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nus or price, than two per centum on the
whole amount or capital of said scheme or
schemes, class or classes over and above
the incidental expenses of management;
the duty TO the State being part 'otand in
cluded in said two per centum: and any
person offending herein shall forfeit one
thousand dollars, to be recovered by ac-
tion of debt at the suit of the General
Treasurer, and to the Use Of the State, III
any court of competent jurisdiction.
Sec. 1. .ind be Il further enacted. That
from and after the expiration ut the re-
spectiye licenses now in force, each and
every vcnder OF foreign lottery tickets,
within this State, shall make 10 the Gene
raj Treasurer, under oath, taken before
some Judge or justice of the same, semi
annual return, TO be computed from the
date Of his license,) ofthc amount OF tick
cts by him sold, and shall pay into the
Treasury one per cent thereon for the use
H the State and every vendcr as aiore-
said, neglecting or refusing to make such
report, shall forfeit the sum of one thousand
dollars and each vender refusing or ne
glecting to pay over the per centage on
his report aforesaid. shall be liable to an ac-
ton Of debt; both said sums to be sued
for and recovered by the General-TIeas-
urer, to and for the use of the State, in any
court Of competent Jurisdiction,
JOY
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An ACT relative to Commissions.

LIE it enacted by the General Assembly
ID and by the authority thereof it is en-
acted. That the Secretary be and he is
hereby required TO make return to the
General Treasurer, on or before the first
Monday of October, annually, OF the num-
ber OF commissions issued, and 10 whom
by him delivered, on which tax Of one
dollar each is payable into the General
Treasury; and that the several sherifis who
distribute said commissions be and they
are hereby required TO make returns to the
General-Treasurcr on or before the said
first Monday in October, annually, of the
number Of said commissions by theui re-
spectiveiy distributed and delivered.
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age of twcnty-one years, shall agree upon
the shares which each or any one shall
take; in which case the same shall be as
signed accordingly.
SEc.2. Ind be IL fiirtker enacted, That
so much Of the third section of the act u
ioresaid, as is repugnant 10 this act be and
the same 10 hereby repealed. a true copy
witness, A3.
True copy; Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'y.
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BUILOXN G STO n z:
ANT Ed.

TIIE Subscriber wishes to receive pro-
Il posals immediately, for the delivery
of Building Stone at Fort Adams, Newport
Harbor.
The Stones arc TO be obtained on the
land Of the Y. States froIn quarries already
open and easily worked and arc 10 be de-
livered a, the parts ofthe work where they
arc TO be laid-wbich wiIifcqJirc trans
portation Of about half mile.
Should the proposals be deemed adyan-
tapcous to the inttfest Of the u. =. cUns,d-
erinc the character OF the persons propos-
ing and the nature of the security offered,
the contract lnay lie made 10 includea large
portion Of stone required for The next
years work.
At present a supply of from 1000 10 COCO
pcrches is wanted--ths delivery to com
ineuce as soon "a pos ole.
JOS. e. TOTrEN, Ma. Engs.
Rrey't. 1t. Col.
Fort Adams, July ~, 1896.
The publishers ofthe Newport Mercury
Providence Patriot, and American, Fal
River Monitor, ~ Bedford Mercury, an,
Taunton Reporter, will please give the a
boye q Insertions, and forward their &C
counts.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having been appointed,
l. Guardian OF the person and estate ot
Joseph Greene, SD of North. Kmgsto@n;
in the county OF Washington, and has tc
cepted that trust, by giving bonds as the law
The essata b lpSFsena fF having demands tPct'
to exhibit the same, within six lnolItts, a.
the law requires, and all persons ind.bt-
ed to the said estate, are called upoit %
make payment to
JON. REYNOLDS, GudididII
Wexford, July 10, 1896. Gj2da
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Printed and Published BY
ATKINSON & READ.

ITIl,rIs oI the LdWs OF INs UnIled States,
IN the Chambers Of %, Thames-street,
entrance Market-square)
Terms Of TIC Republican
Two Dollars per anTuin--one half in advance
Price Of .idsertising.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
rlJr Larger ones in the same proportion.
Adrcr' r'ISoments not marked, wall be contin-
uet ill io,aidden, and charged accordingly.
u Ali accounts must be settled at least
year.
GFNo paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid
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which have been before filed and branded
without first causing such former brand to
be cut out, he shall forfeit double the value
OF the scythe stones so filed or branded ;
TO be sued for and recovered in manner a.
ioresaid one half to and Tor the use OF the
complainant, and the other half TO and TOR
the use vf the State. Az
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NOT &c Il.

