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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-07

TO A GROUP OF PLAYING CHILDREN

- a GROUP OF PLAYING CHILDREN
Laugh on while yet the rosy bu-h
or chiidhood's morning Wut. your skies;
Laugh on, while yet the kihdhng Au,h
l. on your cheeks and ~ your EYES;
would not tell II make you gteye,
How soon that muth shall yass awsy;
That uoJuine fade, and Gully have
Tue broad, dull light Of common Jsy.
II makes MY very spirit glad
10 see your mITth and ca eless l,yv:
And uay YOU never be more sd
Than you are now, my bright ,yeiLoy
But can read on every foct,--
AS1meihing upon every brew,
VIII wall not pas without attsoe
or tbinss you are not di canning uow.
Fret passions Wild aud dlik aed slrore,
Aud hopes AMI powers and feeling, high
Then nauhooi's thoughts tush,nE thronE,
! Shall sink the check and dim The eye,
aud hrcws shall grow alt pale w,th care,
Aud lips shall wrle va pam,
Add age come on with huary tair,-
Aud sally tend 10 earth 4yaiH.
Ani Oh rsled faucics one by our
Shall slowly fade FROM day to day;
and theu, from weary e. sun
Ne VIII not have the heart to play,
But of amidst The shifting secmc,
You'll smile obdhOud's thoushtless 10Y,
Aud wish ycu had forever been
carcless, aush,ng, harry boy.
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TRLrSIr OIL v,

pY virtue Of deed CT trust sxeeut.J 10 -. - ~
t'Iany ind Sally his wife, duly recorded in te
& Osss o. ,he county court Of Hanover shall 90 Mn
ay <oln dsy Of FEB next, fair IL not the nexi fair v
guet for sale, at public to The b;si.
Hanover on the toad leading sm the eoubou,e 10 ooJs,
ana within miles Of the former place land
eomiol9be dwelling house harm and ouri,brs
aPP ot chardj aIn az the time place hail .,I
49, ~ ss ." e,i eDs h1fse eight head Of cattle hiiteyB
p0s hof.e ea' and all the said Prddy', household ana
aId plantation uisn'iis The title to the si,ve
properly Is helHusd 70 br good, but the sh,crbe will s,r,
against himself Tfustee only. ~ W" "'i'4S
Haunver, Jan. - A-'' Dt'' iuNes'
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ROANOKE.

II r viii stand this Mr. Rsnioph Bushy
tS uIe'' 1mation on the terms as before. lie =
70 De the best bred horse IN America His sioek are
only one has been trained which has proved
winner. Good pasiurage gratis.
~: p. Ma diRemPered mare will he received Further
W hand bItA Bu'hy Forest j. uils aud half
o ChafIoe codfouse. Apply to the overseer on the mot
~ EDWARD ARMS, ovepseer.
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~ OkFCE.
!E o. "5ineI'hiP Of EUsTAOE : MsNEMARA.hay-
S Seeh dissolved by muusl coD.en shall coning. At
the stand lately in their Occupancy where shall -
sci sslvety to the pofhsears Drug Paint Busine:s
9 myself mat BY aduity attention TO tbe interest,
nose Disposed to paroniEs together with an exoerisnrs
'snty jour SeaTS ~ the business shall merit ,b,,t 81
' P"''0nase so hoefaIiy bestowed ON the late FIRM
J.nI7 H. O. MeEEMARA.
~.
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VGltG6le PrOrcTtu FOR .So{e.

