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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-08
BRANDYWINE
Chalybeate Springs.

lFEsHE Subscriber pavrs recently removed ihs elegant
L es ablshment situated about five mile, from the
Is rough Of Wilmington, ard about The distance FROM
The Town OF Newcastle, and occupy K elevated SITE
IN distrct OF country alike remarkable for the varied
beauty Of its Landscape, the high cultivation of its IT, and
the sslubr, OF its atmospherehss opened it rs resort
for those in pursuit either Of health o, arueement.
The sanative properties Of the waters have been long
celebrated, and for many the Ovad has ,ue the
enn,aon Of his srerg'h in their use, rotS,psandlng
the ahsenceso those accomncda,ors wh,c rs.ena
to his comfort and winch now ah aar'ls provided
The approach 10 1t, by al0ng TIE Elk
ard Lar caster turnpkes, ad the res o the cou-
ry, Which are all times exc, lent coalition. Its
vicinity T. " lmngon ard New castle places within tue
reach of the czens Of Phl4lepAa AL Bal imore, wh6
enjoy the facilities aNd despa cl ~ can B
70 the tormer places. To e t.dta IT the rcnins X
il ciers agreeable refuge from L. Of summer ,d
q valuable toric ii lis Chal, bea,e springs.
The buildings, erected about lcaf nee by ar incor.
pors'ed mpany, are spacious and hav:ne been newly
furnished BY the subscriber, offer sty accommodation,
that car be desired The supplies table arc draw,
from The ma ket of Wilmington and the immediate ne gI
hohood, and viii be found embrace he varieties of
the season. His bar is provided Uh The choicest hquor
anu me no less essential Contribution Of well filled lcc
house
The subscriber faters himself that as from his experi
ence in his business he will be found deficient in
knowledge OF IT'S duties, neither III he be found wanting
IN the ANXIOUS desire 10 promote the comfort and euio,
men' OF those who may honor him with their patronage
June, 1923. 45-
n. b The Steam Boat SUPERIOR, Cant. Rad vl
leave Philadelphia for Wilmington, every day (sunia, 5
exceped) at O'Clock, p On the aIry, Of N. bn.,
at Wilmlngo Stages will be in readiness 10 convey pas
sengers directly TO the Springs Stages win leave he
Springs every morning, (except Sunlaysl al 6 oclck
and passengers will arrive in rhladephia at H. A. NJ
Fare through Sl25 Carriages, Gigs &c can at NIL time.
be had at the Springs for any excurson-and asa c,
rages VIII be IN attendance convey pasenge rs from the
Steam Boats at Newcastle to the Springs
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-08
NOTICE.

prlct,er mas discontinued the retail DRY GOOps
= BUSINESS. but continues the Whoe.a,s. win ,bs
p oi .'nm,s"'n Bunnes Liberal advances made
N Cash on Connsson Goods = "'sue
Ju,v 1909 JAMES GARDNER.
Aft
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-08

.sor the cure of Scrofuia or Kings Eril, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, Syphilitic, .lercurint and L're''
Complaints, end most Diseases arising in debit
stated constitutions, or from an impure state Of
the Blood, &c. &c.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-08
FOR RENT,

Egsr,s good Three Story W,usp, No. rs Mar,
WstT1 ketsuee, next above James Gara,ers Store n
Ern siu the best part Of the town as stand for bus
Z.alss~A ness Tie back buildings suitable for Hat
'l'7 TX. oi any utier kind of business usual in ts
place Enquire oi WV ROBINSON,
Bran sire Hundred, or
JAMES SE tRDNER
March 23. 2l-f ,r;oti,. u. '.reuiscs,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-08
DIR. JEW EIT'S
LuPR0rED TEGET1BLE OR GERMAN
SPETIEIC

