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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04
FRESH SPRING GOODS

aud offer fo sale GU reasonable terms very choice
selected with much care expfess, for tins marke ava
wen adapted to The season. Also. asI irish Linen,
Sbeeiln's bd eve Diapers, Diaper aud Da.natk TapIs
Linen, Dowiss aud Droghedas 20 or Cask, of Yer,
superior old l.. T.. Madeira WINE.
And day expected by the ship Constitution iron
L"ho"h, tuftber supply of The Cloths and
Ca.simeres win also Offered Tor sale a, so"m
as landed by the piece or package the accom-.
-." Wins. ApIn ~ li3..u
MORE FRESH GOODS.
ELeMING JANIS & CO-{Market Bridget Have
=. just rece,vsc by the Virginia, from New York
'"'"s' supply Of elegant and well selected Dry Goods,
e. CONSISTING OF
superb figured MAXIM Grapes, OF new pattern,
Asserted Canton Cranes
Shurt, Long Company aud Narn,ee chm Nank.en.
Company tfag Bandannas
choice parcel Of sewing Silks, assorted
oupefnhe, pain and figured Book aud Null Mu,Ijns
and A Cambric Muslins ana Jacopet Canhric,
Needle worked Musiiss for Dresses
pink, blue lac striped < checked Jaconet Muslin,
o-l Jubilee, striped and corded Musiins
SapeTnne white and coored Aaseiles aud wove stripe
Vestings 'pN
Lilac pink aud blue striped Jean,
fain' biue: olive lead aud fawn coored do. of uncom
super while, draD, olive and black Satin lean,
fine urdiessed Prints, Of rich patterns
Steam l.om Shirines
Fine Russia DTiliiugs
Fine Irish Linens
Furniture Checks
Super blue black Clsih,-witi, n, any oe, articles
winch added Ia supplies received by former atrj.
walls, makes their assortment general K extensive.
Thes will receive additional plies of variou.
Minus OF Goods by The Redmond from PHILADELPHIA
and Leader from New York, now daily expected
Peisons disposed to purchase respectfully invited
to call. Aprii 27 iii q,
NJ L have imported few SPRING GOODS l., II,.
w ship SciPio fren Liver pool, ana CoNsrIruTtos
rom London, among which are superhne Cloths and
Casefes of superior quality and dsub- prime Scyibe
biades.... Those with the goods remaining ON hand
viii be sold al reduced prices.
MayI. Al ELLIS a. sIJ,N
1 iSrMCi OF VIRGINIA, 10 uit.... Be II 1em.m-
- bereu, that on the t~ent oil day OF March i'm
tue forty nth year of the Independence Of the United
States OF America, WILLIAM MuNPoRp IF the said
aisuic hath deposited ia this oce the title OF bosk
the right whereof he claims as author in the ord.
following, to wit
RERoKTs OF CASES GuEDASD DETERMINED ~
rHk sUPhEMk CouRr OF tPPkALs OF ViKcINt..
By WILLIAM MUSFoRD. VoL. VI.
In conformity tho Act Of The Congress of the United
STATES, eutlied An act Tor the mt of arm
ing by securing the copies Of maps charts ara books
to the auibof; aud proprieors OF such copies durinp
the Times therein mentioned
RI. FFRIES
~ Clerk Of the District Of Virginia..
~ The book above mentioned is usi nuh
ished, and for sale or delivery Subscribers, al VIM
IT, titzNhyis"nn's Bookstore in the city Of Richmond
u contains ia being The decisions of three ,raTs
complete many Of which are highly inpertaut-The
piice TO non subscribers, is SO: So cents.
way /: II3..st WILLIAM MUNFoRD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04
For SAIE

E'hAi valuable PiaEtatsn, wLetton the suhsc riber
resides, known by the name vf INDIAN CAMP
u is situated IN the upper end Powhaian County ON
DeeP creek, aud contains Wy late survey 1861 acres
about one third of which is ia wood and considerable
part OF which Is prime obacro aRd there ara 50 or
zoo acres of DAT land nearly all Of which is reclaimed
AND The whole OF 1t tobacco land OF the first quality
me situation IS as healthy as any below the
II has comfortable dwelling house ON it, and i, we'll
soched-~h all necessary outhOuses, granaries, ana
tobacco houses.
He terms required will be, third OF the
money on executing deeds, aud the balance two ea
annual payments. deed Of trust will be reuu,red 10
secure the punctuality Of the two las, payments
April 3. iO7..u HENRY SKiPwlTg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

