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In London paper ain advertisement ,pviE
headed 102 Laden nhallstrcet, London, Jva
>" in the following words -" The subsns
TO the Mcrican Mining Company, under un
grncy, are respectfully informed, that sonsa
cessary notifications in the CONSTITUTION d u
Company will delay further proceedings for,h
daysi when it will be brough, forward in sal
winch will combine the advantages OF an Eayi
Board Of Directors and general incorporate |
Mexican Interests with the persons inHu.s
local knowledge, and practical experience, Vii
exist in that country, in connexion with thCi|
Pany. When the Prospectus, with the propxI
alterations, is ready, it will be transmitted sa|
present subscribers, and to those who y
mean time may become 50.
HuLLErT,, ,BRornEns, & Co.
In another English paper is the Following I
. Great contracts are now entering upon to ~
the long disused and ruined mines Of Manl
The great mine Of Valencia is now EagHd N
lperty; 1--WE believe Mcssrs Barclays') Il hos q
lduced more than any other mine in the woa
IN some years, of old, the profits are said to hal
been million and half sterling"
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make that clause OF The section read us col,

10 make that clause OF the section read us lul.
lows:
"Ou all LcghorD hats Or bonneis, and all hats OF
hphnttS OF straw, CHIP, or grass, and all hats
brdS,or piats, Tor making oi hats o, honnel. du-
~ 81 fifty per centum al yai0Ien, Pr0cided. rha,
-" L. ghoIn bats and honnes, aud all hats or nnueis
oil straw, chp Or grass, which, at the place hen,
imported, with tire addition al ten per ceutmm sbaa
nave cns' less than ,hee dollars each, shall witt
@ueh ndG'uon, be taken and dee med to have tcs
'h'ee dollars. each, aud sh.i he charged with tlu,
accordingly"
Mr.. Bayiirs supported this motion by a
speech, III which he stated the benefits that
would result, and gave succihct history oil
Tins branch OF manufacture, In this cuun-
ny, nom IFS earliest origin, Till il had
grown tn an annual amount OF "A miun
aud a half of dUllafs.-He stated III.
manner N which il had been ruined by
the importation of Leghorn bunncts, To the
amount, last year, of 100000.
The motion Was further ad, coated by Mr.
Rich, and opposed by llessrs. Cambreeng
sharp, Marvin, and Floyd. And the question
being put, it was lost
alr. Cook, of Illinois, moved To amend the
3ed line, by striking out " tiVo" and inserting
-" hFee," ;" as To make it read On lead Ia
pigs. bars, or sheets, three cents per pound u
And he supported the motion in speech Of
considerable length. 1t was opposed by
niessrs. Sharpe and Cambreeng, Of New
York advocated by Mr.. Stewart, of Penn
syi.anla, and farther opposed by Mr.. Sanford
oi Tenn TO whom Mr.. Cook replied-w
the question being taken, the motion was no,
agreed To.
Mr.. Foot, of Connecticut, moved to amcnt,
ihe bill IN the it8th line" On muskets On.
dollar and fifty CENTS per stand" by adding
The words following: And on all other fire
arms, and ON side arms thirty ppr gen, md am
!orem." The motion being explained by Mr..
Foot, was adopted without opposition
Mr. NJ him then moved to strike out the
l17ih line, viz Z" On tallow four cents per
pound He supported his motion by IA short
speech, 10 which Mr.. Tod replied. When,
90 motion of Mr.. Foot, of Connecticut, thu
Committee rose, to leave time for the third
reading of the Appropriation Bill; which.
having been read and passed, was sent TO Ia.
Senate for concurrence.
Aud then the House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
u,