TIIE Co-partuership formerly existing
Il between X. s. WINDSOR, and l.. D:
CnApIN, was dissolved by mutual conscnt
on the 26th nit. The demands due by sad
partnership, will be paid by -
C. WINDSOR.
Newport, July ~, 1926.
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20 Packages,

nF choice good bargains bought low
~ and VIII be sold low. Calcoes from
l21 cents. to Is. per yard more Of those
cheap ruifs for ladies', at only cents each;
200 hdkfs. for only Sd each; Ca book mus.
lin for 25 cts 800 yds. linen diaper, from
10 cts to Is per yard; 300 pieces elegant
ribbons, among them are straw g. green,
straw and white, straw and salmon an ell
cgant assortment of baskets for the ladies';
cheap reticules; elegant guuzo and barage
hdkfs merno shawls imitation mclinc
long shavls; silk hdkfs; flag, bandanno and
black do; white silk thread and cotton half
hose silk. cotton, and worsted hose hand
some silk Vaninsha and Gotten vesting ;
cheap sheetings, shirtings; stripe and plaid
ginghams; cheap lot of bombasetts I; ditto
blankets broadcloths and cassimeres from
Swiss mdnrus; ifncn and cotton pocke
hdkts yellow nankins from $50 to go pei
nlprp
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-10

An ACT in addition TO the act entitled
An Act to prevent Hogs from going at
large in the places therein mentioned"
pE Il enacted By the Generd AssemGiy
D cad by the authority ttreei a IS
enacted, Tn at the said act and " the pro-
visions, penalties and iorfeiturs therein
mentioned, be and the same are hereby ex-
tended to al! the streets, highways aud
commons in the towIiof East Gieenwieh.
Az
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AN ACT in amendment the act enti-
tied Z" An Act directinlhe descent OF
in,es.atc estates, and ne settlement
thereof, aud for other Tposes therein
mentioned"
DE 1t tndcied The General
Soc' L. ID .lssemLly, o,by The authority
thereof IL is enacted, That 1enever any OF
the children or rrand-chten of any per-
son. whose estate is TO Divided in con-
tormity TO the proyisloIof the act 10
Which this act is IN amenent, shall have
received from such persony real or per-
sonal estate ior their adlcement or Bet
,l.,neut. the committee Dlnted 20 make
partition or division Of 81 estate, shall
after appraising the samstate, aud after
setting of to the widow the deceased
her dover therein, in thanner prescrib-
cd bv the act aforesaid, Dfftc the cliild
ar children. grand child ,rutd-childrcn,
who shall have receivsuch advance
inert. the proportion Of real estate TO
which he. she or they Id be entitled,
deductne tlrercfrom theount or value
of the real or personal &c which shall
have been given for his.r or their od-
yancement or settemennd the reciduc
of such estate they shalbde into ehares
in the manner aud propns prescribed
lby the act 10 which this n amendment,
sor the descent Of such ties, aud shall
assign the samc by LOT the respective
heirs, uIigss suca hyaipg al Of the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-10

A. the MARK
Ric hard Morris
is;e belonging
dCiphia.
In Bristol, Of
Harding, relict
ingaged "a I'd
A. Barbourst
IA the 10th yea
mother ok
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IS &C yEs

HAS for sale at No. I3e Thames -stfeeti
Il Il complete assortment of fJewelry, sili
yer ware, watches, cptlcry, fancy hard
ware, &c. &c. all of winch will be sold M
low as can be obtained at any store in town
He still continues to manufacture Gold aud
Silver ware us usual, also watches and
clocks repaired.
lie returns thanks to former customers
and requests continuance their tayors.
July Goth, 1896. 81.
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An ACT TO repeal the several acts In
relation to Insolyent Debtors.

relation to Insolvent Debtors.
DER enacted By the General assembly,
ID and by the authority thereofa Il IS en-
acted. that the act entitled an Act for the
relief Of inso!vent Debtors" and the act
entitled "An Act to transfer the jurlsdic-
ton of petitions for the benefit OF the act
for the relief Of insolvent debtors to courts
of commissioners" and the several acts in
aid or amendment Of, or in addition to the
said first mentioned acts, or either ofthem,
be and they are hereby repealed pro.
vided, nevertheless, that the repeal OF said
Acts, or either of them, shall not be con-
strued to affect any person or persons
whose petitions have already been granted,
or whose petitions are now pending before
either of said courts Of commissioners OF
who have conformed to the provisions OF
said acts. and filed their petitions IN the
proper clerks Office OF said courts and
that in all such cases the proceedings here
tofore had shall be as valid and effectual
and the said courts, respectively, shall ot
and hereby are authorized TO proceed up
on. hear and determine such petitions, an'
all proceedings shall be had thereon IN th'
same manner and with the same effect, Il
all intents and purposes, as If the acts men
toned in this act had not been repealed,
J?7
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NOTICE.

