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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-26
MGrrle0.

In his town, on the 10th inst. by Rev. Mr..
Coins, Mr.. Joel Gates to Mrs. Phebe Wight,
all ofthis town.
In Princeton. by the Rev. Samuel Clarke,
Mr.. P!nson Blake TO Miss Sally Dana.
In Oxford, the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Nevhall, Mr.. Francis Nash, of Holden, to Miss
Patty Davis, of the former place.
In Marlborough, by the Rev. Mr.. Allen,
Mr.. Samuel Brigham, of Marlborough, to Miss
Polly Newton, of the former place.
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Real Estate.

XN7ILL be sold by Public AUG
w ton, unless previously disposed of at
private,Sale, the Farm Of the late DR.. .4iher-
ton, in Lancaster, consisting of 40 & 10 acres
of Land in convenient proportions of Upland
and IntGvale, and consisting of Wood Land,
Moving, Pasture, and Tillage.-Also, large
two-story House, with a Barn, and suitable
Out-Houses on the premises.
Said Esate is in an excellent neighborhood,
through which there is great deal of travel.
A large academy is TO be established ia the
town, in Tie course Of the summer, which will
add materially TO the value of the Farm.
The salswill be to the highest bidder, srith-
out reserre on Monday. the eighth day of May
next, at two O'Clock, P. M.
Possession will be given on delivery of'the
deed. Apply TO
JOSEPH WILLARD,
near the premises.
I.ancastfr, April 25, 1926. CIV.
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.q.NsWER to Me 4 oananlru II az 1nst IShu

.fsNSWEP to The LoG0GRIPH in the last Sbv,
The fertile earth in lib'raI measure yields
i he useful grain that crowns our harvest fields,
l5ut man converts to starch the precious boon,
Whose variations you shall learn full SOON
Ills worth the purse proud cit derives from cash,
ana youthful vaIor is too often rash;
. Ha" bursts from pale surprise or boist'rous
mirth;
Rialto forms the fsirest arch on earth;
by hast possession we do all denote,
And II stands bigh in place aud first in note
4 nat guards beauty from the seorchng ray,
and little master 4" tah" is taught to say;
"art IS great natures rival, sometimes foe;
IN the pathetic counterpart of oh
! he rat doth pifer, cot S the foe demure,
AND The bright stars do light the houseless poor
car bore heroes thro' the ranks of war,
ana aye a crash we hear when falls the jar
raul sat attentive at GamaiiePs feet;
bsvus wrote trash and trash boys love to eat;
a n, cast decides the eager gamestei's fate;
4 drs are the rough support of Britan's state;
: HdS joined to ''been" is fatal TO toast;
A charts the sailors guard from shelving coast ;
From carts do villains make their last harangue,
And acha iD~baea gR9 aeraniries,
And ats the word we find to place agrees;
mort is an animal in forests bred
Ihe Fsh doth rs "Ti Ugh lis lofty heal
ne beauteous Char in northern lakes WI. fn,I,
And chat relieves the weary students mind;
- go" adorns the manly soldiers breast,
anu I'LL must own these are in starch expressed
L. f.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, April 10, 1876
10 The Widoic aid Hears Of ISAAC LAMB, late
ofTemplcton, an said County, deceased, and
10 all Others concerned in ne Estate Of SAID
deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited 10 appear Qfyou
see ht) at the Court Of Probate 10 be holden
at Telnpleton, IN said County, ON the lSlh OF
Nav next, at one Of the lock. after noon,
To show cause why the Accounts Of the ADJ
maistration OF said Estate should not lie allowed;
and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHS WHEELER, Reg.
BY order Of the Hon. JAdge.
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CONGRESS.