Mr. Sloane moved IL postpone all the orders
OF the day, to take up the report of the com
mittee of elections respecting the election of
Mr. John Bailey. Ayes 1893 Noes 60.
Tie Housr then resolved Itself into a com
mitee on the repolt-Mr Cobb in the char.
The report having been read,
Mr. Bailey addressed the House in illnstra
ton OF his case, and in reply 10 the various
arguments against his election, on wh,ch ihr
report of the committee was founded. H.
rested his case chiefly on "A different construc-
ton OF the word " inhabitant," from that which
was conveyed in the report contrnding that,
according TO his own Interpretation of the
word, he was, AT the time of his election. an.
lnhab:ant Of the district by which he was
elected.
Mr.. Storrs put few questions with view
to test the principles on which this case would
hr decided
MIR. Moore Of Alabama, moved that the
Comlnittee rise. Ayes, 7l-Nurs, 10.
Mr. Brent moved 10 amend the resolution
appended to the report, by striking out the
word " not" so as 10 reverse it,
Mr.. Fuller moved that the committee rise.
which was agreed To.
The Committee then rose, and reported
progress.
And the House then adjourned.
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to the petitions which were presented. ana
has simply exiled him. This was man who
had no popularity, whom nobody esteemed.
who would have done us much evil, and of
whom an example ought to have been made
Since that time, every thing has been tolera
Oily tranquil. The ministers and members O
The executive power talk Of resiguing.
should see them take this step with pain for
Tue greater part of them are well informed
men from whom good actions NAV be expect-
ed. AZ to sending the Spaniards out of the
country, that Is out of the question, for it
would entirely strip the country if any men
have wealth, IL is they. The government is
much IN want of money, and there is On foot n
project ola kind Of forced loan for 8 100. 600.
trust, however, that there " i'll be no neces-
shy Tor persis'ing in il, as loan of a million
and hall, from the English house of Sta
pies & Co. has just been accepted. AS for
kit hards' loan, believe nothing will cume of
u: IL seems he was acting without authority.
IL the government would give good security.
IL would nave more money offered il than II
wants, for there are here several agents of
wealthy houses in London, with full power To
make arrangements To this effect.
The government seems little dispos,d 10
furnish troops for convoy. Even If il was
1t would be difficult tu find people willing 70
rlsque their money. A want of confidence
exists, and not without reason. Tha, which
has Just occurred shews that more is to be
feared rom the convoy, than from robbers on
the road. rPbJ e.
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TUESDAY, March &c, 1894.
IN SENATE.
IMpRIsONMENT FOR mum