N y deck Passenger @ill be taken on board
! ' Steam boat Connecticut at Newport for
few York Nm CU.aSTOCk.
June -, le2c
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TaUa OF Abc0f=fslau0,

Passed II Cene.al Assembly, June Sessio
=. D. lc9G.
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An ACT in addition to the act entitled
"An Act enabling the Town Councils in
this State to grant licenses for retailing
strong liquors, and for other purposes"
DEu vuacreu by the uc,s~--,
<'ce' I'D Assembly, and by. the author
ity thereof it is enacted, That if any per-
con or persons shall violate the provisions
OF the second or third section Of the act to
which this is in addition, the penalty there
in mentioned may be sued for and recover
ed in the manner mentioned in said act; or
by indictment in any court OF competent
jurisdiction; and when such penalty shall
be recovered or Indictment, the one half
thereof shall be for the use OF the iniorner,
and the other halt'to and tor the use of the
State: and il is hereby declared to be and
made the duty OF all sherifis, deputy She
riffs and town .scrgcants to give lntorma-
ton To the Atto:ncy-Genegal Of al breach
es Of this act. JI|
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-10

An ACT TO prevent the selling or using of
Crackers, Squibs, or other Fire Works.
u Z i: enacted by the General Assembly
- and by the authority thereof it is en-
acted, That no person or persons shall
hereafter sell, dispose of, offer for sale, en-
kindle or use, or suffer to be sold, disposed
of offered for sale, enkindled or used, by
their wives, children or servants, or other
persons whomsoever, within any town in
this State any cracker, squib or other fire
works, of combustibc nature, ordinarily
used for exhibition or amusement. unless
they shall previously obtain a special IL
sense from the town council of said town,
and for the purpose Of exhibition on a suit
able OCCASION and any person or persons
who shall SO sell, dispose of, offer for sale
enkindle or use, or suffer to be sold ,dispos-
ed of, offered for sale, enkindled or used,
any such cracker, squib or other fire work,
within any town as aforesaid, without such
license, shall forfeit and pay the sum of
ten Dollars for each and every offence; TO
be recovere! in an action of debt, before
any court ofcompetent jurisdiction; the one
half to and for the use Of the person who
shall sue for the same, and the other half
to aud for the use Of the town where the
offence shall be committed: and all sher.
IFS, deputy -sheriffs, town-sergeants and
constables in this State, are hereby requir-
ed to complain Of and prosecute for all
breaches of this act. J27
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is,7F,0J5 doll
THAT the exp
2,6iG,2g0 doll
The export,
1874, was lI2
JUl. In 1875
$40.
Two millior
spected in Ba
months.
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fhereOfi 1t IS endcteH. tllat IN,
~ audiuon TO the act entltI
Il to prevent Hogs from going
the places therein mentioned
rnn Squadron. 4 letter dat.
ls26, from an officer in the
rs, "Our squadron sails to-
Algiers, 1'unis, Tripoli, and
lndria, and thence 10 the Ar.
1ow nineteen steamboats, na-
hudson.
nner was given to slr. Secre-
the 18th ult. at Lexington,
onstl.uents. at which nearly
ere present.
{ accounts from Kentucky.
III alive. bot there were no
scovcry.
{ Of duties, for Tie monti of
seeded sl.3m0JD for goods
The pori of New.lork
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-10
An ACT in relation to Lotteries.

DE It enacted BY The General As
Sec ID ambiy, and by The authority
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-10

An ACT to prevent cattle, hGses and
swine from running at large II the pub
lie highways and commons in the town
Of North Providence,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-25
NOTICE..

FEVHE subscriber having taken the
e. C-4RDLA1G and PULLING EST-aB-
LIS d.hEy|1, late the property OF Jonathan
Wickersham, deed. in Buckels.'fown where
I VIII give hia much pleasure 10 serve the old
cs,tomers TO the establishment, 80 well VS. ~
Others who may favour him with their work,
As o. Is known BY great many paraons, both
N Berkeley AID Jefferson, he deems it unne
ce's ~ TO say more tissn that the work shall
be welt lone. and on as reasonable terms az at
any oher Factory in either of the above men,
sfoned counties He will be ready TO com.
mence C ,RDiNG WOOL BY the first of May:
md will take all kinds of Grain Vo5fa Fsats.
ere. 10 payment for work. if delivered at the
time or COON after the work is done.
SILiS OAK.
Buckets Town, April 27, 1896
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-25
Carding, Fulling, Colouring,
and Dressing of Cloth.