NOHN PtRKHiLL has assoc iated himself with RO
~ BERT S. ROBERTSON and JAMES kELSO, of
New Yors, under the irm Of Pdrkhiii, Robertson, &
Hetso, for the purpose of transacting AUCTION x
COMMISSION BUSINESS, III the city OF Richmond
SsSud uuder the hr,n Of Robertson keiso& Parkhiif
FOR the purpose OF transacung general COMMISSION
BUSINESS in the city of New York-Ihey
spiicI share Of the public patronage.
JOHN PANKHiLL,
ROBERT $. ROBERTSON.
JAMES kELSO.
Jan. q. 7ju
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

Fdrkhtff, Robertson s. heiSo,
RE nov receiving by the schooners AHgenora,
IA Thames, Ris.ag States and others, FRESH TEAS
ship Savsnnah's cargo 1890.
100 10 Id. boxes Guupowdet Tea.
rs do. do. do
80 boxes Gnnpowder Teas, cou,aing canister. 2lb.
80 chests Yoane iiysnn Tea
IS hhds. Of ST. croiX aud New Orleans Sugars
100 bpls. Of Loaf Sugar, New York ma nuiactery
so tag, Of best Green Porto Rico Coffee
10 pipes OF C0gnac Brandy
10 hhds. Of Jamaica Rum
20 do. OF antigua do.
100 hoxes Of Mould Candles
100 do. OF Soap
80 casks of Cheese
A few bbls. Of Pork and Beef
All ofwhich Trey will cell liser terms.
J3n9. 7J..if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

Nofice to all persons interested an CLAIMS to
Lands tying S0uthues, OF 7ennessss Riu,r IN I'm.
STATE OF Kentucky, founded upon entries OF L0nd
warrants granted for Military or NaUQL SerUfcss
in the Revolutionary Har.
WE subscrinei having be N appointed ny the Exc
cnive, under authority ofan act OF the Legislature
passed at the last session agent the above described
sons, viii proceed Immediately t. The count,
wfeIc the lands referred IL lie, attend the dnrs
OF ms agency. All persuns wishing IL correspond with
MN, viii please address their letters him AT Eddy.
VILE, Caldwell county, Kentucky ..where prompt
attention will he gwen To all ions post paid
FOR the Information Of those who have seen
the law under which he has heen appointed he viii,
Staie, that II I. his duyto supernend the suTye, lily
81 all entries made upon Hillary land WARRANTS uuon
the lands lying southwest Of river i'm on.
tncty which auhorz 10 be surveyed by az act Of
The Kentucky legislature, entitled act for suiyrYing
the military lands west of Tennessee river rxcep apy
entry the owner whereof shall attend in person by
agent, nr shall instruct him to tue contrary and cau,e
The SANE TO be surveyed truly fairly ant according IN
registers Office Of Kentucky all pa. surveys n the
aforesaid eutfiss, upon which HE SURVEYORS aud .gs
'ef's fees shall have been paid, the persnns entitled
10 receive the or advanced To him before the FIRST day
Of April 1922.
For the convenience of persons in virginia who NAV
Wish TO transmit 10 him the fees paid upnn th.ir
surveys lie has made AN The Farmers
hahk ol virginia, by which any person deposit in
tnat 0ank o. the credit Of the subscribed anv nsl.s
They may wish .otrsnsmtto him. BY this artanpruen
"n' csoCse 10 avail themselves Of the facility Tins
ahotued' JOAN ). HERRING
P.S Tie subscriber wishes IL undertake a general
9gehcyfDI ali Nifgin1ns who have lands in Kentucky
lanes. and aitrr6 10 the prosecution ~ land claims
Vie vii pay taxes lands any s.heTe la III. sta,e
iof the compensation IF one dollar Tor each tract
Apfi 20 il2."1w. s. HERRING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04
70 BARGAINS IN HARDwARE.

