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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
MARSHALS SALE.

pursuance Of decree oi the superior court ofchancery
ru tue hIchmond district pronounced The I9ih day
oil February 1913 in the of Clarke peasants, shall
on monday The 10Th day of November neX offer for sale t.
the highest bidder public auction r cash on the preu
lses tract Oi land lying in the county Of GoOrhland
,ne waters oil Benv'ia creek Known by ihe Of
frrrst tract =" II being The OF our
"I w m. IL. Pleasnnts by Isaac w. Peasants s--pt
acres OF sad tract sold by SAID Isaac w Peasants
Pleasanis r which said iv acres were taken om Ina,
par OF me ac adjoining the nnds of james Is. Peasants
anu others leaving 27O acres offered for sae-Sale
To commence II O'clock Should the above named dan
prove To be uhair the sale viii he made first fair ay
thereafter, Sunday excepted The land above described
lies in an agreeable neghborhood within mile james
river and within % miles of the city of Rcbmond-is well
where and HIS good improvements for the nccommoo
ton OF family, all in good condition.
o J. GuERRANT, n. 8. G. O. n. D.
OclODer ~. Aids
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SALE OF LANDS.

PURSUANT 70 decree ofbe Court Of Cbnncerv for the
district Of Williamsburg, pronounced July last
VIII be sold 70 the highest bidder public auction
the door OF The Courthouse ofJames CITY county the
second Monday ~ November being James City county
court day, the following tracts Of land, belonging
estate OF Daniel Jones, Senr deceased aud
county OF James CITY, wit The tract OF n called Dun
bars, containing by old survey five hundred aud thirty
acres wing TWO ana halt miles above Williamsburg, has
a comfortable dwelling house and all necessary ououses
or rs 80 or 80 acres of which is first swamp land
has an aundnnce Of wood IT, situated
for Williamsburg market Also tract called Turner's
Neck containing about $50 acres, situated navigabe
stream or creek Of the within miles
Cbchah Ominy river The Improvements this tract are
oleTably good. and IL aounds IN good timter also. an
other tract chilled MOrrs, containing 400 acres which
are cool buildings, and is we'll tinbered living miles
Of Williamsburg And small Of 100 acres called
Livey's, adjoining the lands of William Haukpr lies
within two miles Of York river which there no i'm
provemenis credit Of one, two, three, four FIVE
years allowed The purchasers, upon giving bond and
proved security with deed of trust the property.
WIN. b'CANDLISH, N. u. g. W
August 20 II
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VoiudJle Real Estate for sac

execution Of the power vested in the subscriber nv
last VIII and testament nf Mi1r Harry Ieti cce .ed
The two tracts Of land hereinafter described viii be sold
public auction before the front the Eagle Hotel
the CT, ct Ichmond 10 the highest bidder nn Monday The
hTSt day OF December next f fair-ifunt ON Tie NO. d.
dhysuiyec 10 the liens thereon all Of which WI 10 ~
bbited aud fully explained day Of sale bird NJ
te purchase money TO he paid re deI;verv nc
he property 10 the purchaser, and liberal crsdi,
gwen Tor The remaining tw1lhds .Se two thirds Of lie
purchase money NOS paid down, be secure, by bonds
WIN approved security. and dc~i NJ trust npnn , nrn
fV VIZ Ihat valuable trace Of land living on lanes r.
US W we county u Powf>'an. about twenty miles apye
tne Guy =" richmond, cailtd NORWOOD containing ma
49, o. "nloh avery Considerable portion first rate Love
lD,, irac Of land is known 10 contain coal Of We
n TiU" Iaa'y and has on it large and eomnodicus
MUS, with all the necessary houses as well ne
eeeeh1 Earns, stables and ever, fixture useful ON
49," raci OF landlying in the county about two
'@'t~ ahoYe Norwood and two miles from Inues river
containing between 550and 600 land known Nv the
ue OF martens on thi farm there good dwelling house
1 a" we necessary out houses valuable gris mill
tl hAeo iannery With every house necessary for the
tanning business, and large barn known fcscon
a eoa OF good qual,y, which is believed 10 conse-
nne stratum the land is of excellent quality and forty or
WY acres OF low grounds, good any ON anies ri.
Ne POSSESSION of The above real estate will he delivered
'o'ne purchaser on The first day 0f Jaruar, next
September 80. 4S-,,,Js
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STOP THE VIII-AIN