gFyHE subscriber takes this method of inform.
ing the public in general that he has
rented Tor term of years. the S.aW MIL,
PULLING .hIK.L and C.GIeDLNiG .n.3.
CHINE on Mill Creek, Berkeley county. be-
longing to Adam s. Henshsw, all of which he
has put in complete order for Carding, OF all
the above boeiness in their various branches.
With neatness and despatch He viii be able
TO Gard Wool into Rolls to the satisfaction OF
customers at the customary prices. and CO.
lsur and Dress Cloth any colour. to any sam
pie directed and he will receive in payment
any kind of produce, delivered at Levi Hen.
shaw's Mill at market price
WILLIAM KERNEY
Mill Greek. Berkeley csaaly, An 20 3n
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-25


aelphia and Baltimore. consisting, IN part. of
the following articles. VIZ.
Sup. Blue and Black Cloths, from the
mandatory of Jas. Hargreave * Sons,
Leeds. tlirst's Sup. Blue and Black do.
Sup. Blue, Black and Drah Kersey mere,
Common do. sup. Mkt and Drab as
sinetts. Angola Cashmere, VIgouIa do.
Striped Hastings, do. Clrea assam, Plain
do. FwiIl'd Bomhasett, Plain do. En-
glish Black Silk Nesting. French do. do.
Ale.sellles Vesting, York Stripe. strip
ed Cotton Cashmere, Circasan Plaid,
Union Mixture, Chilian Robes. sup.
Nankin do. Common do. Manclerine do.
asupetb article ior Ladies dresses. Nan
kin Grape, Canton do. Italian Do. Blk.
Italian Mantua, do. Double Florence,
do Senshaw Silk, do. India Satin and
Sarsnet, assorted Figured silks, a,
10-4, IL and 10 Merseilles Quits,
"a, 10 aud III Knoited do. Riego
and Bolivar Calico, PANAMA GiNGHAMs.
Barrage do. Black and Cooured Cas
plan stripe, Clouded Costume Cling
hams, Thread and Bohinet Laces. Om-
keens, Figured and Plain Swiss Muslins,
do do. Book, DO. do. Mall, Baprage
Fancy Handkerchief's, Cause do do
Parrasol. Barrage and Palm Leaf Fans,
d. and IRISH LINENS. 8. and
20 Renting do No, 2. 3, Burlaps,
Scotch 0snsburgs, do. Dowlas-, Home
made Flar and Tor Linens, Domestics
OF every kind, and uncommonly low.
also
An Extensr@ Assortment of
China, Liyerpsol. Queens, Glass, Stone,
Eartheu and Wooden Ware.
--LIKENISE--
A General Assortment OIL sRD.WARF, viz.
Waldron's Prime Corn s. Grass Scythes,
German do. Grass do. Balance handle
Knives and Forks, Common do do. do.
Rodgers Superior Stiver Steel Blade
Razor. PEN Knife and Scissors, Patent
spring stee, shutters, Brass Candle
Sticks. Patent Sheep Shears, Tulania
Ware, BY set, Walters and Tea Trays,
general assortment Of Gillinghan's Coo
pers' FOOLS, Nails all sizes, SC. sc.
A large assortment Of GROCERIES
among which are
Muscavado, New-orleans and Havana
Sugars. Loaf, Lump and Piece ditto,
Sugar House, New Orleans and West
INDIA Molssses.~
Gun Powder, Imperial,
wv IBREsHA Old Hyson, Young fly
bS TEAS. son and Black TEAS,
London Particular Madeira, -
do. do. Tenerffe, 800
Lisbon, Sherry and Malaga % III
WINES, French, Apple and gAI n
Peach Brandy. FIVE year old -
WHISKEY, SIC SC. sc.
OILS.
Flax-Seed, Lamp and Tanners OIL.
LONDON BROWN STOUT. &c
susquehannah No I, Herring,
all OF WHICH shall be sold al
prices that will please.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-25
A General Meeting

II General Meeting
nF the Overseers of the Poor of the county
~ OF Berkeley. will be held on the frs' Mon.
day in next month Dune at MIR. MoCLEAHr's
Ho4EL, in Martinsruig, in the said county
all the members and other persons concerned
are desired to attend. The Collectors of the
Poor rates for 1895, are desired to return the
lists of their d. hnquents for 1928
b, order OF the President
SEAMANs GARARD, Clerk.
May IL 1876
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-25

The packet ship Edward Qaesnel, ar
rived at N York, on honday, the 18th
inst. from Havre, whence she sailed the
4th of April, and brought files OF Paris
papers to the I'd, inclusive, from which
we make the following extracts;
FrGnce.---Ip the French Chamber Of
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-09-16
VARIETY.
DESCRIPTION OF LORD BYRON.