WILL AM JOHN COLE
n GENT Tor The late III Wm J. Gle & Co at ia,
4 sign of the GOLDEN ANVIL, Is NOW selling The
STOCK OF ir"nmongery on hand consisting of genera
assortment OF MeDisfds Birmiis ham Goods Ar PRIME
lac soiicits the attention of Country Merchants ana
others TO call, the shall he made accommo.a,
ing. Ami 2l m g,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

4 LII psis"ns having CLAIMS against SOiiN GKAHE 81 .
"A deceased, are requested io make Ihem known
WALTER DIN, Execution
NOV ~ II 81. " Of John q -aham 1ec,n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04
RANAWAY

M wy v z
SohEiihE in Nay or June last from q carpenter to
~ whom be was bred, negro man named David
David Is carpenter by trade, ~ - years OF age
ahoui nve feet ten inches high of light complexion
and reddish eyes. He ha; a down look when spoken
10, shutters very much, aud in ATTEMPTING 10 ,nsak
usually stamps the ground with Of his feet This
negro has been seen in Petersburg and is osl proha.
by RoD Ia that place, or in LynchbuTg where be was
once hired.
reward 81 TWENTY DOLLARS will he given TO
whoever will deliver him the subscriber in Goocb
land, secuTe him in any Jail so That get him again
JAMES p. FERGUSON
GOochlaud March 30 Ina N
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Thirty NFGR0Rg.

ftIKII WtGROE3,
MI EN- women, boys and Rifls will be Offered for sale
~ on the Second MCHdGy " dfay ae1t, al Caroline
conftbouse.s Terms cash 6ptf a. IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

Ri .rirfHe ora deed Of frusf eIecNfed TIE IlfH Of
- NoUeIH6er, 1918, by Meriwsiher LfUiS U0kkPr
Gna Hartd his rife, Ge0rge @ LiidSay and Join
Hren and Elizabeth his pe, Of record liz the eierk,s
9Wce OF Afbemdrke 10 the Subscribers as trustee,
for The purpose Of securing the ymnctuat poy,nsnt
81 snndry sums Of money due by bonds and therein
named, 10 Dobney Minor. or 5kbs1arie; The under.
signed as fru5tffs 0f6resad Ui sell for cash at the
'front.' door Of The RiUGnnd mus, non in the ocsu
Pd"ey Of Richard and James DIXIE, in Aibe7narIe
county, on ThNTsRdyrhe 18Th 9prh. i82I, SfUen hun
dred and ninety eight acres Of iaRd and fhs said
Rivanns Mills. Rhh all the dppurlenances belonging
20 ehe same on both sides Of tie riUer much OF
me same as nH raise the balance tIdt tr he then
dhe me said Ddbney Minor the costs Of carry
Wg fM0 cDect the said deed OF trnSs. The 0JObe
property Is pdtnabte lies both sides offhe North
FORK Vthe RigdHnd rirsr, uhich AFFORDS battean
navigation TO Richmond. The undersigned acting
as trustees for the ben,ft of Others tGiH sell and
co"uey such Htte only is vested IN them as trus
tees by the Geed 0Joresdid.
NlNROD RRkMHAM, Ir
ALEXANDER GARRETT, ''"s'ess'
March g. Inn Ids
kr The above,a sale is postponed t. Monday The 2Is,
Jay OF May next. April 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

4 NOH5iiTED % the Jail of Halifax couHly Va ON
- Tue I'm February last, negT. man ho calls him
SSH darcy and says he is bs property II Mills Ealey
OF Sou bampt u county Va He is about tee, 2 or 4
iactss high inclined to be of yellow commandments
small scar on bis face. appears TO have been occa
sioneh ~ Snrn. Had on, when committed. a sbor,
coion coat and Pan;liaons...thG is requested
10 come foTwata, say charges, and take him away:
"tbeT"iseJ he viii he dealt WITH the law directs,
JOEL TYNES, Jaikor for Haitian co
Sp'h H. i0T..Wt2v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