-, TIT IHISU.'IL-NA TFN UEHI.
ne Senate r. sumed the Consideration Of
the bill to abolish imprisonment for debt, Nj.
omltL, In the chair-hIr. Lloyd of Mass
addressed The Senate against some of thu.
provisions OF The bill, and in reply 10 CERTAIN
allegations made when the subject WAS last
under discussion, tending t. show the inhn-
manlty and cruelty which existed in the city
OF Boston relative 10 Imprisoned debtors.
MIR. Macon, offered an amendment To the
bill 10 make ii prospective" To- have it TAKE
effect from the 4th of July nrxt-the amend
ment was adapted without division. A long
discussion ensued on the d. tails of the bill, and
before the subject was disposed of,
The Senate ad journcd.
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.NtrshdPS Sale Of Vaiuabie Land.
AlH"lNiA; AZ Superior court OF Chancery, held in
ot"untoh, 6ih December 1918:
William Coleman, Morris Morris aud William Johnston
A., Plaintiffs,
smon Morgan Thomas Duhiogton, Edward McCarty
And further apprars the OF th. court
that the defendant Edward McCary is entitled 10 H. No
D. composed ol two fractions assigned by
ers OF the original pateHiees the court doth
aiudge order aud decree, that sesson OF sid lot
No 5, composed fractions be rendered To The sai
Edward McCarty, that the fee-smpe interest he vested
IN him and that he be uueted in inc 80. - a
further appearing 10 the court from te exmt.
ed by said Edward McCary, that redeemed AIN the land
embraced In the said grant OF 2s e27 .b;i H. i
he stale ofVirgi1a. by paying the direct tax for which the
said land Sold together with the expenses and charges
States Office the 18th November COS at the rate OF
per cent per acre except much lies within lots
down by the said commissioners Ia The report afvresai
the owners paid TO the u States the tue direct Il
due teeon II therefore appears go the court
that the said EdwaTd McCaTty should lien ON said
land Nv which he shall be reimbursed tLe noaev fbs ~
pended In consideration thereof the cour doth further
ddJudgh order mud decree, that owners Of all the lots
lying within said grant as reported by said commission
ers and within the limits Of the state Of Virginia except
ihe owners OF The lots above specially enume nay 4,
the said Edward McCary al the rate Of two cents r ver
ipcluded within such las ascertained m the repo
OF said commissnner with interest thereon At the faie Of
per from the Iih November 1905 unti p,id On
or heinre the FIRST DAY Of July 1873 in default thereof
then and In that event e marshal Caneery District
within which the said ad lies shall proceed much
of each lot rs viii be sufficient pay amount due with
The Interest hereEn ana the OF sale aying previous
j. advertised the Time md place ofsaie fr least cir
weeks in The National igencer printed in the c Of
Warrington and the Enquirer printed in The city Of RIGA
moud) and execute deed wi special warranty to the
purchaser purchasers thereof and pay the money avsin
irnm said sale (aiisr dcducHg the sae) said
Edward mcCart, aud then maze report tis court hos
be bas executed this decree II is however uHdestOoJ tia
this court reserves tbc re hereafter to make such further
decree relative 10 the payGien Of aud charges con
irbuii0ns nud copensaOns, for Improvements equal1e
the several ailumrnts ~ appear Necessary.
copy-Teste, WM S. ESKR1DGE, 9. G. G.
~ obedience 10 the above recited decree shall the
fourth Mouda IN Juy next before front door NJ The
court house at Caheli couBv, Virginia, being
day proceed 60 sell Tor cash. much lot therein
directed To besold - will be sufficient pay and satisfy
The amGnnt due 10 Edward McCarty with interest
Of sale, agreeable 10 the conditions
decree. JOUN DOWYER, ri. GEO.
Lrwisbnrgb, February %, 1894. t03-Wsw+
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ELECTORAL BILL REJECTED
THE ADAMS NlEErING

fREDERcKsBURG, March IA an adjourned
mmee.ng o. citizens friendly 10 the. election of JoHs
quincy ADAMS TO the next Presidency, held an the
Town finil, on Saturday evening March 18Th 1874
Ihnip Harr1SeH ~ The Chair
Wihiam =. Gray, Secretary
Or. William Browne, from The comn;ttea .rpo;ut.
{" 81 Tue 'as' meeting plesenied The follow ing
m REPORT
me committee appointed Al the Meeting held on
ne ii ms. TO draw up resolutions be reported
TOT me consideration Of this meeting have apreed 10
The following resolutions which tI,eS resnec,1,Jv re.
por, To this meeting P'N"' ~
;. heSotred, As the opinion of Ibis meeting. Thai
he 'ong ana laiihlu' services, the tried notrotsn
talents Integrity and q eat po!iIicaT ex,rrence Of
'phn V"lncy Adams, give him the first and srouqesi
Claim TO the confidence and support of his (elow-cili.
~ as we next PRESIDENT of the United States
"tS0trtd, rs The opinion Of This meeting, That
W u,s'nguiShed military services, the acknowledg-
:" "'ehts, integrity and republican principles of Ge
"e'", Ahufew Jnckson, enue HIM To The lasting
HH'"nue ahu enire confidence uf his countrymen.
.. heSofred, therefore, That We will by aft consii
,nn"nal means, support john Quincy Adams. for|
'He oihce oI President, and Andrew Jackson Ior the
J,noe o. wee president, at the approaching Pres
.. hesoired, That committee be appoiuteJ by
'nls meeting, whose duy il shall be 10 correspond
WI" oher com "iiees or individuals in the several
counties OF The state aud TO lake sucI other ronsi
iuIonal measures rs they may deem, nost efTectut
10 forming an electoral ticket of cjtzens IN rago Of
John Qn'ncy Adams, for the next President. and
nOurew jackson for the next Vice President OF The
D. heSotred, hat II be recommended 10 our EEL.
10" -e'Izchs ~ the several Electoral Districts witha
u nM o,"le, uesirnus oi promoting the object which
WIS meeting has ~ view, to convene meetings and (
ope" correspondence with the said comnittee
D. hesofred, Thai The said committee be authorised
body. ~ ;" "'o'' wv
These resolutions being read. The question v,s nm,
meeting. - ~"
On motion il was
hspired, Iha. the said committee he anpointed ~
'ho cAir, and dist the chairman OF lh,s meeting be
one ol The committee.
=, =, = cenmdiee was ''ep appoiOed consisting Of tbs
Phhp Il.mri-on, Dr. William Browne. Tboma
2'9Ion. ~ JFs Carmichael, W n e. Besle UGof
g. . 5'' o. Charles Aosfn, Horace Marshall How
aa.sd +. Thornton, Wm a Knox, ArohibnlJ Harr &
,d'9cock Eus'ace, Geo. NJ. Cooke, d.. Beverly X
Welliord, ard William r Gfay
Drdered, hat The proceedings of this needoo be
lisbed. ''' gu" P"'
Md then the meeting adjourned
W f. GRAY, Srfetn,y f'"|
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

