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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-20
Georgetoun, S. c. Ju!y II.

GeOrgetOrn, D ~ ou!y IL.
we have the pleasure of stating, for
the information of such of our suoscrl-
hers as are passing the summer abroad,
that the Rte Crops are in general ex-
tremsly promising particularly those on
plantations situated low down the river,
where crops are sometimes injured in dry
seasons but TIVE regret to say, that those
in situations usually affected by ireshes,
have suffered much from being for a
length of time, flowed, These lands, we
understand. are at length near dry, but
some of them will not produce half
crop-some, indeed. even less.-The rice
that has survived the effects of the fresh
es, viii be further injured bv the vast
quantities of goose grass produced by
the water The crops of cotton, Corn
4 potatoes look badly, owing to the very
wet seasons.
The weather has not, as yet been unu-
sually warm, but there has been lately
much thunder and lightning, and we
have scarcely day without one or more
heavy showers of rain; this latter circum-
stance may have contributed much to the
continuance OF that great degree ofhealth
which prevails in the neighborhood; the
town is still perfectly healthy, and we
have heard of but very few instances OF
bilious complaints in the country.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-20

,o,reen four and i've degrees" p. l72-l7t'
:. Thursday, Nay it@.-An order has
La, ,s,ued ~ day, stating that the OH
Sr. and men OF Doth ships are to oe redu-
"a ~ two thirds allowance OF all SORTS OF
DIVISIONS, except ''meat, sugar ana CO.
p, onthe Stn Inst. Whether this regu-
non is IN consequence of any dehcien-
.r that has been found by the late survey
~ not am unable to say, as the order
Idpot state tine reason. The weather Is
now improving daily; the thermometer,
nh,nt midnight, generally falls as low as
~oro nut during the day 1t is, for the most
COR, If the time, from 10 to 10 above 1t /;
"a nm nh. .SOth of last month it rose to
60 which is the greatest heat that we
have experienced since we came to Winter
HARDER" PIP lSS-lo9
,,Jpsdaesday, I0th-Nothing has occur.
,s5 for the week past except the gradual
Involvement of the weather, and that in
5,nd i very slow for the thermometer,
EN- now, fell at midnight to zero; the
nrocress of vegetation Is, however, be-
S9in9ing to be very perceptible. The peo-
Tle have been employed in cutting the ice
round the ships. The average thickness
If il is about seven feet, which | think
may be presumed to be the general thick
ness of all the ice on this harbor, and per-
hans. indeed, of all the ice that has been
formed off this coast during the last win
ter" PIP. 100.
At the close of the volume is regular
thermometrical and barometrical journal,
which was kept during the voyage, Far
enheit's thermometer is used. and 1t is re-
markable that there is no mode OF dis
tinguishing the results of observations
which are above zero, from those which
are below.
IpJune detachment ofthe party made
an excursion by land, on which they were
employed fifteen days. But this exeur-
sion was not attended by any very re-
narkabie Incidents We observe that
the WORK has reached third edition.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-20

avery alarming condagration: but the most
unprecedented spirit and enterprize of the
firewards, engine-men, and The cllizen. &C.
nerally, favored by the weather, which was
very calm--succeeded in prescribing bounds
TO The destroying element.
We understand the FIRE commenced in
joiner's shop, on Hatter's square, occupied
by Mr. Richard HunpbTes, and thence
communicated TO the rear OF No. 81, Union
street, consuming that building, together
with the two adjoining, Nos. 80 aud ST.
and injuring No. 81 very materially.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-20
Boston, July Ia.
FIRE.