pGhtG6ie Prorcrty FOR Sale
NSAY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed TO US nv yob,
Sheiti ~ OF the county of Louisa, dated on the oath
day of Jan. 1924 and Of record in the cierl One f lie
ouny we shall sell pr emise. for
one and two years public auction, the 2sh Ay of
Ash all The sad John Shelton, J. interest," beng one half
OI acres OF land with the Mill Factory attached there.
to- yns IN the ouuy of Louisa, the South Anna River
eheI with all tie aPpurtenanee', machinery spparstu.
Such title only will he conveyed BY us. n, il vested in -.
ny the trust deed aioressij. JOSEPH SHELTON T,u,
=, BENZ. Il. DUKE, 3 ices,
n b. The sale OF the above described prop erty meet
w',h my consent 1t being 10 discharge iust ieb;
tghi remark, that the Factory has good water mower and
"a" aotoy House well built bck house e LONG Inv
% broad stories high, and with very Uncomfortable
mere may De startled 500 spindle which have been in
'Pvt1i1h' JOHN SHELTON Jr.
GU - 4tVs
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s-., HGfuu6ie Negroes for Sale at .4,tttio7l,
wv IL be sold at public for cash IN The o;,v
Nt itleHmoud, on FRIDAY the 18th Of Februa neIi
nout 80 Nes'oe consulting u men, women how: and hi
niys' o. theiu young and likely. BENZ. NJ BARSFTre
JAusZE Tb--tdF du.ir ,ffs
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nrSS0LrrnInE

DISSOLUIIO-f
tlIE tDethip heretofore existing under hn
Enstaee M. emars, this day Dissolved by mutual
consent. 7. IL EUSrACE,
IL. q. M'NEAlAlA
NOTICE.
LII pesonS having claims against the above Concern Az
NA well as all these Indebted, wilt apply the ukscrih
who" alone authorized TO settle the same.
J. II. EUSTACE
1ItllE subscriber hes leeve 20 inform his friends pea
~ y and the public generally that he has taken siv
ate IA the occupancy Of Nj Wa ca ane4 doos above tbs
BsH Tavern where he will, short time
Apothecary and Drug Business;
Aun h-ving sent 10 London Tor Of bis retail define
aud having engaged young gentleman enineny qualified To-
attend paucuirly to the retail bune together with
he has made he eOneUy expects abl
70 odsr his friends the largest ami best sor,aent ., MEDI-
ClNES evef offered an ihis market J. II. EuSTACE,
jan 74-ist
THE SCHOOL AT LING COLLEEN.
He mex, Session will usual on the 2ab IS
d Jau 1928 Course of Instruction.: The classical Dc.
parimeht embraces-he English, Latin Greek Language
the Nahenreiicsl Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry To ts,s
are added, when desired, the the Modern r.
snie dialects sus italian, aud Fr snch with Georr.rbi
Cal sud Historical Reading, auied by Maps Gobss
II-!LhS For Beard aud rmtian, per aunum, d. I'm
For he'd ani bedding, ~ ed here,
Payable quarter advance, the balance al the end az
Tie Sest. There vacancies which wish 10 fil
join LEWIS.
SPottstlvann county, Va"
Sov. IS. 5JAN;nvy
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WAS committed 10 the ai Of Lee Countv =, . ,,,v,,
on the 10Th Oct last negro who call, bims,if IL,
and says that he belongs Ben atnin Fobs Of Kuherfa
uy " es' l'nneee The neErD is feet 10 in,hrs
~ STOUT hade black compleeted large full eye,; no scar.
se-texeePt on his baekG about IS yea. u age The
owner OF sai0 negro requested forward prove p-
reyPsy charges aud take him away; or he vii be deal,
VIZ" a. "ie ID" "he1'' DANIEL DAVENPORT
Jan. a. 'or oi Lee County
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TRTSTi S4IE on T13eD


