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s NE!LN .irAIENN,1r O. hi Institution
2ltt -: July end 2Irh OF rrUcr.
Terms per srssio ul : uOa.S 500
board To
T..,rou in Aa'. languages, Sciences, &C. -
uae Modern Language 10 .cNlrn)
Two " IL
al chang pa in alrancc, and no deduction mad" tor late
any excerpt cEarss Pupils by
th hbur. STAG ohaIn a Owens Tavern
from the swau. D'ccr Po. paid! Macon r. o. i"wH
VI NJ IL. HiRElstN
Igrn ~ l2"5w
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John T,rh repre- he about % ~ YEAR C:u feet
indies high. wui hair and very h~ckwJs .iscG
the n.C haurioUi Of FGUk,luw u, Mary IaEd.
Inn. II l2-vIT
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- ,,,,.,s r,yE OF VIRGlNIA.-rhc Board Of Directors
. cr,' Back % virginia have declared dividend on
s.o-s. per cent "f The last months paNabl'
'a." 80 80. ~, ms, J. q BLAIR, CASHIER.
o, 'S.' '"S ''' lG-it
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TERNS OF ADVERTISING.

~ -, ~ Jn les, inst Insertion % ce"'>' 'o
49,, ,i,luu+rrr. - cents. ,.-...
-, !.,.lcc mast ,, accompanied with the advance
..,-..'t,.p'v jni.r 'HcrS, to iHs!rs execution. -.
!yurtiSils imcur: 20 Si"U per Hhhu" AUS
Pc, a c o. 70 per ceat nnI $50, o' - per cent.
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81 $40 $50 ioOrih Of Pubtc ROrk 10 be tet
E,NLaEGEHENr or THE ERIE CANAL.-Seacd nopos

ENHANCEMENT DF The ERiE CaNaL-seair" pIoiiosas
w De hy Canal Commissioners until The ith day
cJy O'Clock F. NJ for constructing - sets OF double
~ Nos g. A. IS, Is H. e, 10, 90 % and 80, and the
t'-'s'Er excavation and cmbank mcnt
A'o Tor constructing, the lower aTuc!uc across t"e Mohawk
lCO length, and two sections OF cann adjoining
m No adjoining the upper alucluci across the No
ksS.
uc,io. an the Schohafo creek, ofabout
90 J., en- h. section canal adjoining the sane
The contractors will required 20 receive AID use all the stone
have been procured PARTIALLY procured,
, of inc locks and allow therefor the ces At
which os have been estimated To the present, contractor a
material: aud prices w DO exhibited IL the
"n" 81 rse.v;Ug PIoposis ,,,,-., =,
'Ns aHgcducis and sections 10 DC eo"ie''"" e '' '
I" n''"or. islD.
The completing excavation and ombanknent o! the
TO- sd he including the expense oil Shaping aud
u ,.'''' Vac back.
secn ~ required Cor the performance OF contracts and
P"P'' 'hnn a. accompanied by the names OF responsible
'so' -NNr 'h become suTeties u hc chaiac-
or .' ~" oi ua!csned, or the Cheio Resident In
Of good and the extent OF their
po'oWI ~ -" list Judge clerk Of the county IN which
they seVera : reside, w,U ar rcqg,G.
No transfer Of contracts v III b.. frco,niz.f
ne MAPS anu oH.' :" Ic line, aa1 specifications
o. the KIND o! maf AL mau""r o. work will
:" r"ay for "S nnainn h EgHc.rs in the village
coAn"s aud at The En=aec; oc gcxord Fia,s h the ,
NiAsl. '''f''''''"' wiz 'e III
To maps arad,e paas specifications will ,,.o 10 Whitfield
' 9th lava Of July, at which place proposals
is''' 2rnaosing for work than they conac, for
nus - ,s'y he quantity they desire to lake.
INC at nios nf all persons that pcs p,orosir;nr
me ai 81 the proposition which be accepted Will he 70
the sane w. '''N1 "
IN" ;7 ".crve tho right 10 accept such proposals ONLY
Is Inc "i"icsi3 OF the State may demand.
WILLIAM e. ROUCE,
JONAS EARL, JR.
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.lm1lin SnlpLnr Springs.