Last evening about half past l2 o'clock
our citizens were alarmed by the cry OF
FIRE which proved to be in Union street,
The rapid progress of the flames, and the
extensive collection OF cid wooden buildings
on Union street and Cd Hatter's square IN
the rear, threate ned at the commencement,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-20
AZ. READING ROOM .StS
Ssg& MARIN JOURN A L. G&Ga
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JulyI9

ARRIVED,
Schr. Midas, Capt. r. Bears, eleven
days from Boston, plaster to the master
and freight to different merchants of the
district.
SAILED.
Steam Boat Potomac, Middleton, Nor
folk.
Sloop Favourite, Dyer, Boston.
Ship Gen. Lingan, Capt. Cabtree, from
above, passed down VITA gentle norther-
ly breeze, bound for Cowes & a market.
Sloop Economy, Buck, Boston.
Schr, Emisrant, Gibbs, Newport,
r l.
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POSTSCRIPT.
HEALTH OFFICE,

DhLTlMORE. July TO, IoZI.
Repor. of lnterments in the city Of Bal
timore, for the last twenty fourhours, end
ing this morning at sunrise.
Liver complaint l
Bilious fever
Fever, malignant %
Total 4
Between 10 and Is
Above 81 81
Ofthe above one was colored.
By order, p. RElGART, Sec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-20

Orphans Court
Alexandria County,
July Term, 1921.
ORDERED, that the Administrator of
Isaac EntwisIe, deceased, do give the usual
notice to debtors and creditors, three times
a week, two weeks in the Alexandra news
papers.
A. MOORE, Reg. o: Wills.
THIS is to givs Notice,
THAT The subscriber, OF Alexandria
county. in the District Of Columbia, has Oh.
tanned from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters of Administration on the per-
sonal estate of Isaac Entwisle, deceased;
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the SUBJ
scrber, passed by the Orphans Court, on or
before the 18th day Of January next, or they
may by law be excluded from all beneht TO
said Estate-and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment. Civ
en- under my hand this 18th July, 1921.
JAMES ENTWlSLE, Administrs-
tor of sad deceased.
lilo 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-20
For Rent.

kpxs A convenient two story frame
EE dwelling house, on Wilkes street,
a1as, opposite The residence Of Mrs. Sla-
49, cum. eo7t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-20
Sales at Auction.

Public Sale.
ION Friday at 10, Am will Le sold al the
~ auction store
l3 barrels Isl & cd Sugar
3 do Peach Braady
S do Vinegar
hogsheads Molasses
Soap and Candles in boxes
S cases Day & Martins backing
6 do Philadelphia Mustard
New Cd hand household furniture,
ALSO
Linen cambrics, calIcoes, linen, domesics,
silk, thread, cotton, cloths, cassimeres.
also 1ithout reserpe
set patent balances adjusted, and with
dishes complete.
quantity of Cd hand rope. a part Of
which is nearly new.
] case mems shoes
A few dozen essences assorted
july Is S. A. MARS7ELLER, auct'r.
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TINS as 10 give notice,

INES Is 10 gEUe HOlflt,
THAT the subscriber, of Alexandria
county. iu the district of Columbia, has
obtained from the orphans court Of said
county, letters Of Administration on the
personal estate OF Peter Dunbar. deceased .,
All persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber passed by the Orphans Court on
or before the 10Th day OF January next, or
they may by law be excluded from all be-
ue6t to said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required TO make immediate
payment. Given m0er my hand this 18th
of July, 1891. ,
Administrative OF Peter Dunbar, decd
July l9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-20
Rigps and INDEPENDENCE!

Tune II aelr by the sssoke,' &c.
knew bv the sign that was plae d at the door,
That the Temple of Fortune BY kiggs was kept
there,
And said that if wealth could give bliss to the
poor
Then Riggs is the man who their bosoms can
cheer.
One evening on Bridge-street lloiter'd around,
NV heart was depress mypurse almost bare,
And d,lns in nv eais wese beginning to sound,
Dull music for those who've no money to spare
Then in this bright "Templeo of Fortune cried,
With nv small stock Of money ticket buy,
And when all nv wants, by aprize are supplied
How blest can live, and how calm can die.
From yon "Temple of Fortune card pro-
cured,
Which replenishd my poe kets so empty bsiore,
And It's sweet to reflect, that tho duns I've en-
dur'd
Ine'er shall be troubled by duns any more
For the sweet little card which from Riggs OBJ
tanned,
Was my passport to wealth and to happiness
too,
And reader? afew more at Riggs remand
Go purchase, perchance there's passport Tor
you.
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Attention..
Twenty Dollars Reward.