IN Y virtue Of two deeds Of tru executed he pitd
80 Jones to The sulscriher admitted 10 ee,d an ~
- Gay OF ap 1870 he other on The 18th day Of Juy s2e
IN hs county count OF ouc -ster, for the pufpo,e Of
10 OhTistanua H. MUrr die payment Of certain ,r -,
money theien expressed, shall Saturday the OH Is, ~
rem next Tan li not IN the fair day ihere,fer S
u{ tNespsd expose ~ sale AZ Gloucester oouri ho,s i,
Puoe suction Tor ready money, certain tract OF ,,I IN 81
$50 county on which The said Richard Jones resided ss ~
'n also another trsct said 10 contain 100 ,rre
~ 20 ns lhe i"me. both Of which so lie mme seIy on
wa hve are ~ good order for farming purpoes isrs
are eomforlabe dwelling and other necessary bone, an 80
Uaet ANA deemed proper the DAY of 1sls will 10 MI
stPafaely deed with special warranty only viii he 49,
vo THOMAS G.. AMORY. Trustee
---- -. e5-2swiOiays
III y ehancey In Richmond Hu,tinrs Cour Jan fa2s
who Jane Smith, 10y " ''" ~, .5s we,
against A''s'
Brand, dec. w ~ '"'' " ~ WARY
rts ri,r.,t-.,.., Defdt5
'Iuhs 10 e act nl assembly anJ the rules Of ti. est al
appearing he s'iiciiou Of the court that tev are ~ H.
oi ihD oiltef Onti motion of the pffiniF y 1,.
~ ~ p That ue ssid Defendants Jo srnesr here o
we t1oSy oe3te ne last Monday april next and sner
.",re ~ o J fat god ihat cory Of Ibis order Re 10
ana also Ped aihe foa door Of the CITY Hs sCti e;i
ri Il copy. Tx. HOWARD, cIefk
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ron HdLE,

My Tract of Land Gu Little Roanoke in the co,,, n
49, Charlotte, bel the Mossingford Bidse coaIaSinE
ABOUT l~Oo acres the half of which is 10 woods and eI
umheIsd There II ahou acres of r, Ell los, ,o.
ana 20 Of branch Rats There a dwelling hvuse BAN
corn houses sud tobacco houses sufficient 10 secure
crop iot ~ hands II in good order for cropping Nucb
e ed land IS fresh aud the lots kepi IN eood
heAi' oy manu- ns, Covering and ncc,inE.
- "a CLEMENT CARRINGToN.
20,
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-DLSSOLUITO.P.
hnine'' heretofore conducted this city una the
hrm OF Dsy'Judah * 90. and in the Civ Of New YORK
aer 'hs OF III Tobias Co. have this day di.soyed by
mutual Son'euI DAV. UOAH,
FL TOBIAS J TOBIAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-07

"a as eonmi'ed 10 thf jail 81 Mectcnfsr, eo,pfv W.
90 ne -Ofh Gay Of Oct last negro man Who avs nj,
name % joe, and ihat be The prnrefiv Of lin ~
Saisbmy, N,fl1 CHoiina. lie Is about feI zf b mn.
D Oi~9S 9"a pa, seer over his lea sc is about 7s w.
" et'. i1 ' WheD tommntsd Old grey coat and con
lia eoofed panialoou The owner Of tsf ssyc l. bersb
'isu ~ I'ys h' property, pay The charges and ,ke biH
re NM TOWNES, Jailor,
% Why
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-07

NOTICE.
H. WIN HUGHES admor of Richard Hughes, will ple,e
OF VIM Mathews and Others IN the 5h dsv Of mrb MI -,
Tavern IN he town Of Manchester, betweu the
aud selling OF the that dave and f NOT
% be continued from day day till finished when shsre
} 0 m may attend At youIhuk proper PETER MASON
-. .. 65-s4ws
~ ILL De sold, without 1e,srv,. Al ,,gbI ,,1,,, - -
premises at Hanover Town. the 5,h day nj March ali
'sa e'iate OF winch VIM Manson died possessed in fee
OF nall acre lots the hIlin- leading To
cry on which there is commodio Store Hp,e
@ u"ens apartments under the roof Kitchen slahe
house, &c indeed all the Convenience for en- fmv
auu leree9te tran5actons The undersigned sells under
al ATTORNEY from the heir # law said Manson and
orch. ;. '-ANt - ~ ~ w az, d.
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.NDW NIP or VIRCT91Ig