'E'lTlS ccerad watering place "o ON To- 81" reception q"
visitors FMrcr'hb 10y the enr"uih- n"Ht {" Ia" ~ H'"' we
,-roinr hr. cNi,nh"d uE III ar IT," acr'mo
daiicn company Since tie a-t sea ~ ca
GriT2"H I""ih 'ri
over The :uuatlia cumo.os hnihis establishment VIII j"
completed n and 50 arranged m {" "=ra the mc
y,. o the aiet dc.rI Ac "ks aHG pleasure g'"nH.
all 'urd travelled. y" Ptn. or Ngrns" tt- ben
spared desirable retreat Tor Il invalid he = ""l
,s "a as pl,rr Oi .iun tO'r puf-u at pleasure"
scarcely tcfHiF'S cor M ~ rC"
folly and IT, medicinal 'i:i"e It's
.,,uty IN arn; 81 pra2"rt. to the ccIcbrG W te PuT
tf..ghrcr, been vel! est ,hh"d ~" be by tn" let
Ridges and Parrish OF Philadelphia no" IN the HANDS OF
the Iro.'ir'rr
The iol ,w,r. . the table OF nnaly.. 'icy fgo;.!:
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Eainasie .ALcmcri, limit fer safe.


E5i Decree Of Ab"T4r CrGu Court ,frEdcTcd IN
the ,h June. 1899 the subscribe! u!irf NJ prlH r sale a
valuable Tract u LgrG, bru:mr 10 III" r-It" U J"" y Caf
dec formerly Maur Ja-. Clarke, i!n. On tho
F"G-Ic bus. Ici. h. mile, below Uu"svr, 1iuUiac The
John c.oI< Peter Mcrwchc and "'hc!. aud containing
Immediately the base u the South west M"uniain
anl pleasant and agreeable e'-hboihoodS IN
The Greater the land cleared aud igr
0fIm;oyo there sucrn"y q" woods for every
purpose. .r soil principally Of the hest mountain
Gu 'y admirably adapted the growth II c5!CO, wheat
and cryr Tie improvements comprise cOm!n'Ir GwrlIin.
house, every necessary out building suitable for large idGm
An drsiIar
,.niIcmcn distance wii purchase, m therefore 10 well
u view III" land without delay.
Ii sold privately hcio- Ahcmarc September Court will
hc offered public sale hc Tuesday the 9th day Of
September fair. otherwise the e. day.
Persons wishing the land viii please rnl upon Nj Peter
M.wcihr rrsn. TIA" immediate vicinity wLO ii! atCf them
every facility. and give HrS information desired.
TTmSOnc fourth the purchase MONEY c"shthc bIlanc"
three equal and three yrrslhe purchaser
sivE: bonds approved .rCIT. and deed OF the
laaI. ELLEN VI. CARR ComHsOHtr.
June lI-wt.S
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- -. 80, IA-The BosrI OF Directors have declared
sS o. the ns,ftS last half year, OF three per
$40. ,,,,blg o. or bsiotc he 18Th instant.
C, 'sO' rI6.il 4. ROBINSON, ia Cashier.
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FHUQUIER EHITE SULPHUR SPkiNGS.
yE1HIS Establishment, within less than a day ride
81 from Frede ricksturg The District Of Columbia,
Whence yes run aaly again opened for the rccep
,o, Of risuIsit Will be tis season uncer the cOni'ni
cr an Incorporated Company and ii is hoped viii be al
least equal IN all poets 10 what II has heretofore been
For more minute account OF it. reference Is made 10
the annexed description BY the Editor OF the Globe.
written in August 1884, and published in the Globe OF
that date
The FauGvicr White Sulphur Springs.
hrsr und II
M sur. 10 lorm frequent such places,
motive , beautiful! improved sr" combines every
advantage though be rapidly
noun,uns vet most affect the gradual aiei
i've lis stony pure white sulphur but cold and So a' to
quite palshic, nay t" soe nc iror-' alter "w ry
use. Tn. region VIII surrounds ihc Spn@ rnniss It Cor siu-
spot, II thr midst OF the II" ua'H ridges which are
the stems approach The m"Gn'h. E'cy nciSho:
summit crowned m forest ui Ein" anh c Blue k-" sweep.
round in cclc u!i forming CGinc Ike that ="
banding, and grounds adjacent incoarariy supeorto
any in the ni,ed states their Objects They admirably
3nued,ase simplicity, elegance perfect adaptation 10 con
yen.nre ali con5Hc the well the associated
mpro-eneuis. The Tavern separate establishment ana -
throw out enclosure in which the principal edcc aad ne
stand por'ic"cd bald
ing with loNy co'onn1", Hcu- three stories above h:h
extending bout 5 icc' 'Ie AL o. pi"cr ac
their dr"oTum and gcs impress
nn ne invited guests hopiac Iordy munsIonsuch
u tho n-ter and ease vi which all is mara.ed.
sshe charm place" the splendid Ball oomihc nf bahn
or ,n. and The aSseml,e Of eyIr beauty oNc"r>s ana
GRACEFUL ino,ioa with which adorned The remark 9" Inc
We think speak foT herself Virginia would point 10
daughters As her jcwcEven would agree IN
b, have never much beauty fascination OF mannri
-nc" aud h,Ste dancing where ns IA the
BAL room OF the fauGui"r Springs" :,
Terms per day 81 80. children and servants half price;
do do week, 81; 10 DO. lnonlh go; = Woh'hs' S'"'
whole season, SO. -
ttna
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spUNANAii.el piu;lt.un ArcT>i county, Virginia,
60 !h, MANU- Ell, about 80 .! "s,
feet inches high; bright
a large husIy round shoulders down c"unionancc;
pOacn rccocctr been Tor several yc.Is
James River lbcleve he h' obtained Tree
papers, persuaded by rascal or other, a!
viii ucmp; free state. VIII give fly dbl
lars lu his delivery taken within III" Stc anu one hun
,lrnj dollars If ou of the slate. JNO. +. TURNER.
Iupr ~ It'll
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Siay L.