WcllIS Doii"iS CNdiu'
DASAwAY from the subscriber on the
iA3oth June last, negro woman, named
.M.4RY,
but commonly calls herself Mary Snuwden,
about thirty years OF age, five feet two in
ches high, very black smooth skin, high
cheek comes, two or three of her upper
front teeth decsyed; has pleasant counte-
nance when spoken Ia; has remarkable
scar on her bresst-h~.i or and took With
her two country cloth dresses, blue stripe
| will give ten dollars for experimenting her
in the town of Alexandria, or the above re-
ward if taken in any other part of the Dis
trict and secured so that get her again.
and reasonable charges if brought home.
july 20 JOHN CRUDE.
Masters OF vessels and others are caution
ed against harboring or carrying her oil as
the law will be put in force against any one
offending. II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-20
For ROstOn q Portland.
Dor Sale

4 NEGRO WOMAN, and BOY,
~ about nine months old. They will not
be sollsout Of he district, For terms Of sa. e
enquire at this Office
ju!y9.
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Orphans Court,

.4Ieronaria County,
July Term, 1921,
ORDERED, thai he Administrators of
Peter Dunbar. deceased, do give the usual
notice to debtors aud creditors; three times
week, two weeks in the Alexandria news
papers.
A copy, Teste.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-20

Samuel Messersmith,
LAS for sale, row landing
IL 10 Chests Imperial Tea.
5Casks Red Vine of fine
10 Cases o.. Olive Oil, qualify.
20 BbIs Prime Pork, New York city
Inspection,
s Do do. Beef.
lOHampers Porter Bottles.
July II st
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FOR hire

Two Negro Girls. ore about fourteen
years ofage and accustu med 10 House work
the other younger. Apply to the Printer:
iry IA IF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-20
Public Sale.
Old Madeira Hines.

old Madeira Vines.
nN FRIDAY, the Goth day OF July, will
Obe sold al the warehouse of Mr.. John
Adam. on Water street, 8 hbds and 46 quar-
ter casks of Madeira wine, being the stock
left on hand by the late VIM. Hodgson, esq.
as agent for Mess,s. Murdoch, Yeulle, War
drop & Co. OF Madeira. These wines were
imported several years ago, and are believ-
ed to be of the first quality, with the excep-
ton of few hhdS and quarter casks OF Lon
don Market wine, which, having been also
imported some years ago, is probably very
fine wine of its kind. Six months credit will
be given to the purchasers, on approved
notes, ne gociable in the Bank of Alexandra.
J. H. HOOE. Admr.
july 9 OF WIN. Hodgson.
The above sale is postponed
until Friday the 9Th INST. at II o'clock, M
Coachmaking, Wheelwright,
s. Black m it'll Business.
H>HE subscribers having entered into &C.
l. partnership. on the llh OF June, un.
der the firm OF
Dorsey e Gibbs,
And are prepared to execute all work sent to
them in the best manner and on the mOst
reasonable terms. Having employed first
rate workman as hlacksmith-they will be
able to carry on the
Horse Shoeing,
In manner which will give satisfaction to
those who may favor them with their Gus
tom. From strict attention to business
they hope to merit share of public patron.
aye. MIAL DORSEY,
JOHN H. GIBBS.
iuly Is st
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-26