VIE New Map Of Virginia compiled from, s,us ,y,vsy,
= uudeI the authority Of the State - now put,hsJ -;
may ne ohanedby peiOus desous of rroerriby - r - -
mond. NV O'F''Ob ih e Cay OF HeL-
hi' WORK. Effected BY the sbour Of many years. anil a,
siest cost Of oare snd money has b @
S ~ a1u accuracy Of deta beauty and slsgsS,
HIehscis the highest credit Cd he se;sn,s
~ w s PeIi2n, Immediately concerned IN is pnblestion
80, P'ye hizhy gratifying oDd useful 10 The uibjie TN
nave authorized sale Of 80 Cope, spv NJ eb
on We scale Of FIVE miles the inch; and a. W.
curve yh the view Of making the sale "a ere, III %
o,9S' aye d5ssed The copies be dposed Of Of H.
Jnue. lhese eTeum'aneel fs probable that psr,, IN,
s9all not make early application, will be unsbis h, t
copy OF this beautiful snd valuable work " '''''p
25-u
steP tfiniH reduced from the Niue Skier MN -
5-,sI % re P,ogtsiont Of set of tAe GssSyaz
ss9 5 Pasd IN marct 1887 Is also pIJiislsk ags
C tf S gn agPf'eooH as aJove Price G psrcopy
obtained II pr, ferreR ''- fO''uV'e J0F"J ~ az %
- frlT
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S'ioOsS ha'ing conmuniesiion, by fnsiJ with me "
- ''' ''iee' beif letters to Warren Fefry Hnckiss.
g.o ~. GEO. BOOKER.
"hp- f"
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-, VIRGINIA ! 8!5 ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
fTNHE Ministers coming TO the C,,f.r,ncs ~ be ri
leigh o. he 9Th Of Feh n'tare respectfully Ttan,,ed
70 convene OF BrO Benz s. Kings for further
MOSES BROCK,
T., b. T. BLAKE.
-
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rfHE Betshp heretofore .xsns under the 6fin
Enstaee Il NJ emars, this dsy Dissolved by muiusl
consent. 7. IL EUSrACE,
IA A.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-10
From the Boston Daily .Aduertiser.

FRoM SMYRNA. We have been favored
with LIE Courier de Smyrne to the 9Th OF
June These papers do not contain 50 late
intelligence from Constantinople as we have
received through other channels. The lat
prospects OF peace, afidit was 81 staSsetd that
the Porte had made proposals to France
and England, for an arrangement. on the
basis of the treaty of July 6, 1897, and re-
questing their mediation with Russia. This
is stated in letter from Constantinople of
May 80, and confirmed under date of June
3, with the further information that Tar
tar had been despatched on the Both 20
Aassan Pacha of Smyrna, with letter to
the Ambassadors of France and England
in which the Porte invites them to return
to Constantnople, to treat anew of arrange
ments for the affairs of Greece. The Cou-
Iier adds, that the Tartar arrived at Smyr-
ma in'30 hours, and that the French schoon-
or, Daphnis, set sail at day break on the
I'd, and it was presumed she had been des-
patched with the messenger for Corfu.
A mob of several hundred women had
for several days assembled before the house
of the Miridgi, or chief of the excise at
Smyrna, armed with stones and clubs, and
threatening to stone this officer, whom they
charged with being the author Of great
mischiefs to the city, by imposing arbitrary
contributions, and causing an advance in
the price Of all articles CT consumption.
They proceeded to the palace of the gov
ernor, Hassan Pacha, making professions of
affection for him, and of devotion to the
Sultan, but complaining bitterly of Miridgi,
and demanding with loud cries tina: he
should be sent away from Smyrna. On the
9Th. more than a thousand women were as
sembled. The governor promised to make
known their demand tc the Porte. In the
mean time, the officer complained of, had
fed from his house, and had ceased the ex-
ercse of his functions. 1t is SAID that there
is Turkish law, which requires that,
whenever a chief deserves by his conduct,
the anima6version of the people, and pro-
vokes an Instruction, he must yield, by
his departure, to this manifestation of the
public opinion.
The Austrian corvette Lipsia, on the 28th
of May, brought into Smyrna a Hydriote
pirate schooner which she had captured.
The Courier describes the rigorous meas
ures adopted by Count Capo d'Istra against
the spread of the plague, which had APP
peared at Hydra, and represents them as an
artifce for disarming the people, and estab-
fishing rigid police. He had established
a strict system of sanitary measures, in Hy-
dra, Spetzia, and in the Morea.
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Extract Of letter to the Editors of the Ns,o
York Daily ADVERTISER, dated