NDrlCE.-Sirn Blair OF the county OF AmHes Virginia, ded
u the wear ISIS. retttc ari in his will makes some Pio'on
m b oa Jane, j. Blair. The said James at The date OF 'ae
supposed living somewhere 10 the South but has not oecn
heard tom September lS2 Should this meet his eye or
cone snpsel.c he viii do well TO return TO IiI"" ot-
wh aI dead relations here will he thankful 10 an!
oae sill Polly BLAIR, al Amherst Court house, "a,
s!.a, VI anl where he died. &C. &C. .....r. .,n,,
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,..DslgWe wish 10 purchase few cs7:oes of Wheat On
''' ""'''' ,I.t,T1 WILLIAMS 4 nANii.!.
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james Kicer aud kana,chq Conpany.

Office 10 LABJ2ERS-Ata meeting of rtcsidcnt and
Directors oil the james River and kGuawha Company, the
S;h Jumc, 1893
Rts0icci That the Company will continue for labor
the level Of the old ciaai they pas
ani ~ iOrln the advertisement OF tie Nh
kcns published ~ the Richmond until! the force
employed d level shall BE- discharged by the CoGPun! the
Completion Of the work 10 be executed thereon
jier That from after Monday morning next each
b1Tef Company wo:k, ,s compile
Orc.Ii h al be rciutcd by the SAID agent having
worked well faithfully working day, except when u
v"'uby prevened Eom the when c shall engage in the
CumpaHys completion OF the ssd work, aud as
having behaved orderly shall be entitled 10 receive
additional allowance
paid the first day i the
Of the wok
shall he
Who shall tompany sc1Hcc
work said lower level shall Be cOmpccd and
v!cd further that these resolutions shalt not ppy persons
having nguicd promoted the late sii~" 0r
said lower level
Published ~ order OF the Hoard. w b. CiiTTENDEN
jane - Hit S'crrdrg
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.7anmGris Limit a, PuLHc .SaIc.