I AUCTION.-Wii be sold on Saturday tie 10th inst.
ON The premises ~ ~ o'clock, credit uf g, - and
s months. that valuable brick or Man-si.
NJ present occupied by Mr. Geo Heudree opposite Mrssr
Van he" CO.-And on Monday the 22d inst. twelve
oeiocb BRICK house the Basin bank. adjoining Mr.
w. mosbNs aud a. the time aud place, acres of
land at The "w ling Green, belonging the estate Of John
satcSeil deccnsedNcg0table notes wits approved
dDrer and fhe e retained Until paid will BE required
The above properly will be sold by decree of i've hus
tine~ cirrcery court Sale 20 be conducted y
March 20. =. 4 A. HUBUARD. Auef'rs.
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Aroernp FOR inE NATIONAL lsrniLIoENoEn
thghteenth Congress.
MONDAY, MAaCu 10.
In .SlNN AlnI

81 For previous Proceedings OF Congress, see
our last Pee
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NM. LAMBEIT. ia.

WILL practise Law ~ The courts held in this citv and
w ia the counties Of Cumberland aud Booking hnm-
Dis Office Is OH the leading 10 the Governors House
70 tenement belonging % Dir. Samuel hiycfs.
Richmond, Marcb o.. wR
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EDITORS coRnEspoNpENcr.