The two houses Of Congress have, by con-
current resolution, agreed to adjourn on the
22d day Of May. The Senate have, en- motion
| Of John Randolph, passed resolution, taking
froE the Vice-President, or President of The
Senate, the right of appointing committees,
and Of revising the Journals. There were but
four votes in the negative. This is, probably.
10 consequence Of the general dissatisfaction
which has been created by the manner in
which the Vice-President has performed the
duties which have devolved upon him.
The Judiciary Bill has passed the Senate,
and been returned 10 the House for concur
renee in the amendments. resolution has
been introduced into the Senate, denying the
right ofthc resident to appoint ministers with
out the concurrence of the .Sepatet,i7nlh nd Iavor
Of II at one time.
Ia the House Of Representatives., the amend
ment to the Resolve in favor Of an appropria-
ton for the Panama mission, which dcclarea
it to be the policy of the United States to
avoid alliances with foreign powers, was
passed on the goth inst. by majority of 4
votes. This amendment was supported in
discriminatory by those who did, and those
who did not approve of the mission. In the
course of the debate Mr.. Webstcr made
speech nearly three hours in length in favor
Of the mission, of which the National Journal
saws IS His observations throughout were char
acterizcd by that vigor of thought, and that
nervous felicity Of expression, which are so
peculiar to this distinguished individual; but
| it was towards the close when warmed with
his subject. the orator quickened into more
stirring and lofty style of eloquence, that t
seemed to exercise power over the physical
and moral faculties Of the House, which has,
perhaps, been seldom exceeded in any legis-
| lative assembly. If there be any truth in
physiognomy, even these gentlemen who are
opposed to the measure, felt themselves ex-
allied r having such noble adversary TO en-
COUNTER
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Worcester, IS. April 10, 1926.
ESAKEN on Execution, and
u will be sold at JOSEPH MAYNARD's Ho-
tel, in Lancaster, all the Right in Equity that
LYMAN HOW has to redeem the mortgaged
Real Estate, situated in the centre of Lacas-
ter, in said County, adjoining land of james
Maynard, and II. g. G.. Carier.-Sale to be on
Saturday, the Goth of May next, at O'Clock,
P. M. NATHL. RAND, d. Sheriff.
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Notice is hereby Gioen,
KNHAT the Subscriber III

Estate of LEVI GHEEN W0OD, late Of Hub
bardston, in the Cupnty Of Worcester, deeeas-
cd andhas taken upon himself that trust by giving
bonds as the law directs. Az persons indebted 70
said Estate, are hereby called upon TO make iInme-
diate payment; and all those to whom said Estate
indebted, are requested TO exhibit their demands
for settlement. THOMAS TEMPLE.
Hubhardstou, April 4, 1890
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Paints, Drugs, & Dye-StgFs.
Fletcher & Carruth,

No. 4, Long Wharf--BosroN,
OFFER FOR SALE,
1OrAGKG dry White Lead.
do. Red Lead.
III do. Whiting.
III do. French Yellow.
10 bbls. Venetian Red.
!.12 do. Spanish Brown.
10 do. Spirits Turpentine.
do. Copal Varnish.
5 cases India Scraped Gum CopaI.
3 do. Gum Shellac.
500 lbs. Verdigris.
10 tons Logwood.
10 do. Fustic.
2 do. Nicaragua.
2 do. Redwood.
90 bbls. Ground Camwood.
90 do. do. Logwood.
90 do. do. Fustic.
10 do. do. Redwood.
cask Nader.
5 do. Copperas.
10 bbls. Alum.
case Bengal Indigo.
] 900 lbs. Blue Vtriol. -.
5 bbIs. Sal. Nitro.
500 lbs. Borax.
case Gum Opium.
500 lbs. do. Camphor.
3 bbs. Am. C. P. Castor OIL
200 bottles do. do.
bale Rad. Gehtian.
] do. Cort Aurant.
6 bbls. Sal. EPSON.
Calomel, Red Precipitate, White do.
Magnesias JaIap, Rad Rhei, Rad Valiran.
Pink-Root, snake-Root, Cort Peru pulv. Sue,
Glycy, Rad do. Chamomile Flowers.
Together with good assortment of MEDI
CINE, PAINTS, & DYESTUFFS, all Of
which will be sold on the most favorable
terms for cash or approved credit.
Boston, .3pril 25, 1926. Otis
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clon of IFS becoming daily more and more visl-
bic IN himself! Che Judge, it is said, was so
faithful a friend to both, that in very affec-
Tomato and insinuating way, and at proper
tsme and place, he told them what had passed,
and left each to his own reflections.
OBSERVATORY.
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BLACKSTONE CANAI.--lt is expected tina
the Engineer and Commissioners will com
meme the location of the Canal, in this town
on Friday next.
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Notice.

THE Subscribers having been
II appointed Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims against the Estate Of
JONATHAN BRIDGES, late of Western,
deceased, represented insolvent, hereby give
notice, that Six Months, are allowed to Cred
itors TO bring in and prove the same. and
that we will attend that service, at the House
Of Charles p. Hitchcock, Innholder in Brook
field, the second Tuesdays Of July and
September next, from one TO six o'clock in the
afternoon OF each of said days.
JESSE BLISS,
SOLOMON GILBERT.
Brookfeld, April 90, 1926.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-On the 21st inst.
as Uauid Southwiek, of Bolton, was blowing
limestone at the quarry in that town, from
some cause unknown, charge accidentally
went off while loading. BY the explosion
Southwick was thrown about ten feet and in
stantly killed. A piece of the stone, weighing
ten ounces, was afterwards taken from his
body. Luke Whitc0na6, who was at work
near by, was dangerously wounded by large
fragment of the rock, supposed to weigh a
ton, which struck him across the thigh. WI
Ian. Haynes, formerly of Sudbury, was stand
ing by at the time, and had both of his eyes
put out. We understand some hopes are en-
tertained of Whitcomb's recovery.
Southwick has left wife, and six young
children, to lament the untilnely loss Of hus
band and a parent, on whose cxertions The y
were dependant for support.
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Notice.
PROPOSALS. will be receiys