TgOTTEACE. tn late residence Cmvcrpcy' 1ocd will
" be sold TO re highest bidder Thursday the h of sep
dcr Of the :aluabe estates N the rnun'Iyand
health ard hronry is surpassed b: situation the
aic. 1t by survey ICJ upwards OF
ch cleared. III" balance well tmJ,r'G II a. bounded
10, aou-ly Eat rhn snua
tie Sos by EurA Island Crc& large s'rcrn "mpyr.
the river: The two stream. form upwards ct 800
grounds Of very superior quatythc hcng
wc adapted ,otho growth wheat To
b,c.n- Tine Improvements nc Ui good IN" dwelling hou-l
o:3. bat lnrsc aHd romorlahs "i situated ln"tii
b.1s all the arabic land under the 'Hnaud making 81.
prospect direction picturesque and b.aniui There
every G"cc>sa oMl hon'" with ho'.eTii i".l0G machine"
ire hou.", &C. There are ten .! twelve Lcverns s"g %
Also annlrf rc conrain f=0 acres rncacl, OF Tho Ri
yci, above the thousand G.rcd with urHh Of
hurdl OF bnnm. aGd nur hundred high
anA cleared tn balance well i"ar'd ti land ns well aud
is w" wn'"caha it pretty good Dwelling i"ue, ord.D
out h"u.r,ard Is sM-coF" q! ac''. made MOI "urif and
These Lands lie miles Charlottesville.
TIE Eann, nnvisaLc all Seasons to Co.umba whore temp
ties iuiolamcs River
md place, viii he o'a eighteen twco
slave" women and h"ys-s"" - lcH Hrry lh Is. i"""
Of ccn seventy or ceiy lca, oHr.. Sc Al.o al ie.
kitchen furniture iIirg 81 ever! description
wheat fa.s, sci Of blacksmith tools. Sc.
TEEmFor TIE Land oa" io" OF the Tur'1so money viii p"
required land the balance in three equa aHnu payments. 9Th
deed tie back payments The -oe. willie
VIII given all collars. purchaser riy.ns
bord approved Gentlemen wishing to chasc
arc invited aho"c land, day Of -ac Any
cci t" III" subscriber nj Evcrct"c Abe-
mario caum'y will b" aitcaGcG to. ciihS. !" PhirrN
Juy3 !G--wt!, EI'"r Of CrareH fs,i"a, daeH.
EgICKrEY GROVE FOR sAL@.-IEc subscriber wisl,. TO
NJ Fam wirh she resides lr0wU Nv The
lckorv tfo.c situated N tt" cOE"i % kra William about
urnr.rr rna Tamu'ky rc-. and D. miles from the
Of Gi.huoa. Il rG~i#rs hy Old sriycy ~ Tie improve
all good order and s," net haihi, rr-i
.rcr. hrariu 10" hi'@i. Mari supr-
ualy been discovered Attendance d'crnt
mars iau The ," j. Susceptible Improvement,
and adapted growth clover. II "f tho
stands in thu 1rh III" society
any whatever rcrsor- wishing purchase
view the picu.isc.. Terms viii be Accommodating.
June ; is-wii hAkl II ENER.
GiorreSCr L1ND far LcaSe far y yaTs, anil Rn~"iie.
y "ccnd with Order ma!r r ii o 9 mouth. hy
Tfu.,cc. tic GGIc Charity -chor! mtcii. i"
n, our.<'"r Court hnusr ID NV. the Conn nrVuia"i
will 70 FOR 81 Gor"">irr Count
MuTrIT IL 81 ia a. sept rr'c T"y'. '"irg Gav.
bidder. that valuable called aud the
FACE II ia si!un; good nc, horhoo Robins
Neck a"'y Severn having also nG"icrbic
creek runniu. tho "f tho which "f'ics
y.fn river which brings wihn w ynls al the dwell