.uatGnzus, CUBA Feb. 90.
F." The u. 5. brig Spark, Lieut.. Comm,t
Newton, arrived last evening from m. Wind
ware Islands, and the schuoners Jacka,l. Fer
RET, and Terrier, are in Fort. Piracies are
completely restrained, but the pirates still ex-
's' anu whenever The restraining power dis
appears, their depredations will be renewed
ne p'i'ateers OF the independents of South
America have destroyed large amount of
property on this coast, and burn even The mi
'trah'e vessels which navigate the shores oS
me Island, and the evaporation against us is
Increased by every new outrage"
NEW (uRK.-On "Wednesday last i, tba
Senate OF the Stale of New York, the hin
which had pre-, iously passed the House ofRr'
personalities, fi'r changing the mod. of el.ct
ing ELECTORS OF President and Vice President
~ 'lt onutu States, was postponed until the
first Monday ia November next. (cuui,alent
10 rejection by vote ofI4to II. The a,
'ec'ioh oi Electors remains, therefore, with
, ,,0 Legislature, where il has always resided.
we are not sufficiently informed Of The views
"i inc memhrrs at the Legislature TO snraI,
WIN any certainty Of the effect OF this deci.
SION nut, from the transportation manifested
on the occasion by certain papers in the Civ
VI New f"rk, we infer that the decision Is
'a'pF"nie 10 me success of the Nomination
made at the Meeting of the Republican Meu-
utimo. NJ IN
LoutStand.-By a New Orleans paper. re-
cei'ed yesterday, we learn that the mon
s.rohs three million loan bill had passed the
oenaie, and had been referred 10 a commit
zee IN tue House of Representatives. which
oony, also, there was some reason 10 apnre-
mend 1t would pass. Anxious for the oros-
PeFity oil Louisiana, and the happiness of her
: e"p'e' we 'rnst win confidence in The known
d..r1 L
honrrtson, Tor the eventual defeat of the hill
by the exercise of his constitutional right fo
withhold his appreciation. }H.
Se'erai candidates are announced for tho
Electoral Office in different districts of Ken
lucky, all of whom pledge themselves 10 vote
inr Henry Clay. as President of the United
STATES except one, I'm the district OF which
montgomery forms part,) who pledges him
sen 10 'e'e tor General Jackson for that Office
= TEtN.SAcoLA, February i6.-Mai Gen. Win
held Scott and suite, arrived here Yesterday
ana nave taken lodgings at Collins Hotel
EELECTORAL BILL REJECTED.
HIH1E and proJdbty The UNION saued
NEW YORK, March I3.-We learn fi4.sf
Aloany' 'hai MIR. Livingston in the. Senate,
MADE motion Ia postpone the further cons, j
Iteration Of the Electoral Bill until the first
Monday IN November next, " hich was second
oy Mr. Sudan the ayes aud noes on the
question were as follows:
Az ES:-Mrssrs. Bowman, Bovine, Bron-
son, Dudley, EARL, Greenly, Keyps. I,fTi.rts.
Livingston, Mallory, MICAH, Rpdfeld. Stran
ahan, Sudan, Ward, Wooster, Wrebt-11
NOES.-Messrs. Burrows Burt. Clark. T
Kramer, Gardiner, Green, Ilaigh,, Lynde, +
NJ in'yre, Morgan, Nelson, Ogden, Thorn,
n Nat. .ldv.
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II is now confidently said that Alr. Clinton's
friends, IKE Those Of Mr.. Calhoun, arc about
10 turn a somerset in favor of General Jack
son. As MIR Clinton aud Mr. Calhoun can
uoi both be Vice President MIR. Clinton il Is
said, IS 10 be SeCreias Of State. fPkiL Press.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

IT - I" ~ " W '"IIV"Wp IV9UIUiiUU
for Consideration
. NssDtrf0, Hat no Cumripra ~ Commerce Le
ms rn1ed i0 frpptfio no House wbott.r any l,v,
~ ts r coofrfyenon of he ptos isions orihe con.
pfno ort.t' 81 Dol, 1913, mad lci,gcen ibis conn.
h} aW brctf hnttip; Hi-Y, o inquire INTO tlp * o.
re'hepcy OF ronntcryailing ~, lav ang dutip. on
Amefr'n Tonnage, which Gtem Britain ml, hy
w. q" "11i'rf lvihe sfipuiaiions contained ~ ltr
aforesaid oenseDiou."
in Offering this resolution, aIr Brecl, stated,
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motion "t Mr.. Lloyd, OF Massachusetts,
two hn"died copies OF the Message of HE
Pre'iieal of The u. s., and the documents nc
e"n'PdnyinS II, III relation 10 the Massachusetts
earn io' mi''Ih services, during The hate war,
were ordered TO be printed Tor the use ui
The .onnnIr.
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PENSACOLA, February i6.-Na. Gen. Win.
hel' ocotI and suite, arrived here yesterday,
and have taken lodgings at Collins Hotel.
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fEitU.-Ne observe that many Of the pa
l'ers d'scredit the intelligence we communicn-
leu some days since, OF the defeat ola division
oi tlir Patriot Army in Peru. II does not fol-
low, however, that because the circumstance
was not known at Coqnmbo on the I4th of
November, Intelligence thereof might not
nave reached Valparaiso at the date of the let
Ter we published, Oct. 30th.) The letter COM
'munlcaied the Information i'm the E,,m of n.
seruon-hnt AS conjecture or report; and we
have To add, that it WAS written by n pcrson
whose authority there is no reason 60 doubt.
whn possessed the means of obtaining the
earliest ad,icrs of such an occurrence, and
VINO must have felt strong desire for elf
.erent result to the engagement. We there
iore, very much fear that succeeding advices
VIII confirm his statement. ". T. Aier .4dv
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We have been favored by gentleman of
ms Guy, with the following passage oi letter,
winch he received this morniag from very
respectable American, residual in Mexico
IL communicates important information
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-11

