parts admira-
bly, proportioned. and not more Liable than
otbe. pressesta get out of repair.
am, yolI respectfully,
D. FANSHAW.
Mr.. A. Ramage
Metz York, April 25, 1918.
Sir-The Ruthven Press arrived safe, ano
IS in successful operation. Many Of our
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Proposal.

EY wN. H ANrFFs"N, YRpn,p,c,
For p"6lst,ns ty satsc,il.,n" Co
A History OF HIS TkAVrtS
In Arabia. Egypt, P,l.ia, Guy,arhLi LIS
Upper and Lower Hmdosiop Zen an
period OF about II years de, ,,s' =
countries never hti'ie wished !, 'I tH
reans, With a psiticula, accom- NV''
manners and customs o! their nb"S;,.
Also with ''''LN
= .Narraiire q has suEsr;nss
WHILE 4 SLAVE IN ALL,
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Forfunt mtth botA AdNcs WA /!

THIS goddess of the rolling wheel. to
4 whom the dep~,ions of all are avowed-
ly OR secretly paid, alter bestoWIng. WIN Ca
PRECIOUS preference, her iavors, nov on one.
and now on another, of the shrlnes erected
to her worship, in the City OF Washington,
has, at last, we are credibly informed, de-
termined 10 honor with her special prefer
ence and permanent residence the TEMPLE
newly dedicated TO her service,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, Washington City,
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10 PRINTERS.
.7DIH R.i.NiGE
= ESPECTFU LL intYrns thetrade thai
= he continues TO manufacture the
Screw aud kuthyan
PHIN'T{.SE PRESSES.

The former, in its present improved state,
with iron beds, Sc. ne has oblained a ra,ent
for. The estimation in which this press Is
held, is perhaps best shewn by tue demand
iurit--nea,ly 600 BENG IN use OF his make !;
and every exettion shall still be made to
render 1t a, complete as possible.
lg-Ali other articles N us line, as usual.
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TO her worship, in the City OF Washington,
has. at last, we are credibly informed, de-
termined 10 honor with her special prefer
ence and permanent residence the TEMPLE
newly dedicated TO her service,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington City,
By b. y. TYLER,
Sole Agent for the Managers IF the
GRANDAATiONAL CANAL LOT
Terry,
Third C'lSSs
New DRAwISG-Bg authority Of Com
greSS.
Members of Congress, to whom the trihng
compensation they now receive Is no object
compared with being separated from their
homes and families Tor many tedious winter
months; Merchants, who want an increase OF
active capital; MectnniCs, who wish to add
TO the stock, which affords scope TO their
enterprise; men of leisure and 1rsaith, who
would increase the means OF their bench
Cence; young men, who want the means TO
support wives; and old men, who would add
to the provision tor their children; females,
whose sex may prevent their personal pur-
suits of gainlul avoCationS, but TO whom a
small investmen, may give, withouteyertlon,
a han 1some share in the good things of this
world; rich men who wish 10 be richer; and
poo, men who wish TO be rich--these, and
all The other classes Of society, TO whom
Fortv Thousand Dollars
or a more moderate sum, would be an ac-
commodaton, are invited to furnish them
~ ynt- 4 ,H.pI IN No n,,rt
OF fortune, where their several claims will.
10 DOUBT, nee REHABILITATION. Shsbesr care
told Us long ago that
'tThere is tide in the affairs Of men
Which, when taken at the flood, leads on 10
Fortune"
|. is now confidently believed to he the
Aood-tIde at TYLEk'S NEW OFFICE.
Those who have heretofore tried their
luck as the phrase is,and found il bad luck,
should remember the policy OF Rassonio--
SIN nv school days, when had lostone shaft,
| shot his fellow of The sell same fight,
The self same way. to find the other forth.
And by adventurmg both, ! often found both.
Those inclined to adopt this wise policy
O. Bass,nio may. for the trihing sum of 10
dol airs. secure to themselves the following
SPLENDID lAfli ALo hlIu ulS Jti W nS
drawn, VIZ:
4N.O00 Dollar,
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 UnliarS.
49of 1000 Dollars.
i8 nf 500 Do':afs.
So 100 Doilars. ~. +
Besides nearly
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
In 30 and smaller prizes.
Not one b.nnk TO prize, aud 5000 tickets
entitIei totwo chances each.
The Grand National Canal Lottery being
authorized by special act Of congress, he
tickets may he sold in any part of The Uni,
ted States. Vrnders and others viii do well
to forward their orders to TYLER's TEMPLE
OF FORTUNE. Washington city, where, within
A few davs, have been obtained prize OF
5000. CT loco, and a numLer OF 500, loo, so,
&c sc
The lottery draws again on Monday next
The first 2coo blanks entitled TO 10 dollars
each november g