d. A1ED by ". I. CONWAY, Chemist, No. 1,
Bumstead Place. Boston. viz. ..
Dr Relics BotaGesI Drops
Dr. Relies Asthmstic Pills
DIR Relics Aromatic femsie Pills, fSr obstruc
tions, &c.
Dr Relics AntibiIlious Pills, for Indigestion Bill
lioss Affections, &c.
DR.. Relies Vegetable Specific. (or sick head
ache)
DIR. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic Pills
Dr Jebb's Rheumatic LiGiment-Rheumstism Of
90 years standing has been cured BY this in "a
thours
Briu,h Antisep,ic Dentri6ce. most excellent for
the teeth and gums.
Dumfries' Ointment, certain and ssfe curo for
the hsh, in one hours Duplication, be II in.
. veterste CT No danger from taxing cold
Albion Corn Plaster. The reiiet is immediate,
and while il dssolves and draws the corn cut by
the roots, it causes not the least pain.
Csfnbrisn tootb.ache Pills the relief is iDstsp
tsneous, without the least injury to the teeth
Dr. Hunters celebrated PillsA-Dr Hunters In.
lection Powders. and DR.. Hunters Ceia,e, for the
prevention and cure OF veneresl complaints with
perfect seetesy treatise, explaining symptoms,
and method OF cure accompany each Packet
Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may BE-
had o' the Ageu:s, gratis
"W. L. Conway A large discount to Country
Physicians, Traders, &C. The above Medicines
may likewise be had OF
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. ITO, Thames-street, Newportj
Lenuei w. Briggs, BristOts Hercules whitney.
Mason, balch, Provi idence Dyer b Howes, Wind.
ham, Greene. Nsr- London; Hopkins, Hartford; and
most Druggists, Booksellers Of responsibility also
by most Post Masters. throughout the Union
Noae Nre genuine unless signed by W T Conway
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ssueev tie oss Of Sic ncupI,ey Oasys. .sis.

voo6ev too vs. OF DIV 0oOVoYey Vavy~t sov0s
~ lamp uoo ;cessAy, We usds, sAad ,hss
tnere 10 a band c. stratum r sionr) Ia
the coal, and tina. il wa noessssry TO use eeD
dies in blasting it.-However that may be.
the time above men,ionedr when Fifty six pc
sons were ~ the mine, al explosion Of hyd 8,
gsa gas took place, which killed 6f,y Of toe m
drcadfully burned four others, one of whoa
10 since dead, and only Two escaped aohur
The explosion shook the ground like al
earthquake, and made the furniture dance 10
tho surrounding houses.
The body Of one boy blown high out IF
tho shaft. add fell again to the bottom. by
this lsmen,sbIe even, forty.eigh, widow, and
between eighty and ninety children have been
deprived Of their support.
For,y of tho sufferers wore under forty
yeas Of age. "Nevef," aays an eye witness,
" saw scenes 90 awfui as when going, the
mex day, from ono house of mourning TO a.
no,ne'. Fathers lying by their Sous, brothers
by brothers, mothers bewsiling their sons and
sons in-iaw, wives their husbands, and chill.
dren their fathers, o. their brothers; every
house seemed full Of voc.
The bodies of the unfortunate victims were
mise'ably burnt and together with the distress
OF iheit surrounding relatives, formed 80 hor-
riiyins a reality, rs soon 70 exhaust my spir
its and my strength and compel mo to qoit .
scene so toll OF heart rending and drealy des.
olation."
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7Xe INC. 1aiasSte Med. cine m ure .tor

COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
II HIS new and healing Daisam bids fsir TO rival
i every E5edicine heretofore discovered TOP
Coughs and comP,ein,s Of the Lungs, lea .
Consumption, and even in seated Consumpu MS ie {
has lately been ufed ty nsny with the most surs
iprising success. feertifeaes from person OF ,hb
highest respeetability, the great and increasing
demsnd for it, may be called proof Of its good ei'
'ferts. it is proved Scarcely csses OF Colds
Coughs, pain in the side, difficulty OF breathing
want of sleep arising from debility or even Con.
sumptons, but may be relieved by the timely use
Of this medicine Many certificates OF Its eincscys
accompany each bottle
This may certify 10 those whom il may concern
that have been extremely sfflictsd with the Asth-
ma, which has lasted he nearly forty years. and O
great part Of that time to such q degree, that .
could not lay in bed cit in meeting ~ithoue
coughing, notwithstanding I bad tried many gooo
Physicians and various kinds Of Medicines, MI =
procured vial OF .9ndersons Cc7,sA Drops, and ~
the use of th6u can sleep comfortably, and sit n
the meeting without coughing, and attend to ny
business snd I do further hereby certify, that my
neiebbor BENJAMIN Hobrook had become unable To
labor on account Of an affection Of the lungs, at
tended with q cough who has received much bene-
Fl from the same kind Of Medicine so as 20 be sbis
TO labor scain and can cheerfully recon mend ito
same kind OF Medicine, TO those vho labor undes
such complaints.
4, the subscriber, do hereby solemn'y sti'm 10
the truth and whole truth OF the above statement
before a magistrate, at Providence, r l this 4tb
day sf yuiy. 1891 CHRisTOPbER COOK
Sold by s. W. vinson, Newpcrt-T. 5. Taylor'
a 60 Little Rest-Rouse Dabeock, Westerly, an1
whitney anI Tillinyhsst Providence.
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Pc TK ".


noe rus RnopEisLArp sssusLTeAS.
s;ss.:..s:
2n rhs Death ef0 ioucy young Child.
YES. YES he's dead. The darling boy.
whose virtues early bloom'd,
His f.ther's pride, bis mothers joys
In earth now lies entoub'd.
Bright we're the lastre Of his eyss.
and soft his cberub voice. ~.
His smile could cheer the orient skiS
- And bid the heart rejoice. ',
sris true he's gone--iike esriy dev.
His life hath passed swsys
dis moments here have been but fo~s
We, these vere bright ss Mag
tlk. the sweet rose awhile be bioomd
In besrty early bright.
And ike ib., a6w'r was quickly doomd
To fade from mortal sight.
fss, darkness shrouds his little form
In silence how he sieeps;
He hears not nov the vintry stoFrns
Or blast, which Ger him sRteps-.
oh, no +! for his pure soul has Gee
Energ'd from earthly clay
On silver wihgs BY angcfs sped
Hr'sosr'd 10 endiess day.
A wreaih ofsveet unfsding aov'sss
His beau,eous brows adorn.
Guild from those immortal bovfs.
Where never grows thorn
Again bis sorr has sprung TO light
In light which nooght can shades
Eternal and unchaDghg bright
BY Gods eGuIyence made.
wha, capture filled bis spo,lcss breast.
When 6rsi he met his God,
And heard those words--Jfy Ckiid NoI'rf oteS !
'Tis Jesu. speaks the word
Come view thy tender brothers here
Cslrd from . world OF gloom
Transier'd by me in this bright sphcf1
Eternsliy 70 bloom .a.r. ~.
With Joy he heard his saviour's voice.
And joined the spotless throng
OfChiIdren who in heaven rejoiccs
To praise their God In song.
All Glory to the lamb Of love,
Who died. that We might live
That left his Glorious throne abovo
Eternal life to give, r, 3.f+
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FOR SALE,