SPECIFIC.
yHNIEsE IMPROVED PILLS are an efecrnal remedy
for Glstpsa, ind esston juanGce heedaee hear,.
burr scknes at The s;9ndch 0c;t fam 0s, NJ at1e-
le Ituence pies zeakres II he hra5s -.i
ness o.aiior # The heart sioss bilious -s St- amt ali
the gestve organs aud arrangement he Cucn,as ef The
iver
Certificate of Dr. Baumin.
The tail1s7g 10 certificate 6-sr Ur c. Piung7
graduate medicine re Ur-ersitp r Ga4ysn Yas
apacttnoaer Of Msh ef'str'tp. n Cambfoee, N.Sq
rhc sISHcrber las tested the Effects ui Jcwttts In
pro.sd Vegetable Pills, several cases of seasa
Of The ve and digestive organs, and the resell has cIn
7oced him that they eninery calculate ed eah.eEye
TIE purpa,e for which they desi gn.d Considering
III atoge superior those ar,cle, co1one offer
ed for similar complaints would chee fully add NJ testl
m in favor valuable a medicine,
(s,sned) CHARLES FREDERICK BAUAiLlN MD
n In the sbove recomne t.da an. rsrcuarl, refer
20 those Pills ncasr blue wrapper, ard sgned on
yellow label, II 7!u,iey.
Cambridge, Sept, Is, 1857.
Ce-tif-as If Or. \. 8. Cre1r!,e
Having the most satisfactory evidence IT The ned cal
crored Vegetable P.R prepared ~ Il pume, y In c.,e.
q indigestion or Dyspepsia Jaundee, isea-e Of the liver
&c. would confidently recommend their i7e fo thos,.
may be H ced With the above class Of comnlain, rs
an invaluable remedy. (signed)
S. GEENv,LLE.
Cam5ridgeport, Sept Is. 1897.
The aoove Valuable Pills. are for sale at vii.
mington, by E. II. Vaughaa. (No. ~. Market
street,l Jos. Rringhurst Il Margaret Johnson.
May 80. 1923, 90
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-08
Farller's Vegetable Nenovating
PAN ACEA.

Equal 70 any nov IN use, CTS2 ger bottle CFS20 per
dozeh
For the cure of RHEUMATISM. Liver Complain, u.
GERS Mercura and syphilitic Diseases Likewise, com
plants arising from impure Of the blood putrid
Testimonials Of performed BY, and directions for
using the above valuable medicine accompany each bottle
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-08

Detaware and North Carolina LOTTERY, 9th Glass,
o se dra~n a. Wilmington, Del, Saturday. the 10Th
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-08
Dissolution Of Partnership.

IFHSiE pa n ship heretofore exs ing under the firm og
q p,aennne III heul q SIN. is this la, dissolved b.
nutul cor sent Those deb'ed o the .a,t firm will make
immaculate payment 10 v MNEAL, aho is Authorized to
settle IT'S conceFns VALENTINE MNEAL.
JAMES MNEAL.
Wilmington. April g. 1923. So
The business will be continued as usual, BY JANr:
MNEAL, at Nos rs and 100, Market ST.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-08
Canal PACKET Boat,
LADY CLINTON.

EVlIE Subscribers tender 10 the public s
n ni'im them that they have procured and fitted IN
N handsome style, Canal Packet luat, which they ds;!
running the ensuing season, to and from Delaware ~
81. Georges and summit Bridge or Deep Gu, on us
of visitors and others
This 1t vii run in connection with the Salem se,n
Boa E,sex- Leaving Summit Bridge and ST, Georges m
Monday, "Wednesday ard Friday mornings, at seven and
eight ocleck, and aruve at Delaware City, at o'clorl
where passengers can take the Steam Boat nmedia,el
to Phadelpiia,-and On tuesday Thursday and Salr1sy
atornuons upon he arrival ct the Steam Boa, from phI
lerha, WIN leave Delaware City for St. Georges and
Summit Bridge,
Passage from Delaware City, TO s, Georges esc
e from do. 10 SUNNI, Bridge 50
Returning, same price.
IL iuGG, PHILADELPHIA
L. MILFORD, ST. Georges
April Is, 1923. g5S,s
II. The boat viii BE- always in readiness to acconmo
date parties, from ociock on 'iontay "Wednesday an.
fraay mornings, 70 two o'elack, IN Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday afernoors and Sundays will NEE, any
Steam u at Lat may atrve al DE- ss re City.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-08
.SCUEIuE,

whole ticket S2-Halt s1-Qusrter-5o cen,o
For sale at No, 20 Market street. W,,n;ne,on
Robertson s. Little.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-12
Scrap Iron, Salt Kettles &c-