- ANYWAY on the ~ inst. n rulaito man named NED
low but large breasted and si~ong made fellow
little bow-legged' has high full rehead, dark ., holes
in his ears toierabls sharp chin bold open counte.
nance he wears his hair 81 behind, perhaps read
Write itie and Is kce arfn fellow. lie was renteely
dresscd'and douhese hasa good silver watch with gold
or gi CHAIN plenty Of money boots &c Tie rode
gey mare about feet inches high, In good and
shod before shoes not much long well formed
marked With The upon her shoulders, scar
or one shoulder o. Is believed the rigbt) high up on the
shoulder hade-very thick bot not long and she
ssprtted' nndrdeq we'll Ned Is well equipt for travelling
WITH bearskn big coat With large cape &c. he go0d
sh" maksr house servant and miller and hanh
20 almost any thing Tie has probably altered his
tanned free papers and VIII aemPito pass free man
some oiher state will give reward n one hundred dol
lars for Ned and dollars for The mare n ekep Win
COT 10" state md delivered to me- on
temi Or half hat amount Nv either case IL taken within
The state and returned Or secured ~ aforesaid
SAMUEL MORRIS
vi WIH
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STORM At NEW LONDON

NV BoSpON, (Connecticut) Oct ia cloud
from the Nrr'bwrst, and another from The SoutL-
west, net over his city brtWeCn audi n'rlock I'm
M"udAy evening last when commenced mos,
who'd w
The eIoop Experiment, Capt. Henry Tsler from,
View Bedford, bound fn New Yoth, pui IN here for 4
hMn0Ur, a"d had iIs come anchor Nv her chain
cable, when the lightning struck her opmsst ,od
descended her mas 10 fhr deck when IT. PASSED N the
water liv her r4lie, which WIS secured round he,
aust. pfeco was srlii from her iopmaei apntbe,
fourteen i"ei long rom tie nasi near tle Ton and
another bck piece Eve fcei long from, IN, orpts,ta
side Of fhr mas, about 20 faet from lie AK 30
injury below deck "
IT." Cant. Hud toU mrn were on deck one stand
ing the fiiler, the resi- fofwa,d ll ,e,c s,-.t
down evidently senseless for . rfw nomeuts ne
They cl moi hear The thunder which recommended
'hr stroke They sOon recovered The Cant b,d
h's tnni npon The chain r4blo ~ the instant h,,t
though struck down, experienced nn lasting injury
AIl are well. Ihrte we're Twelve q. 6ficeu Il. g. o..
gees on board, m0s ~ them IL. tlic n.hin who srs
'ained NO inj1ry, hut tie rcpor acc
he lightning WIS louder hsn Inc teaviee: c,nnna -
Tie n@s' repairing md being fshed is snpvose
vii rsrr, bef ~ New York
Aher i've 5oop was strnck, amidst tfs war ~
elem' n's, ham owned by Cant JOHN Wav. contain
iog gnsnuI Of hst, struck bv fbe lightning -
ihf "la7s N lev minutes, So great rs ~ Give
ge'fF9l r'f"e ~ The s0nt and The most active
','"fpN nss' mled wi'h al'cfiiy. The Errincs were
olso mere with The greatest dspatch IL betso inn,
possible 20 ave fls hu'lIinr. ~ was pnlIed down
ana IbS IRE s"bdpef fhsnis arr duo 10 Lion,
'rfes5 Sho innrdia'rly 0n observing the me ar
drf"' pffis ~ soldcre 10 nu- asssfaoce wiz, ro,e
among ire most aCiiye IN ezn"gurshing lbe fire
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.