a VALUABLE, large aud commodious Carriagenra
"A kfT's Shop 4 Bkackfmith's Shop situated on The
Main street, Charlottesville. The aISt is admirably
calculated for any mechanical business for dwelling
bOuse. Also
sulal comfortable DvetiiHg HouSs, to wbieh are
attached garden suitable out-houses and we'll. The
dwelling house might be fitted up for store and, in
point OF locality is as suitable as any house In Char
loussyille The lot attached, contains one acre one
ndh oI WHICH 70 used as garden-the other Is band
sOmey set "ib clover, all we'll improved and very
productive For terms apply at the Office Of the Central
Gazette, or to the subscriber.
Mayl. 1881 MARY A. p. O'NRAL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

l9Y pirtVe ~ deed Of trust erecHfed by I,a0c
- PieasdHfs, ami Isaac ", PiedSaHts and Jdne
rs Nye, 20 Be'ydmtR 4ndersOn, dHdTey Kcan and
Joh" o. Fleming, as trustees 5eariHg date tie 2sd
dgg o. march 1890, and nOtO gf record In The clerks
sWce ~ CoochtaHd county court SciH Nc sold 10 tie
MgheW bidder, at pubic auction before the door Of
DeHjamfa 9HderS0H at GOochiand Courthouse on
sanf0aJ tie 20 day Of jane next IN 0rdCr satisg
me purposes Of salt frRSf deed, certain tract or
PaIest 81 tdHd ~ sud deed mentioned. tRtng IN sad
county Of GpechtdHd adjoining ne lands of Richard
htyoTs am others, containing by estimation 21V
acrtS, more or Tess, and EHouH by the name of The
FOREST 1.-THE terms Of soid sale WiH be cash 10
Pay the sun OF s 2i53 40 cents Yffh interest on
Tvs ~ cents from 1871 January 1870, and on
ST0l Ss cents from the iOh Jyrtl8I0 tiH raid and
c"StS 1 81 cents, and Tie costs Of erecuftag tn
Sgid trNH deed The bDtance Of the purchase STeneg
IS 20 ne secured 10 s0d trustees BY The yRrchaseJS
gviHg bonds Oith a deed Of frHst on me yreaafses
yeyd2tet IN sir and tnetOe months from tie VoJsaI
S"ea fnts ass vefeatn sGfatrWsees iH be cORveyes
trustees above named.
GGochtdna, Hrrft %. cxv.,fds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

JOHN VAN LEW x co.
EgAYR received by the ships Scpio and b en- l., moud
HI from Livefp"ol, An extensive assortment OF
HARDWA II Il and CUTLERY.
April 10. ~, .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

NJ L have imported lew SPRING GOODS Il, Inr
W ship SciPio fran Liverpool, ana CoNsrIruTtoN
rom London, among which are suprrfine Cloths and
oatsmefes al superior quality. and dsubie prime Scybe
bades.... Those with the goods remaining ON hand
viii be sold al reduced prices.
May .. Al FIIIs q, ,tr,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