VA HI be sold by order of the Executive at public
" tom on fhursday the Eth day of July next ar Tho
Anoy IN this city, several tons scrap and bar iron a
saPl-'rass and cast iron salt ketlrs,--cast iron ro
mS"e' an" pistol banels-locks-brass mounting for nns
NeH'-bIa hSmiih tools and beowses4O run carriar
wheels wen 'roned and in good ordcr,-Ar,rv harnre
cafutdge box aud sword belts with many Other a,tcIcs
" oi whch can be seem at any time before the da of
OH Application to the superintendent 10y
irrms at sale, To commence at J o'clock
Adjntanf Generals Office BERNARn pr,,ro,-
n ''' 80" ''''' 1890 .3Gjutdn Gcuerq.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-12
COMMUNICATED.

DIED at the residence Of Doctor Johns in Pi,,.vy.r;
county, on the list utimo after short, but ain ilues,
when he bore with ortitude than is usual Mr.
RICHARD HENRY COUSINS, in the cath wear of his ,g.
lie was toe hiId sou of Mrs SiIton of said coun,v al
Ia MN was centred many earthly hopes. Endeared IN his
e""s oy ms cary virtues bis modest department. his
sweet disposition ana uneXcepOnhble conduct In bjs
PARENTS by ms obsdiencc by his courteous obs nj
he wishes and by heart tender, and supcraboundinr
mo. ""E'"h, MS deaih rs inconsoahle the une and
initiul source on gfe: the other Soce,v finn h,s -
'""eh' 'e "iihieiy death of So promising yourh-his
mad strong and once radiant, towering far above ,dio
~ VIZ ' e,e'Sy ,int would have dcieh the steepcsr
ellis "' fame But alas! he's gone, too pr.nat,,.v ]
ala" the c""fonances of those whom his presence ssd 49,
cheef' are now necessarily henightc with sorrow ana
unfhed WIN trars--Farewell sweet comrauiop of mn,
youth! The green sod which nantes thy u,n shan off ~
h"sehT" by so'rowtu affection, and Inv memory rbe
Se" oy "e GEAR oil iordesi recocctons. Thy spirits ed
I" woTd unknown, but we hoDe in thy Radsaa,
bosom. " ''' i's''''"e' =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-12

from INC VhnchcSfcr It1;SiHiI) Ecpll1iC1H
The Hon. Henry CLAY passed up the valley last
week on his way 10 Kentucky, for the benefit Of his
health. As bis intention 10 avoid all the popuous
towns the route he passed to the south OF Wiuches
ter, and lett the main road at HarrisoDburg. Az the
latter place he remained about two hours on the 2Gth
inst. aud was introduced 10 several Of The citizens
The editor of this paper happened to be Harrison
burg at tho time, and II gives hm real pleasure 10 state
that Mr.. Clay's health has greatly improved since the
winter. Although much eDfeebed iD body be was
cheerful and animated, and sustained conversation Of
upwards of an hour in large company without any
apparent fatigue. He intended remaining few days
at the Sulphur Springs IN Greenbrier county and will
probably not reach Kentucky before the end Of July
The allegation That hrs visit intended 10 operate
on the governors election that state which takes
place early in August 10 therefore entirely uuouoded
Fills usual stages about IS miles day lie trav-
els in plain neat carriage, With two young gentle
2lcU, Inmates Of bis 1nily,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-12

Inc following rs statement OF Gen. Jacason's ac-
count against the U. States for the years 1919 and
oSo' when lie was Major General of her forces. II
Is transcript from the books of the Cd and Sd audi.
tors OF the Treasury of the u States. Like mine it
was aPProced The editor of the Enquirer nor Gov.
Giles, although these accounts have been seen BY them
IN all probability Certainly by the former) have not
raised their economical and constitutional voices TO
protest against the waste Of the Public treasure and
the immortality of the ex ample.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-12
Real Estate at Auction.