GHIPPED Oh tie 50b Of last month"; To our house in
- Lfnclurg, rale Of Merchandise marked NJ W faj,
containing q ps figured Bombszr ofvarious colors The
bnaman was negro, he called hin elf TaviOr and
said he was NJ William Tayl0rs men From the
goods having reached there in the usual time and
other circumstances led believe that fellow
does not nieud deliver tbea the name " Taylor
was merely assumed IN order 20 deceyeThe above re-
ward wiz be paid 10 any person BIO will give such nfo
nation, either here or at Iynchburg, will enable 70
grtthe gopds. WIN. & ID KYLE.
Richmond OctOber2t. 48-f
IiO Ma'tha Francis V0se Richard Vose aud jane. Yoei
- citizens and unbifauts Of YORK Ben
Jamin " Gilbert and sally his WIFE citizens inhabitants
Of tue state of Sew Hampshire, and Mary Shepherd. ci-
zen and nhahiinut Of the state Of Massachnsetts:
Take notice at shall, on Tuesday the 18th ~ novel;
Der next ~ the house Of John Madison. In the town q
LoyiugsOn county Of Nelson, and Virginia proceeO
70 take The dispositions Of John Euhank Nelson Anderson
and others. which when taken intended be read -
evidence on The hearing and trial o suit IN Chauce3
depending u the Court Of the United for the hih
circuit apd Eastern District Of Virginia, wherein you eI
Complainant end We are defendants and YOU are is
iher petsd that we shall Monday, the first day 81 NC
cember next. Of the Eacle Hotel in The citJ Of Rchnos@
and state of Virginia, take The Deposition Of william ~
tnylo and perhaps others Which is also intended 70 ~
read evidence ,he hearing trial If said ehaneey
suit Yours sc. CHAS. PEHROW.
OrfvJrr ~. 16->H4wt JAMES MONTGOMERY
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CLASslCAL sCHooI

VIE Subscriber Formerly PRINCIPAL ,r the
= academy. and lately ri The Bumfc-f Respectfully in
i1rns'h The cubic that he ha opened his C'nte V6oy In
tle mouse nov occuped y Capt. Samuel Carv Nlain.st -
PARTICULAR attention will be raid ~ me GRAMMAR and
FhoSoDf Of the Greek and Latin. residence in france
las enabled The subscriber acquire an intimate tpo
ehgeoi nc pronunciation and idoms ofthe French Ian
rs mode Of milton has been attended with success
TERMS for The Academic year ( so
Helercnce may be made 10 r. Daniel, y. W. Leigh W.
honne J. A. Chesallic, tn. Richie and Stevenson
HTI,S' 7. I. OFLAuEUTY.
-'N'i."i' W.. 81 Of
thirty yards Of the school can accommodate 10 or 20 [
~ 9 100 cnrl annmrn. u. - INF.'-
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NOTlCE

IN Monday the f7h day of November II fsirothrryise
- on The FIRST fair day hereaicrwi he sold IN The pre.
misses tract Of LAND Of about 600 acres staed ine-
daiey upon The Chich homny in The county 81 New Kent
and ON both sides Of The main road leading 10 she Long
bridges The land Is considered equal 10 any upon thai
river about one-ihrd Of which cleared and IN
state of Improvement
Terms Of sale will be 1000 cash and the balance 10 be
paid Ia nstaments Of ~ and months TO carry interest
from the dsy Of sale trust upon The land viii e
required TO secure the payment
JOHN u. CHRISTIAN, Exior
Octobef IL 48-wfds of H0. Christian dec
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NO'INII'E-

II ANYWAY from this place, Saturday the 18th cur
u rent, negro man named PETER between 25 ami 80
years ODD oil stout make we'll anda little legged
about ieei or inches high, with small that
pren injured and good countenance when III
mour near the crown of his head small scar visible
produced by blow.--A reward Of five dollars will be
pad brsides what the law allows for delivering Peter
me in this townMaster, are cautioned
harboring or aiding lis escape by water.
:, JAMES DRANDER.
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EDUCATJON