W. spbseSinef VIII sell gfeat Bargain Isact OF
n LAND, containing 1909 aCfes, in Greene county
kenncky, on Little Barren river nine miles from
Gfseusborough. Any person wishing 10 purchase can
know The terms by application to the subscTibeT In Hal
house. BENZ. MARABLE,
ApNl 07..I2ts
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-05
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, by an act OF the Congress
OF the United States, of 'he third OF March
one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, 30
much OK the sesersi scls imposing duIies on
the ships apd vessels, and on goods, wares,
and merchandise, imported into tho United
States, as imposed discriminating du'y OF
tonnage between .oreign ,es.el, and vessels
OF The United S'atcs, and be ween goods i'm.
ported into the United STATES in foreign YES
sells and vessels Of the United States weie &c.
pealed, so far as the same respected the pro.
duce or manufacture Of the nation 10 which
such icreig0 ship or vessel might belong,
such repeal 10 take effect in favor Of any for
eIgn nation whenever The P,esiden, of the
Uniied States should be satIsfed that the dis.
eliminating or counlervaiiing duties OF such
foreign nation, SO far as they operate 10 the
disadvsn,ese Of the United States, have been
abolished:
And whereas satisfactory proof has been
received by nIe, under date OF The eleventh OF
May lssl, that henceforward all desc fim!na,.
lng or coun,ervailing duties OF the Dukedom
OF Gutenberg, so far ss they might operate 10
the disadvantage OF the u States, should be,
and were abolished, upon HIS Hghhsss The
Duke OF OIdenburg's being duly certified of
y o'S~'P'"Ss' oS' oh tuS pa'k oi lBG Cntou
States:
Now, therefore, I, JAMEs MosHos, Ptesi.
dent Of the United Slates IF Ame rica, do
hereby declare and proclaim, tha, go much
OF 'be several acts imposing duties on the
tonnage of ships and vessels, and en- goods,
wares, and merchandise, impoued INTO The
United States, as imposed a discriminating
duty OF tonnage between vessel. OF the Duke.
dom Of Oidsnberg and vessels Of the Unied
States, and between goods imported into the
United States in vessels OF the said Duke dom
Of Oldcnbu,g end vessels OF the y. Stales,
are repealed. so far Is the same respect the
produce or Manufacture of the said Dukedom
Of Oldenburg.
Given under my hand, q. the Ciy of
Washington, this twenty second day
OF November, 10 the yea, Of our
Lord one thousand eIgbt hundre ed
and twenty one, and the forly SIKH
year OF the Independence OF the y.
nited States.
JAMES MONROE.
by tho President:
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
Secretary OF State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-05
EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING.

M. Teucaiyo, Vicar .Geneiai oi Dinge,
has gwen narrstive TO The Academy OF Arts
and Sciences a, Paris. Of storm of thoader
and lightning, which happened at the village
ot Cha,edOmeui, In the Department Of The
Lowe Aiphs, which pok plsce on Sunday,
Juy IL 1919. The village stands on the
exuenrc point OF the 6'st Alps, contains los
scT,sreJ huts and 500 sools. NJ Salounc, a
clergyman, had come to tho village to induct
new RecIor. The Rector had began the
ceiebva;loa Of mass 10 the Church, when
,heo claps OF thunder were heard. The mass
book was torn from his hands and rem, to pie.
ces-he felt The Dame on his body, which soon
caught him by the neck. AT 6rst he cried
aloui ; bu, he now closed his mouth by an in.
voluntary motion, was thrown down, and eol
led towafds the people assembled IN the
Chuteh, who also sunk upon the ground---
When he came to himself, he found lbe cler.
gynan quite scnseless, aod having extin-
gu'shed his upper garments, which were
burning, restored him by The use Of vinegar.
lie had not heard the thunder, and knew
nothing OF what had passed. The fud had
suuek the upper part OF the gold timmng
OF his s;ose, and descending, tore OF one OF
his shoes, which was thrown TO he other end
OF the Church, The chair on which he sat
was token to pieces. The Clergyman was
wounded IN several parts OF his body, and felt
his arm lamed. A child was torn from its
mo'her's arms and thrown six psces.--The
Church was filled With thick black smoke,
and o6Jects could only be seen by the HIme.
proceeding from the clothes Of those which
the i'ghtn,ng had set on Ire. The number
killed was 9, sud The wounded 30 The
pries who read mass was no, injured by ,h,
lightning, which 10 sscribed 20 hi. wearing
silk dress All the dogs wh.sh were in the
Chuteh'~ere found dead IN tho po,i'ions IN
which they were at the moment the lightning
struck. woman in Q hut on the mouot ain
saw three masses oi fte descend, The elec.
i'ie foid passed through vent made in the
ceiling Of the Church The pulpit was split
to pieces In the rcar Of the Chusch there
was channel made, half mile in bread h.
which passed uodsr the foundstinn OF the
Church; sseeood eh,nuel went to q stable
where mn snd hvo shssp we're fsuod
dsat.-Ss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-05
From fAe New. York Journal.