V"e " uesd OF trust executed the subscribers
NJ by Mr.. John Dauacott dated the 3O,h Imlw 100,
an" "y ecoioed ~ the Office Of the Hastings Court of the
cry OF hcn"nd for the purpose securing certain sun,
day OF September next, y o'clock o., the ne,oi, ~
READY money those valuable Houses and Lot of Land m
me c'' al Hirlmoi, opposite the Theatre and a, tho
intersection {" the east side of Tlh street with the uort
'de g" ~ street fronting 20 feet the latter and ru,nir
oa'M 10 reef on the former On this there is urr
oi'cN tenement occupied at present by Mr. John Neson
T}ichsS m'""rn n"a'ns' formerly occupied by Ms
i''chH'" Green 10 these teBements the nsccss,ty
houses are attached The title this property is bsiey
~ U' "Sp"ta5e but selling trustees, the subscribo,s
VIII only convey such title rs vested in them bv ,n,
aforesaid deed of trust. y VIZ
1.,o VIM. D. WINSTON,
Juy Il--w9t HECTOR DAVIS IIustec5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-12
SH.O5Q 66


N'en' 0acKsons head quarters were the Hermsee
IFS own dwelling. Living in his house, where I'D
would have lived, if not General he charped the
government $500 pr. fol- rent. For his fuel
WHICH, IN mat country thought TO be had for the
''a'"s' ne coarses the Government one year s5l62,
ana The other Se2l. Waited upon by his own ser.
wants. IN his own house, he made Uncle Sam nav hire
'"r the'n. Living on the produce Of his own planra
Vol" nc charged the Government mare than S , 600
per annum for Subsistence and extra rations.
Here are samples ofrbe justice of the world These
e"' "essrs ttchie and JACKSON trumreted forth
as real Simon Pures of patriots, while ] am s,irma-
uzed as pensioned hireIing! l cannot better con-
ciude than in the words Of Solomc.-"That the battle
IS not 10 tie strong, favor to the man of under
standing; but time and chance, (bY which ! am o!
oPinon Solomon meant lucls,l happen to all men.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-12
Dismal Swamp Canal Lotterv-

~ }" many DINERS of smaller dcuominati,
Uj' Only 1890 T1cBErs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05
From The Ne,c. York .3meracan.

The following extract Of a letter from Wash
ing N has been communicated 10 US Tor pub
iiCaiaN--wlh he assurance that the writer
of il is highly respectable.
"WAsHI>GToN, MARCH 81, 1928.
"The opposition is some nal alarmed about
rhr indications in two districts III tennessee,
and not without good and sufficient reasons -
On this, as on oil other suhe s, when facts are
not asceltaned different persons entertain d't-
f.rent opinions. Some say that no electoral
kr,s for the Administration will! be run in
any one d riot in tennessee; that il is false
lure, and that the General will have almost, II
MOI quite, all he prime'al votes IN the State;
while others, apparently as well Informed ana
candid, say. that such a 'Icket will be supports
ed in TWO of the districts, with reasonable and
far prospect Of success. With the latter OPT
MON | concur; and my rea'o"s are, mat no
ma, Arnold, Esq dbou y,ar since, offered
himself as a candidate for Congress, aud IN a
DalDhlel he addressed TO the electors OF the
d,s let, he declare! that he was IN favor OF Inc
election Of M. Adams, and opposed to Zen.
ia ks,n He very ably reviewed the character
o. Gen Jackson, and Showed his unhtnrss Tor
the Presidency. There were three candidates
in the district, to wit: Mr.. Arnold, Mr.. KEGS,
and Mr.. Lea. The first two were IN iavof OF
The Administration, and the last in favor OF the
election # Ger. Jackson. MIR. R'es is the SON
io-iaw Of General Cooke, the former member,
ard received his influence and support. MI
Lea was 81, cted BY d ma orl,y oil Ia votes, over
Nh. Arn.ld l have not statement "l ire
Canvass before me- but il my recoIl c'lon Is cor
rect, Nj. Lea did not OBTAIN two>hftns OF 'he
votes General Cooke was warm supporter
of NJ. Crawford, but after the election, 1T aus
tared he measure. Of the Administration
during the 10TH Congress. He and Gene al
Jackson are personally and politically opposed
to each other.
Gen. Coke incurred Gen. Jackson's dis2'ea'
sure during the war, and would have atoned
/ f., il with the loss of his hf.. If he had Teen
overtaken and ARE ,ted. In the Spring OF 1924
when Gen. Jackson was returning from wash
! inglon, gentleman in the stage asKea MIN,
VIVA; he would have done with Gen. Cooke, II
| hr had ldken hm?--to which the General re-
3lled By the Eternal God would have hung
him." Gen. Cooke has not sought refuge IN
the amnesty proclaimed by Gen. Jackson, and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05