1.-THE school my house will he continued the ensunt
ear by Miss schenk, in wh'>n will he taught ortho-
etaph!, rradine Whiting, arithmetic, English grammar.
geography and history The school viii con,menr" 81 \
Jannay 1921 AMI close 18th December following with one
month vacation IN the summer. The terms as follow,
TOR board $50 each boarer finding own he'd tui,ion
20 .ne-laI {" be paid the expiration OF five months
the other ~ she end If the ear.
IOUiSa, October 8. CHARLES D,nNEv
MIS- Schenk has been examined by me jndg7 her We
guahed To reach every branch of learning ch she ro
iessts above Given under NV hand this 2Sd Oct, 1898
Ootl"tI ~ IS-NfM PETER NILSSON
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PART TuIRn.
But 10 Miss Marg'rei bows aud court'sies mnle--
Pray sir Re seote,i-6u idwin takes a chair
As forthwith down his compliments pHii,
Then - love, hope, passion, ecstacy, despair,
Darts, daggcrs hameS,' are uttered in n breath
Bliss with isir Ellen and without her, IL alta ~
The lady takes pinch of snuff
." Sir, IN be candid-you may know
Ol Elien's sentiments enough
To bid you rather lOok-nut oh!nJ
Dear ha"m y" Alas why sh"oldit be
That ever true lovers crossed!
Yet such IT seems is heavens decree
All, all ty Beidendaire Is lost ~
Heavens! what say you p Beide"aaire r.
Z" ely brother wished, ms know TO me,
That. chdles. his child 10 die
Tho blOoHiing, beautcuus then, amt fair
Her fortune sbouli young Lindley's be;
Aud people SAY, know not why,
by ialsehoOd aud 10y fraud alone 90
You made that fortune all your own
aMa'am as live !r-s oh, believe
You did noJ, aud would not deceive:
Tho sti,lthe world, e'er prone to blame
Has with dishonour stained your name,
Which iii from all suspicion free
Can never Elien Owens be"-
90 really compelled To say
Yes TOO view with vain regret
isve's ,nir formed visions fade away
a. -! alas hut, bless me- : stay,
sec a tTiehtniug prospect vet
a " orid Ut c1umny % show
What has been said has not been So
Dash Beidendaire With all It's lands
AZ once into young Lindey's handy
The lover starts, and With stare
VI wonder, cries Dash Beidndairs ~
Yes can il, for moment you
Compare with What will Elten's he ?
hnnwSt thpu her aged Father he,
The uothsr'iild Of the cOuntry--who
Whole St.eetS and " haTves his own can see:
W hiie salt .hs SHIPS the ocean through
4" elmer ina, ami every port
"here winds ean walt or commerce court -
Pardon, dear ms'tm you do me wrong;
ever meant that Beldendaire
Should To your sisters son belong,
Aud deemed hut that ought with care
TO guard and guide il, as I've done,
Ontt the youth was twenty. one
=" Hes " enty. tsro'-"s Indeed So olds
Iben not a foot III longer hold,
hut 20 him will transfer make
IN zee loreVer-sure and sOOn"--
You need not, sir, such trouble take
FOR here, by chance quite oppOrtune
h tairscrihe'- aud she rings the bell;
when nuddine with his solemn looks
- Appears the silent mau of books,
10 whom they both their wishes tell
quick u'-r The paper flies his ien
STAINS three huge sheets with ink-and them
proceeds to read them" Know all men,
And - ana so--then are ther signed
Mhh testing Witnesses TO bind,
Muo "Ttts-jhen try whose JotU ou. is the hes.
Hnie fairscrib- tOids them 81 leiy in his breast
nu'tering-" ioce the things 10 keen
At ntgbt which make me soundl, sIeen -
lhe' n"ds Ills nod, and exit wi h The resi-;
" ME Sod~in Cries pray siri-encloSed the doo
EASS'p' anu dItre my ourricle aud four -
70 oe eont'nued) SEDLEY
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SALE OLE BAND

virtue OF dee oi truL exceeded the subscriber
ON The Sist day OF October 1914 and recorded in the
clerks Office Of James City court, by William r
Harris or certain purposes therein expressed shall un
Monday the 10th da, of November proceed
cash, IN the city of williamsburg,
nj public auction To the highest bidder of land
one containing one hundred and tweni; FIVE
other containing hundred situate ,irg
ing III the county of James City, within miles
OF the city u ian lsc httv Iarretis FERRY and
the said CITY, The title i believed good brt will
convey only such title : i, vested in me
oct.2i 4sE,ds
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NOTICE.

T1URsUANT to deed ~ trust executed by John Dua7eId
e. The subscriber, Of record IN the Office Of
cnuny for purposes IN said deed mentioned win be oid n,
Cartersvie, for cash. the "a dav Decrrrr nexf n
The highest bidder, from ~ 10 rs likely NEGROES con
ssng Of men, girls bovs-one of The men =
goot blacksmith. The title Is believed 70 be- gondactng
a'irustee' will convey Tic title IN tia, char
w r. PONrAINE
Octsber o., fo.oa-1s
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SEVERN LoRTCK, Consul General.
ST. SALVADOR, (Bay of All Saints.