FROM "vIyIAN GREY"
" II one thing was more Characteristic of Byron
than another, it was his strong, shrewd common
sense-his pure, unalloyed sagacty. / was slightly
acquainted with him i'll England, for was then very
young But many years afterward l met him il
Italy. It twas at Pisa, Just before he left for Genoa
w4s .hen very much struck at the alteration in Ills
appearance His face was very much swollen, and
he was getting fat. His hair was gray, and hi,
counte "ance had lost that spiritual expression which
it once 50 eminen'ly possessed, His teeth were
decaying and he said that if he ever came to
England: I ) 'ild be to consult WAITE ABOUT item
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9 HE GAKLAND.
SATURDAY EyENlNo,, SEPTEMBER Is, 1926

~ eur last, We published an account Of the he
r2ic conduct Of CuAn1orrl ConDAr. in rdlin,,
france Of one Of the greatest monsters which the
''oody era q the Revolution had produced The
following is the last letter Of this launtless female,
2 her father, 64te1 July Is, 1871
g Pardon NE, my dear father, for hay Ing as
posed Of my own existence, without permission
from you. have avenged a great many limo
cent victims; have prevented a great many
hard disasters; the people, discussed will cuc
day rejoice at having been dilivered from a
'yrant If have tried to persuade you that
was going to England il was because sought
u Up it 4 secret; bat know the impossibility
of hope you will not be thrown into troa-
aic q consequence Il What have done. 70
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he more melting eloquence of your tears. Could
pourtray before you the legons Of evils brought
upon Your sex by Incorporate man-could we repre-
sent, in proper light, the of iniquity which
nave stained his character, your feeble natures
would shrink from its sckening view in melancholy
sadness, while all the smitten powers of your soul
would thrill with the mournful sound-'' M1! IS
iaNsu'"
1.-The case, however, Of most confirmed drunk
ARDS, IS i?remediabe. But though few should BE
reclaimed by this pointed this singing neglect, yet
t is believed many, 1srp maar, would be deferred
rom entering their path, Our hopes are principally
rom the rising generation To them, in good
egrcc, is committed the destiny Of our land In
g0portion to their virtue, to their vice, our coun
Iywlll be happy Or it will be miserable we should,
therefore, guard them against vice in general Good
iFental government is the life of good society, and
hat community in which no attention is paid to the
":oTal culture of the youth is rapidly fastening to
ltamy and disgrace 8 1t cannot be doubted, that if
uc pans were taken to impress on the minds of
children, at an early PERIOD ali adherence ofdrunk-
AIS and Of drinking in all its forms, many might in
rs way be saved from shame and perdton.' But,
las how many fathers in this christian country,
even Of those who have declared that they are
the followers Of the Lord leave their children to
I'VE as they list TO associate with whom they please
p 81 where they will, and return when they think
proper. How many youth while under the patelna
scot, and during that critical period when the vigil
lance Of parent should he doubled, are permitted
70 minsle with the dissolute and unprincped, to
letter round (ram1hops and acquire habits of idle
ness and tipping. 1t i row no uncommon sight to
~ce bearlless bo=s rcens around these pitfalls of
4 ,lrucioa.
IF wo lo,e Iioor'y-if we wish to preserve our
country from bondage-if we wish to save it from
,he ron grasp Y bloody tyrts, let Us endeavor to
cultivate the minds and moas Of the rising class Of
he community"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-09-16
TIE LONE MOUNTAfN.

\ letter from gentleman to the Editor Of ti,a
Georgia Statesman, says, About two hou,,'
ride from this, there is d lone, solitary Rock.
that lifts its awful brow more than thousar.,
feet above all the surrounding object, of tie
wilderness. 1t looks like the strong tower
Of some antcdluvIan monarch, who had lon.
since gone down to the hidden chambers, to re-
pose his wrath in the unexcitable stiIlncs, Of
thousand sumbcrs Its exterior is bare ard
black. tits about seven miles in circumference
1t is about twice its breadth ia length; It, a.
tua measurement is 2226 feet above tl.t 81.
face Of the creek which flows at ITS base. Ana :
in lat 80 80 \ il the county Of Dc l>4.l. =.
Georgia.