THE bland Ia Point Judith Pond, southKington.
c.llsd ihe Great Island, containing. by e. ma.
ton, hundred AID seventy acres, most excellent
land, with all the buildings CONSISTING OF tSo story
Dwelling House. large new Barn and Crib, and alb
other necessary buildings thereon. in complete re-
pair. aud well OF good water near the house. Tho
land il wslled into convenient lots
.1ho-A small Island that formerly joined the afore-
mentioned islsRd. containing u acres of iSnd-ih7
soil Of both is Of superior quality uoUe btter in
this or the adjoining states the sho,s beint good
arabic land well sdsp,ed fos making cheese, raising
corn. barry rye and oats for keeping sheep it 10
supposed il can feed twelve hurdred--tbere s pest
tug. for fuel, in plenty and many having p'aees
ol the various kinds of fsh-ihe pond contains such
as Bass, Pesrch, Eiwiyes, Oysters, Cisms and Mus
ces, easily obtained. Sea manure can sso Be easily
Obtained, it is continually collecting OF tbs shore.
or Farm from two to five thousand GoilAFs, ,si-
ue with good buildings. wood and orchariieg, in
this the Of Connecticut, If approved Oh Si ba
taken in part pay ment A proportion OF Cash viii oa
expected, and the residue may re man with the Puf-
chaser, on approved security for many years, Payns
the interest annually
For further particulars, 30 apply TO
EDW AID HAZARD. OF
THOMAS &. hAzAhD.
Ssrfh. RJupsfon Nop ID 1921
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A FARM FOR SALE.

7 YING III Norih-Kingstown, Two miles from wick.
IL ford containing about so acres, we'll vatered
anu wooded. The soil a. good for graiasnd grss-
ing and well fenced into lots of convenient size with
stone wall. II has dwelling house, barn and crib
in good repair, and thrifty young orchard OF graft.
ed fciut But few farms of this size possess equal
adysntages.--The price will be moderate and ieIns
easy For further particulars apply 10 the subscr:-
Der III Wexford j. G. CHADSEH.
Dec 10 1921.
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
ON TIE NAVY.

1t is delightful (say the Charleston
Courier) to perceive disposition in all
men to cherish our little ravy. 1t is
grateful to find even the most daring in
noyators psusing in their career OF econ.
omical reform before its steady blaze OF
glmy--a glory that, like the sun in tho
middle sky, streaks every wave, and is
rejected back from every rock. 10
the navy we owe much. Without ma
w we shou Id be nothing. The wealth
OF our nation is the wealth, Of our com.
merce. The fields Of our enterprise
extensive as the plane Of waters. The
earth affords us only accessories. The
wlne which sparkles in our glasses--the
silks which mantle our lovely females.
the rich dsmask, falling in festoons a
round the couch of sleeping beauty
the soft carpet, pressed by the slender
feet Of laughing girls--are all gathered
from the deep blue sea.
To the sailor, therefore, we should be
grateful he encounters dangers that we
may be secure-he tempts unknown seas
and ours are all the profits. Rude child
OF tn stoIm, he flies on the wings Of the
wind to the uttermost parts Of the earth.
Graded on the deep, and rocked by the
gales OF demonstrating beneath the
tempest, or riding on the biliows--sweep.
Ing the long tract Of waters, TO gather the
sweets of every clinic--or pausing on
the wave 10 mingle m the conflict for a
peoples safety, and . nations glory
suffering hardships-enduring poverty
mingling with fierce tribes Of other soils
that wealth and safety may be ours.
trembling beneath the cold blasts ofZem-
bla to warm you with her furs--clam-
bering the rugged sleeps Of the Eider
Rocks, that you may slumber upon
down. f''
Without a navy, commerce could not
live--without commerce, seamen would
be starved-and without sesmen the CON-
forts and elegancies OF life would not be-
long to u. ,"tNF
Cherish the navy % The ark which saved you from
the peritoas food
Cherish the tsnpss,-ridins baraus, whose pathway
iss wave Of blood.
LsSoon, Oct. 30
Dreadfsi isafosfvenAe.->on Tuesday morn
ING, the 2ed ult. sbout O'Clock, another Of
those awtul cs,sstrophss, which, within these
few yesrs,a has too often besn our melsn-
choly dsty 20 mention, occurred st Csrvili
Cr,nery, near New Castle, upon Tyne. The
pit had been 70 opened for vosking, ,Abou, eight
weeks. by The owns's Of the adjoining coliisry
Of Walls End. Tho workmen IN Il had been
sele-'ed q. the ve'y primo from tho whole Of
the extensive werks OF the owners, cod the
ssntlllsdae wss eessissrs6 ssnsnpists - 70