The City was evacuated Thy The Portuguese ,,,ons
under General Aladeira,) the 2d of Jniy and I'M
mediately occupied by the B,aziiians Tho troons
unmarked on board Transports and proceeded 10 sea
Nearly hall of tue feel consisting Of 3S sail have
returned prizes TO Lord Cochrane, who was ,hen
hlockad'ns The harbor lie has probably (uou ed
them 10 The Tdgas.
The c"y IS tranquil outrage OF violence has
been committed by either party.
Most oi the old Portuguese who were partirans of
the mother country have fled TO LISBON
G' neral Limd, = very popular vouns man ;s =,
present commander Of the army vice General
LobdthS, arrested by his officers upon charges of e.
GeV'ng BRIDES from the enemy, for which he was 10
beiray the BraZians. There is thought IN me IitIe
truth IN the accusations
Produce OF the country is very high and srarce,
owing To I'll" heavy rains ofthe season, which pre-,
vented its coming to market.
American produce nominal
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NOTICE

richmond Hastings Court October I6th is2S-Romsn
a save comiitied To the Jail of this as a runaway
Ise property OF John Thompson Of Chesterfield having
renamed Va lai more than twelve months and een nd.
Versed according Ia law ii is ordered that the sergeant
OF hs CITY after advertising in the Enouirer
proceeds according law. "fi' ''
cOpy-Teste TIL. c. UOWARD on
IN ooenirnce to the above order shall proceed TO sell
puocy To-" caSnn Saturday the 10Th of December
az tue Eagle Hotel in the city Richmond between The
n o' i%ocioc a. NJ and O'Clock =. VI. i'd slave
"Vnhl. JOHN Nj. FERG USSON,
~ "a 4s-tds Deputy for w. u Wren, Sergt
~ iCE-i shall petition the next General Assembly 20
pass law. allowing my wife who was FIorsai EIa,
t ana ciid, 10 remain in this with The privsne
ui Tree persons of color DIIIAHn Cd1nnN
Essex county, October "a. Ao-wsus -'
SHALL petition the legislature Virginia N Ih-ir
SESSION TO release 10 me the Commemorative rebt In a
act OF land whereof James FOWLS ded sezed in lie
y Oa,, JAMES SNEED
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HOPKINSVlIIE-

pR sale or lease, ths weliEuuwn TAVERN called Hon
kn-Ville on the buckingham road about 20 miles yt
chmond now occupied 10y Dir Cornelius Buck The lpil5
.'gs ore tn Food condition. and The tavern and dvyeipf
mouse hte been recently veil painted Possession NAV
'd on TIE Isl January Persons disposed a. rent or
Novcrntpr JhHv ponrgreGx "
Richmond, Ofo6er q SsM
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FRUIT TREES ron SAT,E

ENlE subscriber, the late Rchard Harcourt
Il has tor sale al his Nursery Windsor within three
ana hat miles at Richmond choice collection OF rratt.
and bidded Fruit Trees OF different kinds. consisting of
apple Pear Peach Cherry Apricc, Necarnr &c OF the
most approved SORTS catalogue uf which be had AZ
the Medical Store ol Mr. Charles T.. Abraham and ~ The
residence N Jacob SinOn where any orders thai NAV be
left will be punctually attended
JOSEPH SINTON
ocl- ~. 4s-Now Chantilly HFnriro
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M III be sold on The premises the l7h day nj Decen-
- Der next 10y virtue NJ deed of executed by
BrJaun Ardersou ~ the subscribers for readv p,one
.Sytye acres Of 'Hrd adjoining GoOchlaod Conrthonse
also eight negro s1vesor much said propprv a. yiti
he Sufficient 10 SATISFY The purposes Of the sid 'r.t ce
which is du' recorded IN the clerks office Of CoorbIsnd
ss b vested ~ the trustees.
WILLIAM MILLER.
NICHOLAS J. POfNDEx rf.p trustees.
GOncii7ri. ctoher 2I 10 3D.
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J. STEPHENSON, Chairman
EDWARD CoLsToN, Secretary.
GRAND UNION CANAL MEETING