il is some what doubtful whether he was not ex
Guided from it, for the declaration mentioned
was subsequent 10 the time that Mr.. Benton
and others were taken into favo". In the ap.
continent of Postmaster at Nashville, General
Cooke opposed the views OF Gen. Jackson, and
DEFEATED hem From these and other CIrcum-
stances, there is 40 doubt that Gen. Cooke will
unite with Mr. Arnold, in supporting an adm-
nis,ra,ion ticket in that district, and there is
every reason to believe that ii vii! succeed. 1t
is known that Col John Williams and General
Jackson have long been opposed 10 each other
Gen Jackson, by his management and in'rlg"es
in order 10 be at Washington during the Ere /.
sdent'aI election, was chosen 10 the Senate OF
The United SAFES, and took his seat at the o.
penine Of he 18Th Congress, which had been
previously filled by Mr.. WiIiams, and Tor
which he was again competitor. Col. VIII
liams is gentleman of talent, of great trmness
Of character, and approves OF the measures OF
the administration, except IN the instances OF
protecting manufactures, and making internal
improvements. He eff, red a candidate Tor
the Senate of Tennessee Lass fall, and wa, elect
ed BY large majority, though he was opposed,
on account OF his preference for Mr. Adams,
By all the influence Of Gen. Jackson and his
friends.
I: seems to ME that these ale inconestole
tests of the strength of The friends of the ADM.
nistralion in Tennessee. That ii will re brought
into action is evident from the fact, that they
have established newspaper =: Knoxville, IN
order to inform Snd to concentrate the public
mind. Under these circumstances do think
the friends Of the administration may with con-
idence depend on having Two votes IN lennes>
see.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05
From the Baltimore Gszr,,e.
SUNDAY SCHOOL U\lOv

SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
AT a meeting OF The Sun 'ay Sch,lv,...,
the State Of Maryland held last rrcnr, -
unanimously
"Resol,ed, That the Sunday School U,i.oi..
State OF Mary undertak- in hun ar,.I me-. :
on the all Of Almighty God, in the SEC. ,f.r 49,.
to institute, or cause. CT procure t. b. .r,..'.
every Town, Village, Congregation, Scout, .
ton of the State of Mary land, where !, +, me-.
a Sabbath School or ; ;hooS, tor the purro, "
structIng the rising generation to real he 49,
Scriptures"
We publish IS ooHspi ID as We &,
above resoIu ion III i, one, len, # .-.
mo operation. will be produ i've Of .mrr.
good TO our c0Ln,rv-lr is in sccorI,r.s,
the spirit oil The agr-lr il a spyclt, Of mir.
improve mcnt which require, no ,lDck ynf-,
tlon,-no Legislative rnac'mtnr 10 sD5,o,
The tolls tak, by It's cUnrrIbut0r> 81. 4. "a.
at the gote through which all rrldtr r.,
pass in Journeying 10 "ttat bourne from r..
no hducller rsiutns"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05
THE LATE COL. JOHN TAYLOR, OF
CAROL NE NlRGINlA.

Sketch of his character Agrculurls, extracted
from the manuscript Introduction Ia the work re-
Gently proposed to be Published on the "iiuso ndry
and horticulture OF the Middle, rthern, and
Eastern States" &c. BY James VI. Garneu, OF
Virginia.
-"rhe first very successful attack made up
on the stronghol''s of t is once ,,'y numerous
family the Goodenoughs," was by 'he parri-
otto Col John aylor, o. Caroline IL his excel
lent little work called cars o." This awaken
ed, every where, lhe dormant spnn OF Agric"l-
ture, which Ne:y soon htg@n 10 exert and d.
play itself, in the -rra'ion Of Agricui uraI Sooi-
eues in various parts OF our country. where
such things had neve. before existed; and IN
manv well directed effor,s for iern'izing our
exhausted soil, and deriving from its Judicious
culiiva ion, all he va,lo us comforts & luxuries
which it is so highly capable OF producing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05
From the Democratic Press.