in- house. n" land well adopted tie usual growth n the
ronv Fish br had il ahunaucr
The sur VIII hn conducive &C
The cap aaily. Tits h"u!l,. Persons
CHARLES &. CUHTI$.)
ROBERT g. CURTIS. COr.mir'et
MATTHEW GLENN,
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= ALCNEl-E POTOMAC LANDS FOR ShLE.-Ey vir;ue Of
decree Of the Circuit Superior Cuu;t OF La" thHnccy OF
NurihIh faHd COUNTY. 81 day ip'i !>r
depending III, y John Grinsi"a Others
COMP u.rr the widow hc aud tie late
Baldwin H. Leland, dec d. defendants the Commits
"urs nI he aH Court viii sell ~ public uCtin H." prcmsc'
the sth nd Fridays Of august the Proportions az BALDWIN
Leland. f.hc!s l.. NJ Icrnd. judith :. LrlHGL silly NJ lie
lamb Elizabeth ica"t and Lucy l.,o@d, 10 The Il. csic o
rsr father" Tia sal! Baldwin u. .Ud dcc.Aso. til" in'c
o. buiTt-" tor ih r,' purchaser ifu
ether n' tho heirs thu D.Iw H. 'Ei Decd the
that II should b" Sd h int aforesaid
upon credit al D. II and ]. uns. tic To- DAY Of January
TIE rrH-c, sale. which Vii hr required cI>
Deeds at tui IA" said land, be ruir,d Of the purchasers
- s"cur" the payT"Hi ui the purchase money.
Tie hovc mentioned nS comprised N -" several tracts
III" "f" situated "a hal part 81 Northumberland count. called
Ch'Ts POINT, riu" the late sad nlu" VI. lie
land deed, aud wing Immediately III" Potomac Tie
aic of This tact will take pc" the premise. tie s of Al
gust neat The other situated III" cCu"y, higher
and is Cgiir Exeter Lodge. lh. the Potomac
and i nlu Tav-"bc The >r Of
hi a'' will take place M premises tho next dav the Oh
Of August ROBERT NAY q, JL,
WM. EASIE,
Nav % l6-wgw1 Commissioners.
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~
?lylble adj ace ., Lc rcprcl per mail, in good
=! - a. the r.k Of the Editor; the postage % GIL
@ I ,g "'rs The postage VI ,n'z, sIt ",
a+a ,,:!r 10 TIE II Is tuc accumulate" post
J4..s- which operates Us serious IAN Up'"
~. r";n:-} ,. ,r,,,ur shall have the
.-.l
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AID fr SI-y virtue Of deed OF u,, executed by Wa H.
~ @ lated l3Ih day OF February, s25 aud duly recorded
of of Richmond county court conveying to the subscriber
An ,rc: or Of LAND lying and being I'll: counties
a. nII 4nd Wesnoreland, known by the pane Of HIcSory
~ an! U,nsr containing, by estimat!Vn 500 nccS DC
less for the purpose OF securing to John L!e
~ the SAID deed oppressed 10 be due, shi
OFF, public auction for cash. at Richmond tou'i oIse
ON day of Jug Of Land above mentioned
A. by the deed aforesaid, vi" he conveyed
, purchasers and o;he.-The Land TO be advertised az e
ErInonf Cour, house and IN Richmond Enquirer,
b; 3. least sis:y days previous 10 the day OF sale
" JNO. +. d. JEFFRlES, Trustee.
Ma IL --'St
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en aal where be died, &C. &c. ,,,y
Uut thc lriu ANNEXED, Of .4l'cn