Every day furnishes os with some new ev.
idencc OF the progress making by our enter.
ptising ciliz:ns IN the manufacture OF the
great staple articles OF domestic consumption.
We have this day had the pleasure OF con.
versing with gentlemao, Of observation who
has recently visited Lake Chunpiain, and who
informs Us that 2j or 9s fo'ges are already in
active opeFatioo in the counties OF Essex aud
Ci'nIon, on the vest side of Lake Champlaiu,
each capable of producing from 90 TO 80 tons
Of Iron annually. And that besides these
Forges, there a'e two or three rolling and
Sitting mills, embracing also the manuiac.
ture OF cut nails Of all descriptions in suflic-
lent quantity to supply the demand of The
neighboriog coontry, and soon as the canal
shall be completed and the public confidence
in its PermaneDcy thoroughly established, 9th.
er works will be constructed, and bar end
sheet iron, nails AID castings, will become the
great article OF expor, from that part of the
state.
Similar works are going forward With spir-
II on the east side Of Lake Chsmplain, 10
Vermont, where bar iron and casting. are
likewise made in considerable quantities, st
Monkton, Hine sburgh, Brandon, ond Tin
mouth. Several beds of mountain iron ore
have been discovered in the town of Peru,
Clinton county, short distance from the
Lake, and in Elizabe thtown, Essex county
heso with the old ore bed, al Skene's mine,
al Crown Point, will furnish iaexhsust,ble
supplies OF ore, for their vsluablc manufacto-
rics. The bog ore, at Swsntown, so useful
for castings, 10 Of the richest quality, and also
IN great abundance.
From the Bridgeport (Con.) Farmer, Nov. %
.ffroeious OuRrase "A rape was commit
ted m Danbuiy, on Mondcy nigh, the 18Th
inst. by o negro fellow, a,ransient resident
of that town on the person Of Mrs Webb,
wife Of Mr.. Jonathan Webb. The particu.
lars Of this nefirious deed, ss related TO Us,
arc marked with features of most uncommon
depraviiy.--I, seems the negro came TO Ne.
VS. house about ~ O'Clock and expyessed d Q
wish TO remain there the 'emsinder OF the
night. lie was told he might stay IL nc
could lodge with the children. Alter lying
some tine win them, sppareo,ly very unea.
~, he arose, declaring he could not sleep
there, sod that be We, determined TO lie on
the bed with Mr.. sod Mrs. Webb. 1t was io
vain that they attempted to di,susds him
from his resolution enboldeoed BY the de-
feneeiess situ,tioo Of NJ. Webb, who was
confined by broken leg, he approached their
bed, swearing he would sleep with the ~.
FIishtslsd 81 hi, conduct, and syspseSiog his
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-05

10 enable ossstss,.o1s 70 De tskeo frcrn tbs
coast Of France, near Ca!aias, for the reneas-
uring the distance bet weeD the meiidisn of
tn, Obserys,or,es Of Greenwich and Pals.
The iigh, from the reflector is visible at the
distance OF 90 miles. 1t consists or four cir
cuiar vicks, he largest Of which is ten inches
in circumference. IL consumes two qusrts
ol oil 80 the hour. IL is igbted an hour be-
fore sunrise and sunset, and is kept burning
for two bouts.
Antique Boais.--hboui two months ape,
Two ok canoes, each 2 fee, IN ieug,b, aid
excsvaled fom the tree, were found IN
Loaghlsland Ravey, near Castlewellsn, Ife.
land The ',gh' side Of one, and The ief, side
OF The Other were convex ~ form; the oppo.
site sides we've pcriec,ly straight, SO as that
the lwo could have been occasionally ioined
together. Some curious impIe men,s of war
were iouod in the bottoms OF these canocs.--
The timber OF these antique vessels was per-
tec,ly sound, and ,he whole in a high state Of
preserya,ioo. Unfortunately tho finders, who
had litllc respect Tor anliquIIy, have burned
pan of the canoes, and made furniture of the
remainder.
Discovery Of Petyi6ed Bones-The peui.
hsd bones OF a large marine animal wcre
fond iew days ago, which appear TO have
laid on the surface of a freestone rock, covet.,
ed by thick stratum of yeilowish coloured
marble, 10 quarry on the top OF a hill near
B,omya'y. The woIkmen unfortsna:eIy
br oke them TO pieces aud carried the fra.
mcDis upon the road, which arc literally mas.
ses of stone, only disiing o'shablc as the parts
OF un ahicilsl by their interior form.