.o,bs,;c murmurs breathing on the spell,
~ solemn sounds, that awe the i'stnne 'hno'
I'm m On the azure paths OF every wind'
I lat. we have had some dreadful gales
nm the South, which have done some
mare to trees, houses and shipping
(auy have been alarmed for personal SAFE
and fled to the sanctuaries Tor protec-
on-but after these storms the heavens
~. become serene, and chilling .Nor,
{ern wind has succeeded and blown cold
4 some time-then it seemed to veeI
Eest,pardly and blew gently. and q sort OF
hion beween Boieas and Zephyrus was
Irmed, partaking however, rather Largely
the stiff north ,oind. This lasted
h for a short time. and the Southern
urricane came on again. Now. as we are
u prophets we do intreat all the SOON
Syers, astrologers and magi Of the polite.
to interpret these phenomena
' we can have no doubt but that tiny re-
ny to the Presidential Question. He who
give the interpretation to the candidate
. Is to be successful, will have honorss
ices. and riches heaped upon his head
4 like Joseph, and Daniel, become th'
Forite Of him over the people.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-11
GAeanings.

The National Inteligencer announces
officially the appointment of Ninian Ed
wards, as Minister from the United States
to Mexico. This appointment will create
a vacancy in the Senate of the U. States
from the State Of Illinois,
In Salem, Mass. the Poor House is a
source of income, to the amount of 5 800
per annum.-In Quincy, Mass. the labors
of the poor whe were able to do any thing
not only supported the sick and infirm
but also paid the interest of debt con-
tracted fer the erection of suitable house
and every year part Of the principal oil
that debt.
The. Providence American mentions
that upwards of $4,000 bushels of apple,
we're gathered from the orchards i'll Rhode
Island the last season.
A committee was appointed by the in
ititute of France in 1929, to examine /
work written by Mr.. Marestein on thu
steam boats and the Navy of the Unitet
States Of America After proposing som'
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-11
To the Democratic Electors of
NEWCASTLE COUNTY,

Fellow Citizens.-As the season is approach
ing when your attention will be directed to the
duty of electing person to fill the Office ofSheg
riff of this county, l beg leave to offer myself
o your consideration as candidate. 1t =
probably unnecessary to remind you that y
the last nomination for this office, was favored
with the suffrages of respectable portion OF my
for whose support now return
my grateful acknowledgements. On the present
occasion, l shall not entertain you with rrofts-
sions which are rarely the test Of merit or tho
pledge of good conduct, but shall content myself
with assuring you of my cheerful submissiont to
any mode of nomination that may be adopted at
the county meeting at the Red Lion, and of my
to give my utmost support to ths
candidate who may be selected under the autfo,
rity of that meeting. PETER B. DELANy.
Wilmington, january %, 1924. 19--tf.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-11
From the Boston Palladium.
Small POx in the Brute Creation,

There is very extraordinary fact, mentioned
in the Medical hltelhgencer, Of this CITY, viz. the
of Sheep with SMALL Pox!-The world
has hitherto thought that it was impossible to
communicate Small I'ox to any animal whatever
MAN alone excepted.
The celebrated John Hunter tried all our do
mcstlc gu 'drupede, and by all means, even pu
ting the variolous matter into the veins OF dogs,
eats, horses, and even cows and monkes, and ne
yer could communicate the dis,emper.
We give no credit whatever to Mr. Won Hof
mans inoculution of Sheep. A protecting Pro
violence has wisely and beneyoleny ordered the
the brute creation should be incapable of takint
Small Pox. What would be the consequence i
horses, dogs, cats, bears, foxes, &c. could taxi
the Small Pox' They would exterminate them
selves. Distempers have their laws, AS fixed a,
those which bound and guard the species of ami
mails.