PROPOSALS. will be receiys
81 ed till the 9th day of May next, to build
an ACADEMY, in Lancaster, ofthe following
dimensions, viz.-thirty-sixb by thirty eight feet,
with studs of twenty two feet, to be finished,
in every respect, according to the plan of the
building, which may be seen at Messrs. H. &C.
CARTER's Bookstore, in Lancaster.
Mechanics, DESTROYS ofundertaking the work,
are requested to call and see the plan, to guide
them in making their estimates
DAVID WHITMAN, !
NATHANIEL RAND Building
HORATIO CARTER, { Comns'ee,
JOSEPH WILLARD,
Lancaster, april 81, 1926. 2w
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Notice as hereby GtUea,
TE<HAT the Subscriber

e. beer duly appointed Administrator on the
Estate Of Is AAC GALE, late of ROyalstoD,
in the County of Worcester, deceased, and
has taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds
as the law directs. An persons indebted to said
Estate, are hefeby called upon to make immedi-
ate payment; and all those to whom said Estate
is indebted, are requested to exhibit their de-
mands for settlement.
JONATHAN GALE, Cd.
Royalston, February 90, 1896.
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Mr. Giles, of Virginia, has completed his
political disquisitions," upon matters aud
things IN general, and the Presidents Message
ID particular; and in his concluding number.
nomlnates MI. Clinton for the Presidency three
years hence.
Two children, in Ashley, ". Y. were recent.
~ scaidcd TO death, by the Strengthening of a
hook, on which hung kettle of boiling soap,
the contents Of which were cmptied where the
children sat.
Near Derby, Eng. about the 10Th of Jan.
then were found in howell the bodies of a
man bis wife and three children, starved or
irozm to death. An infant was living, and
at the breast of its mother.
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Notice.

WYE the Subscribers, having
Wv been appointed by the Judge of Pro-
bate, for the County of Worcester, TO receive
and examine the claims Of the Creditors to
the Estate of LUTHER BoWKER, late OF
Winchendon, deceased, represented insol-
vent, do h..rehy give notice, that Six Months,
from the twenty-second day of February last,
is allowed to the said Creditors, TO bring in
and prove their claims, and that we shall at
tend that service. at the Inn of Jacob Wales,
in said WinclIendon, on the second Tuesdays
in June, July, and August next, from two TO
six O'Clock, III the afternoon, on each Of said
days. SAMUEL fRENTlSS,
GEORGE ALGER.
Winchendon. April 8. 1926.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April 10. 1926.
To The Creditors and Heirs ofENocH Brown,
late Of Lunenburg, in SAID County, DECEASED,
and 10 au others concerned an The Estate Of
said deceased, GREETING.
you are hereby cited to APP
q pear (f you see ft] at the Court Of Pro.
bate to be holden at Lancaster, in said County, ON
the third Tuesday in Nlay next, al one OF the
clock, after noon, to show cause why the Ac-
counts of the Administration Of said Estate should
not be allowed, aud the balance OF Estate decreed
TO the Creditors whose Claims have been allowed.
and YOU will be heard thereon
NAFHL. PAINE, j. Probate.
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The Richmond Wing

rs published twice week. 1t is on the largest sale
Il Of American newspapers, with one or two excep-
tons. It's space amply sufficient to embrace all Fo-
reign and Domestic ofnterest. The proceedings
of Congress are regularly published, and where they
important, at length. In future, the deliberations
of the General Assembly of Virginia will be reported
at large, speeches as we'll as business proceedings
The political complexion ofthe paper is known from
its files 1t is neither welded to the lSs nor the oUTs
1t has freely censured those with whom it differs IN O.
pinon, in the Administration, and out of the Admins
trton 1t is neither slavish to those in power, nor
spenetc to the party opposed to them. Unsupported
Adams from sense of liberaty to the North and as
equal to any of his competitors. When better
man is nominated, it will transfer its support to
him. Having no personal views, and no possible
interests dstnet from the great body ofhe people, to
pursue any hostile to them would be Sratntous
infamy The eneme, of the Wing admit is ihdepen
dence and the public has manifested the same opinion,
in liberal support.
The price of the paper is FIVE dollars per annum
payable within twelve months from the late of SUBJ
scrPtion. Any person guaranteeing the price OF nine
papers, will be entitled to the tenth gratis
Circulating throughout the State OF virginia adver
Using through its columns will be attended with as
much interest as in other papers.
JNO. IL PLEASANTS.
M. SMITH.
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A4enon Syrup
New Books.