The preparations of defence on the side
of the Turks are, we conceive, quite made
quate. Among the Turkish population
there is not enough enthusiasm to excite
them to the performance of heroic actions.
The government is reposing in wonderful
aPathy-true, they send off men to the
frontiers, but they are not only vastly infe-
rlor to their enemy in number, but in disci-
pline and efficiency Of every kind. Let us
see whether the Russians are agreed with
their allies, to remain beyond the Danube.
Should they determine on Selling the CAPT
tai of Turkey, it would be too late to pre-
vent them.
In this place, and in the capital, the great
est good order prevails. The Porte Is eve
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-10

lombian army stationed at that post. Dur
ing the Instruction, General Sucre was
wounded and with some of the principal
officers was detained prisoner at Chucisa-
ca.
On these events being known in Peru,
Gen. Gantara, who commanded the Perbvi-
an troops in Upper Peru, Immediately march
ed towards Bolivia, with considerable
force, with the object, as was presumed, of
supporting the inhabitants of that country In
the election of government of their own
choice.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.

w oCPb' C'
RELATIONS WITH Mexico. Don. Pablo
Obregon, the Mexican Minister to the Unit
ed States, received, while at New York,
the ratification by the Mexican Govern
ment, of a boundary treaty between the
United States and Mexico, which had been
concluded at the latter place in the preced
ing January. On the Cd of August, this
information was given to the President,
who did not consider himself at liberty to
exchange notifications of the treaty, with
out the further consent of the Senate, mas
much as the four months had expired, with
in which there was "A stipulation in the trea-
ty that the exchange should be made, and
with which stipulation before them the Sen
ate had advised and consented to the trea-
ty. The treaty is, therefore, to he again
laid before the Senate at the next Session
of Congress together with commercial
Treaty between the two nations negotiated
at Mexico in February last, TO the Tati[cu-
ton of which, it is understood that condi-
ton has been annexed by advice of the
Mexican Congress, which was not attached
to it when the Senate of the United States
advised its atifcation.-.Nation0l Journal.
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ry where now and then renewing protesta-
tons of protection to the European resi-
dents. 1t is said, and believe it, that the
Refs Effend has sent a proposal to England
and France to appoint another embassy for
Constantinople. There were few instan-
ces of the plague, some weeks ago, which
produced a good deal of CONSERVATION.
The disease, fortunately, has disappeared
entirely.
FRoM COLOMBIA. By the arrival of the
schr. Orion, at Baltimore, Caracas papers
to Aug. l3, have been received. Santa
Cruz, Honda, and several other places, had
followed the example of Bogota, in declar-
ing Bolivar dictator. There is no account
from that quarter of any warlike measures
against Peru. But the brig Medina, which
has arrived at New York, from Carthagena,
having left that place on the 18th ult. brings
the news that Bolivar was taking measures
to prosecute the war with vigor, and that
there had already been skirmishes between
the advanced posts of the two countries.
1t is added that Bolivar was TO join the
army the present campaign, having appoint
ed Gen. Montlo to act as superior chief OF
the three departments Of Zulia, Magdalena,
and the Isthmus. Montillo was sworn into
this office at Carthagena, on the 18th OF
August.-BoStOn advertiser.
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NORFOLK, Aug %.

