Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

cu,iug Sept 99ih, only 81, heug 10 less than
occurred thu proceeding week. DULY one death Is,
yellow fever had bccu reported, and of tins
s",se was known tn exist.
Some further particulars given OF the ravnges
of the late storm. ~ the Red River country, the
jury To the cotton is said To be ,ncalcuishle, whole
fields being laid PROSTATE. In A,takapas and Orr
iousns, it was doubtful whether any Sugar would he
produced. \ letter tom tho Parish of St. Msry's
some OF the sugar houses blown dowo, ard
others iojured DIR. Johu Towles the greatest SUI
tcrer-bui Niessrs. Wicoxon, Lewis, Sterling. Mar
tan Democrat, Porter & Baker, aud Dennis Carlin,
have suffered much.
Tho tots, export of cotton froe, N Orleans Tor the
year ending Sept. 30th, was Ill ,372 bales. Roman
ed nn hand POST hales.
Tho export of Tobacco for the SINE period, was
29,s25 hbds. and 302 bhds remained ia market.
Bu' iiitie oil the crops had arrived at New
Orleans, aud there were no vessels IN port.
EXAMPLES WORTHY OF IMITATION
We find that several of our naval heroes, Yer,
mnch 20 their credit, have lately declined accepting
Invitations public dinners; and are also
pleased Ia observe that one OF our distinguished
individuals, IN The private walks of society," has
thought proper TO lend his influence i'm cncekins
practice which, in the estimation of Ill thinking mea
is productive OF more evil than good IN. Y. GAG
MONSTERS OF THE DEEP.
me enoLn"ns marine animal now exhibiting in Broad
the most extraordinary productions of the deep mud gives
in hooks of travels others of existence those vns
sea ANIMALS The Vampire is singular it's formation
will allow may he of its bulk
whes We mention that it weighs upwards of fire The
slight Of its body il snapped or the head the ar
poon with which it was struck, with mnch il il
| Ind been tobacco pipe.
In Captain Won KoiIebue's VOYAGE, we fn, , M
embanec to the terrific description given of the
by Bishop Pontopidon lie says that the Aleuian speak
OF polypus with twice thick those OF n sronr
man, which it threw their bav,,s and
would have carried the abyss If Aleutisn had
nc" hu presence OF mind 10 cut through with his knife the
hesy Of the monster which furnished with large
suckers. The poi,pus remains with his body nj the
POTION OF the sea- aud generally chooses place which
it can reach the surface with it, arms. In last .uppe
ment TO iorsburghs Indian Directory account
extracted from tue log book East India
under date June 1916, Of the discovery, her outward
which taken for rocks or he Slo, Van Gnn
pile shosl One of them being right ahead OF the vessel
tail as il wrn below The surface Of M ' r sh
doubt, had disturbed il wiihou, motion before n
got close the sea making small break head or fore
and about eighty feet in circumference Of white grey
colour covered th mixture of barnace, weed SC
hc wreck that had long in the wa,crThe len gtb
could not be dstermined but think been great
10y the appearance ofthe dcoored over the animal
u wee had MOI got so suddenly cl-se W it, should positively
have declared that had rocks above water
about mile distant from each other animals lsy
without motan part ~ them sixteen above water and
the sea breaking over them"
the SEES Serpent, Kriukof's description of sea animal,
whch lately pursued him Behring's Island very re-
ahnne, and goes Tar To remove the prevailing doubts
l N' ior US saws he that we were near
Ian or else the monster would swallow ed US IL
. about
and vanished The head appeared gain aud
srahy nearer we rowed with all might, and were
happy TO have reached the shore erpen The
sea lions terrified sight tat some rn.nrd
INTO the water, and others hid themselves shore fill
och an late number of the Philosophical Magazine
serves on this account that if serpent really has
neh seen on the coast of North America been
| one of luis frigltul species'
considering the immense extent and depth the ocean,
Is surely No way unreasonable to believe that is in,
hnhied by animals OF much greater balk than those we
are accustomed 10 The existence of the AIanmotb
anu OF the Maestricet was long doHed the discovery
o their bones in different paris the world
Tue TACT Even in England there many who d,be-
eve IN the latter fate the year 1921 although il was
wen kno wn that the remains of the found in
81 refers Mountain iaesfricht, in GERMANY The
discovery OF three vprtebrie of Lewis dsrn
eu All incTrduity-Iinvns the concurring testimony of
Sea Serpent aud other enormous marine nni,na,S and
naNng now before you Of ordinary bulk nhe
vampire oil the Ocean) which certainly exceeds in any
'hing OF The Kind in this country il would lie
carrying increduy persist in DENYING at the
SEA may contain others of an equal, larger
SIC, aud species totally different from any with which
\ we have been hitherto familiar. tW