4 LEG ACY for Young Ladies, consisting of Mscel-
"a laneous Pieces, in prose and verse, by the late
Mrs. Barbauld; price 62 cents.
Memoirs and Poetcal Remains Of the late Jane Tay-
lor with Extracts from her Correspondence, by the
Rev Isaac Taylor, VOL 81.
Thesaurus Poeticus, or Poetical Treasury of the
choicest descriptions SMILES and sentiments of the
most celebrated American and Foreign PoetS vol
81 So
Devses, by Charles Fearne, Esq Sd American from
the 9Th London edition, by Charles Butler Esq. 1yol
Svo 81 so. Just published, and on sale by
PlSHEY THOMPSON.
Also, Maitland's Narrative, Reynolds Life and
Times Cubi's French Translator View of the United
States by Mr. Polctica, Museum for August.
Washington, aug "a
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FROM FRANCE.

Neav- York, .Aug. 2l.-By the ship Exlo from
Havre, papers from tina. place to the 2oth ana
Paris of the 18th are received The ship has
no, vet arrived. The papers were brought by
The steamboat Connecticut, she having boarded
her Yesterday, in Long Island Sound.
MR. MALAPAR, of marble memory, arrived at
Hayre from Port-au-Prince on the 18th, IN The
SeptFreres.
The Pari. papers state that instructions have
been sent to Hayti which will tend to settle the
difficulties existing between the governments.
Sales at Havre, July l7-lol Georgia, 81 10
IS; loI Mobile, d; SO Tennessee, 2o4.
july ls-ll2 Mobile, oh; so Georgia, q;
50 Mobile, 2oa; 90 do. 81.
july 2o-s49 Louisiana, 23a; l62 Tennessee,
ls4; 81 Sea Islands, 49,; 292 brl5. Pot Ashes,
SAT. las, S4a.
Paris, July l8-The Austrian Observer has
received some news from the Morea dated Cor
fu, June Is --Redschid Pacha, after having lett
az Missolonghi garrison of 5000 infantry and
500 horse, repaired to Lepanto on the 22d OF
May with body of 5000 men, whence, after
taking some villages, he advanced upon Athens.
lorahlm sat out from Patras on the 7th oil May
Tor Tripoli,za with an army of 10000 Egyp-
tans and 1000 Albanians. Colocotronl, whose
-N'N~ H"u diilOuHlSu 10 OOOO IliSIl, was iNNNS>N
10 500, The others having been disbanded on the
approach of the Ottomans He retired up "a
'rns.'ena, leaving the way free even to lripo-
H n lbrahim stopped before Argos, whence
Niklta proceeded for Napoli de Romania. 30
Imam Bey had left Modem and endeayored 10
irelon lbrahim. 1t appeared that 1t was his
intention TO seize upon Napoli de Malvolsm.
ne Aoti-ie del Giono Of Rome is far from con-
nrming this disastrous intelligence. 1t has re-
served from Corfu, but under date OF the 25th
81 June, the assurance tina, Colocotronl was on
me point of reconnoitering the whole OF the
Morea, and that he had already entered into an
arrangement with Ibrahim, who was In very
. critical situation.
The ship Emily from Nantes, anchored, on
sSth July of the past year, at Christmas liar
oour, In the island of Desolation; and about SIX
oours after, boat with six men approached
them They came from'C Cloudy Islands, about
miles distant, where they had been abandoned
about ten months previously, with only two
days provision, by an English vessel. They
had on the skins of sea calves, and the color oil
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have protested Cor rather remonstrated) against
the measure, and the resolutions have been tor
warded TO Pace; what may be the result am
unable to say"
From another Correspondent
"Laguayra, LIST august, 1926 Annexed beg
leave to hand you statement of our market at
this date. Since my last respects, our affairs
have remained in the same tranquil state-all
parties anxiously looking forward for the ar
rival of Bolivar; when, make no doubt, order
and confidence will be completely restored
Money has never been so scarce, and the pro-
duce of the country continues high
Flour, Sll, plenty and dull; Beef, IN. York;
prime, 10, dull; Pork, NJ, plenty and dull;
Cheese 10 90, in fair demand; Hams, lS 90;
Soap, 10 90 reals per box; Lard, lS; Butter,
yellow only 90; Goldfish, per 100 h.; Mould
Candles, los, IS "a 2e; Sperm. do sol; Rice,
$; Russia Sheetings, Is a Is per ps.; blue Sa-
lempores, II per ps; Coffee, Ia l3, on
board; Cocoa, IS 27, on do; Indigo, rs a
81 per 10 Hides, Is a l6 per lo6 lbs.
We are indebted TO Mr. Sanderson of the
Merchants Coffee House, for the following in
formation and letter. Dem Press
The brig Adriana,W. B. Champney, 80 days
from Pernambuco, with cargo ofhides, horns,
sugar, and hair, to John Goddard, Esq. Lett
at Pernambuco the following vessels.
Briggs Suffolk, Mitimore, of Boston, for Fri
este, in days.
Shawmut, BowIes, Salem, soon.
Mary, Alcorn, Philadelphia, discharging.
Elbe, Akin, New York, do.
Parthan, Flilcht, N Bedford, bound south
Schr. Triton Curtis. alexandria. Sailed in
company for Paribo and the United States.
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Square Auger.