NORFOLK, Aug 90.
LATEST FROM Peru. From Mr.. Daniel
w. Colt, who came passenger in the brig
Danube, Cook, "a days from Callao, we
learn, that the city Of Lima and its neigh
borhood were under great apprehension
that Bolivar would shortly visit that country,
and it was believed that he would, by every
means in his power, put down the existing
government of Peru, for the purpose of re-
establishing himself as President. Consid-
cradle opposition is expected towards Boil
var and his party, as the people are satisfied
with the present government, at the head of
which is Gen. Lamar-yct the former has a
great many friends in Peru.
An American gentleman arrived at Cal
lao from Guayaquil at the moment of the de-
parture of the brig Danube, who stated on
board the vessel, that he had seen letter
from Gen. Bolivar to Gen. Flores, Governor
OF Guayaquil, which stated that it was his
intention to proceed forthwith to Peru, and
that ne carried with him Guerray Cuchitto
(war and the sword) for the Peruvians, to
punish them for the treachery and ingrati-
tude manifested by the inhabitants towards
him.
The government were evidently under
much alarm, as they were Withdrawing all
the troops from the city of Lima and it's Vi
clnlty, and sending them to the southern
frontier bordering on Colombia. One or
more American ships had been chartered
tor that object. All foreigners were called
upon to perform military duty in Lima, to
supply the places of those who were order
ed away, and so rigid we're the orders, that
no excuse would be taken from any of them
to avoid the execution of the order.
a movement had recently taken place in
Bolivia against the government established
by Gen. Bolivar, there, under one of the
generals, Sucre, and which had been main
tanned for considerable time by the Co.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES. At the meet
ing of the stockholders of the Bank of the Unit
ed States held yesterday, Messrs Charles
Chauncey, Alexander Henry, Cadwallader
Evans, Charles Jared Ingersoll, James Ron
aldson, and James G.. Fisher, were appointed a
committee to examine the statements laid on
the table by the President. The meeting then
adjourned to of the clock the next dav.
This morning the committee, through their
Chairman, MIR. Chauncey, made report re-
sponslye to the address of the President.-em-
braclng statement of the condition of the bank
IN August, 1928, and comparison of its pres
ent condition with its condition in 1922 Very
warm encomiums are bestowed on the Presi-
dent in the report, and the measures which
have been taken to increase the circulation of
the bank, and extend its business, are highly
applauded. The report concluded with reso-
lutions approving Of the administration of the
bank in every thing general and particular,
which resolutions were adopted without dis
senting voice.
1t is stated in the report that the profits of
the last year, exceeded those of 1925, in the
sum of 023 600 dollars and were greater by
$4,000 dollars, than the average of profits for
the three years preceding 1929.
The specie on hand, on the lst of August
last was 6,593,O00,- circulation, 13,000,000,-
public deposits, 6,563,00 0.-prvate do, 7.30I,-
O0O,-funded debt held by the bank, $780,
000,-discounts, $4,000. 00O,-contingent fund,
1890, 000, suspended debt, 100000
Philadelphia Gazette
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MARVELLOUS. On the 18th of October
1927, there fell in the district of Rev lin
the government of liver, Russia,) heavy
shower of snow in the space of about ten
versts, which contained the village of Pock-
rolf and its environs. 1t was accompanied
in its fall by prodigious quantity of worms,
of black color, ringed, and in length
three-quarters of vershock. The head of
these insects was fiat and shining, furnished
with anten@, and the hair IN form Of ,ohisk-
crs, while its body from the head TO about
one-third of its length, resembled band of
black velvet. When they were plunged
into water, they swan about as if they had
received no injury, but those which were
carried into warm place persisted in q few
minutes.-Journal Of 81. Petersburg.
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Ifyou have children, keep them for a month
or two, on bread and milk. You should alwavs
keep them so--but especially at this time =
Milk is a sworn enemy TO the physicians, while
meat and coffee, and green corn, and withered
peaches, (of which we have an abundance This
year,l are their disciples.