The Jackson men and Jackson presses IN
Pc n,vyania, feel ling that their cause is dtciin'
ing every day, and that the "love OF many Is
waxing cold" toward their idol, now begin to
press into their ranks men whp never have, and
never will, associate with chem in their unholy
warfare. Thus, il is NOT long since, they N
sis'eG upon 1t that an intlnen,ia! friend OF the
admins ration had became convert and at
tended As Vice President at a Jackson dln1rr-
|, was Of no USE for he individual to say, and to
print, his solemn declaration tina he had not so
attended a Jackson dinner, the Jackson papers
would persuade HIM out Of his own identity,
iusis, that he had eaten OF their bread, and
drunk of their cup. In another case Mr..
Bowman is chosen on an admnlst' alton com"
mittec Of Vigi ance. The Jackson papers ms
mcdia,ely 1--WE r, fer especially to one IN Lam
easier county, in order 10 give an un'aVoraoe
opinion Of The prospects of the administration
nu5lish lha, Mr. Bowman had refused 10 eXe>
cute rhs office to which he was appointed. MI
Bowman addressed The public, but II d'es not
signify. even now some Of these verlta1ie jack
son papers either decline to correct their own
Measurements or else Wi a characteristic har-
dihood, still, in effect. insist, that they know
Mr. Bowman's mind better than he does HIM
self, and that notwithstanding al he says he
has really dec lined to serve on on admnlstra-
lion commi,lee Of vigilance. The following
, : VI" Rnwman'S card.
TotIe Editor of the Marietta Pioneer.
"SlR-I have observed all article in the Jack
son Advoc ate, in which il is stated, that have
declined The honor of being on the Adams
COMMITTEES of Vigilance. THIS is not the fdcf-
| have NOT declined serving, and am true 10 The
cause Of Tie ADMINISTRATION. | consider II gross
presumption, imperrinence and folly, in the per-
son who has dared to invent such FAILS
HOOD" DAVID BOW MAN.
Thus it is; the hopes and expectations OF the
Jackson party are kepu in STATE Of continual
excite ncnt BY false representations; and though
Confirmation strong as proofs OF holy writ" OF
Their daily declining strength be forced upon
tam, We, will they not believe. Let them
dycam on
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05

regions, measured something more than six>
teen fee, from it's snout to the extremity oil It's
tail. They have at times, especially before
stormy weather, singular roar, or below.
When movina about on their customary voca-
tons in the water, they seem like old logs I'D
motion. In fine weather, they doze III l'tiess-
ness on the sand bars.
Such is their reck!essness, tina, they al'o"
the people or the passing steam boats TO COME
within few PAGES Of them. The ascent OF d
Steamboat on an alligator stream, at the PFoI,
per season for them, is continual discharge o'
rifles al them. A rife ball will glance from
their bodies, unless they are hit i'll particular
direction aud place. We witnessed the sho's
of man, who killed them nine hreS I'D 'e'''
They have large, ivory teeth, which Con'ai" d
cavity ufficiently large 10 holdamusKe' ch''se
Of powder, for witch purpose, they are co"i-
monty used by sportsment. The animal, "ne"
slain, ennis al intoIerable smell of musk, and /.
is asserted that It's head contains quantity "i
that drug They will sometimes chase C"n
dren, and would overtake them, were II MOI LOT
their inability 10 make lateral moVe"'e"'''
Having few joints in their body, ahd very sno''
legs, they cannot rapidly turn from sira'Sh'
forward direction. Consequently, they VIM
understand their movements, avoid them wis
out diffit ulry, by turning of a, right ahs'e''
& leaving the animal TO move forward, uuGe'
its impulse in that direction They are chiefly
formidable to pigs, calves, aud domestic am
mails of that size. The skin OF the alligator Is
,aluab for the tanner.