yEVHIs solecism in Mechanic Arts, was patented by
4 Hardin Branch, on the 9TH inst and the right to
use. yend, &c the said Improvement, invention, &c.
in the District of Columbia, transferred to Geo. Jones &
Geo. NJ Parsons, on the 9Th inst. (the Navy Yard ex
cepted,) as per transfer deed.
This is therefore to apprise those gentlemen of the
District wishing to this invaluable improvement,
to apply to the subscribers jointly for said privilege
+, MIR. JONES makes those augers in superior style.
GEORGE JONES,
aug 15-eo2m GEO. NJ. PARSONS.
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The New-York Evening Post gives an &C
unto ola melancholy accident and proyidential
.s which occurred, short time since, in
-. State of Vermont. Mr.. Leander Clark,
.b;1e applying the band to the shaft at Whit
avs factory, Saxton's Village, was caught by
$, ..ran. and carried round the shaft more than
80 hundred times before assistance was rem
,,.,sd His left knee bone was dislocated, the
Lower end Of his thigh bone thrust through the
;repument, ana the large bone fractured halt
,v,v between the ankle and knee. The limb
was amputated and he is likely 10 recover
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For Sale or Rent.
Educati0n.

Nh X. CADEN mostrespecttiIllyin informs the citizens
~ OF Alexandria and the public generally that the
duties OF his Academy were resumed on Wednesday
the 9Th inst AS is his intention take into his ia
mya few young Gentlemen 6oarders, he sollots the
patronage OF those Parents and Guardians who are de-
sIrous OF giving the children under their charge COM
piete education. They may rest assured that the
strctes attention will be paid to he morals of such
may be committed to his care. From the competency
and ndefatgable industry of the tachers, he believes
few institutions afford better opportunity of acquir
ing perfect knowledge of the Classics Mathematics,
and the various branches of an English education.
TERMS FOR BOARDING:
For Boarding and Tuition, comprising the several
branches of an English education and book-keep-
ing $50 per quarter
For Classics and Mathematics, extra do
Payments of Boaers to be made quarterly in advance
TERMS FOR LAY SCHOLARS:
For Classics and Mathematics, &C. SO per onarter
For English and bookkeeping, 8 do.
For English, do.
Stationary furnished at the store prices.
The Academyis situated in the most healthy part Of
Alexandra aug ISM
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LATEST FROM COLOMBIA.

Extract of letter to the Editor of the Baltimore Ga
zette, dated
''La Guayra, July l9h, l82s.-PAEz has LETT
Caracas for the Plains of Apure, with what OBJ
ject is not known; however, as yet, matters re-
main tranquil. We have no complaints to
make, except the entire want of confidence In
the commercial community, and the scarcity
of money.
"Three days since an order arrived to the
Collector of the Customs at this place, requir-
ing all duties for four months to be paid in cash,
before the goods can be delivered from the pub
lie stores.
ga few days since, H. B. M ship David, of
as guns, arrived in this harbor from Barbados.
| understand she is ordered to remain as long
as the English merchants conceive her presence
necessary. The Americans are much surprls-
ed, and think with justice, al The apparent IN
difference of our government. Icertainly think
we should have been visited by one of our men
of war before this. The merchants have had
meeting on the subject of the recent order
for the payment of all the duties in cash--they
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their compilations was so embrowned that it
was impossible to tell what country they be-
longed to- They had lived on penguins and
other large birds that frequented those rocky
places all the year; and they had warmed them
selves in the winter by burning sea elephant oil,
in the hollows Of the rocks where they lived
The Emily landed them at Barbados island.