Every mail brings CONFIRMATION oil the deem and
rapidly increasing interest which the subject of omen
ing an uninterrupted Navigation from the Chesapeake
to the waters o! the Ohio, and thence 10 the Lakes
and the Mississippi, exciIes in The uprer country :
We publish to-day The ceilings of the Peopie Of
the great counties Oi Berkeley and Shenandoah in
Virginia and a letter from Fayeue County (Pa J
informs us ihai Delegates were about be appointed
from that county. We think il likely that Mr. Gala
tin, whose familiarity with The subiec of Internal
Improvement is so well known will bs one of then,
in other counties of Virginia, Maryland and Penn
svvaH7, Meetings called for the appoinime nj oC
Delegates and we hope TO see them from Ohio also
interested in The undertaking by far than nny
other stHte in the Union.
We are sorry to discover that the temper of some
part OF the Baltimore Public is not hostile Inn,
really vndctive, not only towards The object i'seIr
but towards all wsom accident inclination has con-
necteh WIN A. y writer IN late Baltimore Aneri-
can, deprecang the attendance of nny committee or
delegation from Baltimore, is quite abusive or the
People of the District and of the printers (yho are
every bodys scaPe-goas) in particular. The People
Of The Dis'rIct are called intriguing Ginning pol-
clans, for nothing that we can conceive oC brt thu,
they have ope My taken measures IN the broad Glare
OF day, 10 dccompish hy honorable menus The n,os,
lmporihuI object ever attempted, even thought Of
in America. The wriier says the People Of Bati-
more nave been - sneered at in The ln'ell gencer
and " iDimdenhy Told IN pretty broad terms that tIey
are incapable of managing their funds S1c Now,
there is not 10 this word of ruth. md the assertion
OF II argues disordered state OF mind. Of which t.
gives as pain 10 observe these Indications The idea
ol hostility in Us, or ia the Disrcl generally TO Bal
lmore, is nohng more than an idca-i s The mere
reflection OF = reality.
We trust there are but few Of the citizens nr Bati-
more who sanction the continued beralify she wn in
their newspaper publications respecting the District
so Terugnani 10 the generous aud liberal character.
'hn so inconsistent with tho individual hospitality,
gHhanIry, and good breeding for which its ,nbsbi-
tanis noted. TNt Ia,
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THE FIRE FLY


ihere rs one insect of iaiN-ke nature and
iustre, that II would he almost worth compn To The
SCUM 10 look at, 81 there other attraction the
hre ny Imagine housandso flashing diamonds e, ery
night powdering tIe ground, the trees and The air
especially IN the darkest places and The corn fields
ihey give at once deicacy and l,riance 10 Inlian
darkness uncomfortable. IL is the glow worm winged
ana nying M crowds In England, you know iiit
female alone gives light, least thai OF the male
VINO The exclusive possessor OF the wings is hardly
petccpiible. Worm il wrong word. lie creaiu,e
neing a real insect. The Italian name is Iuccioa
hiie llght IN Genoa, belle (clIare hellc \ clear
ana hne lis aspect when held in hand is thai of
dark coloured hectic, but wijhcnt the hardness or
sluggish look The light is contained in the under
part OF the extremity OF the abdomen exbibitinr
dull COLDER cOloured partition bv ,lay and 1ashino
occasionally 10y daylight especially when The hand
shaken Al night the flashing is that of pnres and
most lucid lire, spaneling the vineyards, and div Q
trees, and dark avenues, with innnmerabie stars Its
use rs not known In England, md believe here,
'hr snpposon rs, that u s signal of love II affords
no fphe heat, but is supposed be phosphoric
IN dark room single one is sufficient 10 fash a
l2ht against the wall. have read Of lady in the
Nes Indies who could 10 read by the helm nj
modae her
lew OF Them nie generally in our rooms all night
gong about like little sparkling elves II is impossible
MOI to think Of something Spiritual in seeing The pro-
gTess NJ one OF them through dark room You only
Know II lay The flashing Of lis lnmp which takes MACE
every three or four inches asart sometimes oiIuer
mus marking IT'S track in and out the apartment, or
ahontit II is like little fairy, taking IT'S rounds
o me, who pass more Of my lime even than nsnal in
The ideal world, these spiruallookn little creatures
hre more than COMMONLY interesting. London paper