With the ciu ANNEXED, Of iieH b!aF aseeased
Tin Editors OF the ledsey!c Journal! the Tallahassee
Wl'rh o. Tallahassee FloTrtGn, VIII give the foregoing
their country papers, aud forward their accounts
he Enquirer office. ,,s o.,
Nyi ''G-<tf
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AZ. y.s9stsAs ksaECR2EE.
: -. r,,r .,clyOyD ENoUIRER.

=
- RE rxor,rER is Published three tm's a 'eeE az
- ,Is SITE Legislature, and tpice ,ceek
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r., Having soli the Washington o;ci, tn %r VIM
How e ruiura thinks to all ho" tEa hove FoGistd TIE
for ycais and wcu recommend "H Oh eUd 10 cont
nue. their patTo.a=" to the Wa>in..O !iotu
" JOHN TkLN.T.
If-wiw
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e..,qy tho rest a tx ySar:.,s,p,proy c
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i..,s WILLIAM BAKER.
tH-'2iJy Cana, CUmasso
~ nersons hereby forbid putting on our boats,
coo, we konnOkc DAN and Staunon Rivers any produce.
say whatever, will be responsible for
49, ages 'H'ialaed b. such property
READ, VENABLE & CO.
cla'k'Tile luya READ 'ENAshE SPENCER 1se
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Iucr %. Is2S,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
ISAAC HILLS LETTER.

We believe we have not heretofore pub
lished the letter Of Isaac Hill to the COM
mittee Of arrangements Of the Portland To-
CO foco dinner on the 18th Of July. We do
il now to show how anxious the spoflsmen
are TO secure the vote of Maine to Van
Buren,. and how gross is the interference.
and how disgusting the presumption Of this
''pension agent" and Post Office contrac-
tor, this man of all work who has grown
rich from the public treasury, who now
presunes to speak Of the "corruption and
vsnaIity" Of Governor kenf's sdministrss
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23

what his profession is, they will sooner or
later burst forth. There are many distin-
puished individuals in the world who are
bred 10 mechanical trades. Many of the
editors of our best Journals were mechan-
les. and do credit to the station they occu-
by. And our mechanics, too, generally
speaking, are the most Industrious part of
our community. They are almost always
busIy employed. But is is apt to be 9TH
erwise with professional men. They are
often dllatory, lazy. 1t is an effort for
them to bend their minds to a difficult pur-
suit. They are well informed, because
they spend much of their time in readings;
but this IS Improbable business, unless we
have something definite in view.
Worcester Spy.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23

ment in Waldo. It was estimated that from
ONE THOUSAND to FIFTEEN
HUNDRED persons were present = and
they consisted of the honest farmers who
came together animated with but one feel
ing, and influenced but by one considera-
ton. and that was to sustain truly republi-
can principles, and put down forever those
unprincpled rulers whose policy of govern
ment has spread ruin and desolation over
the land --Huzza .---Huzza for Waldo!
Her honest yeomanry will not consent to
be ridden any longer rough-shod by a,tful
demagogues. The people haze come 10 The
rescue.
WILLIAM G. CROSBY was nnanim-
ously nominated for Congress.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23

Assault upon the Macy The Globe, "By
Authority" we presume, is spearing and
happening the Navy. A late number of
the official organ has one of its most feroci-
GUS attacks upon the Navy Officers which
even the mild and courteous editor of the
Intelligencer is constrained to call IAN out.
rageous, deliberate, coldblooded attack"
"venomous assault" sc. The officers of
the Navy of the United Sta,es.-for the
most part as brave, honorable and gallant
set of men as ever smiled the ocean,-are
charged almost without discrimination with
ga total want Of that esprit du craps. with
out which there can be nothing high and
ennobling in tho profession of arms" with
"a mean and pitiful jealousy equally degra-
ding to the man and to the profession, per-
oad;ng all classes cfoGeers;" with DISPOSE
tion. Sin too many" of the young officers,
to "skulk from service;'' with the ''abscen-
CO of allspirit;" with "sordid spirit--an
itching, grasping; monopolizing spirit, sc.
Port. Adv.
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STEAMBOAT ExrLosIoN-The boiler of
the Mary Express exploded at Mobile on
the 9th ult. while waiting for the mail.
Abou, two feet of the centre boiler was
rent, the wheel house blown to fragments,
and part of the upper deck. The chin
ney was carried at least about hundred
feet high, and fell into the river; pieces of
the pipes and deck we're thrown several feet
beyond the boat, There were about twen-
~ passengers. all ofwhom tremendously es-
capped, no one being injured The explo-
sion was owing TO the insu6fcieney cfthe BOZ
lcr--it being (as we are informed) one of
tho boilers that came from an old boat which
formerly exploded a, the same place. The
boiler where the rent was made is not thick
er than common sheet iron Had many
ofihs passengers been at the public house
al the moment ofthe explosion, several lives
must have been lost.