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TO the Free pemoeraey of NIassaehusetts.

II Notice is hereby given that Stale Convention
of The Free Soil Party of Massachusetts will be held
WORCESTER, on WEDNESDAY, september l2 h.
at 10 O'Clock 10 nominate candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor; and TO take such other
as may he deemed important to The cause OF Freedom
The several cities and towns OF the Commonwealth
are requested TO choose delegates 10 the Convention in
the proportion of three for every representative la the
General Court to which they are by law entitled.
The Free Soil CommItees in the several cities and
towns are requested take all edful steps secure
full delegation to the Convention.
By order of the Free Soil State Central Committee,
CHARLES SUMNER, Chairman.
JOSHUA LEAvITT, lS,
MARCUS MORTON JR.
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DIsTINs CoScERT These celebrated performers
on the Silver Sax HoEpS- NeSG capGasissRsHf b69P aha
will give one entertainment at BlmIey Hall this eve.
ming Their music is without exception the most finish.
ed we have listened TO- Every tone is perfectly
blended harmony and melody ever apparent, and 10
give even faint conception of their performance is
complete folly This will be their only exhibition. and
those who hope 10 see them should bear this in mind
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u In Lewiston Falls, Me, lad named Ford was
kIckcdby horse above the right eye, frac,uring the
skuirom the external angle Ct the eye across The cen
ire Of the forehead driving portion Of the skull bone
equal al leas. to two square inches Of surface completes
~ into the substance OF the BRAIN and entirely DESTROYS
ing portion Of is interior lobe The fragments were
carefully removed, it'll the detached portions Of the
brain, the wound dressed aid hopes are entertained Of
his recovery.
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VERMONT ELECTION. The accounts make If look
most likely that the Ia, or party have chosen their State
officers, and both branches of the Legislature They
made great effort and brought out full Owing
ohe bunker detection from The fee soil ticket il was
SO apparent thai there was no chance for success that
the opposition d'd not bring out their strength So the
Taylor men have ii, almost by default. They went in.
TO the election with the strongest professions of free soil
pin piles i1unah for lack Taylor, John c. Calhoun,
and Tdyor.free soil |!
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from Vienna letter of the 18th inst. in the
ko'ner Leiiung, it appears that Kossuth intends
TO Mold out TO the last. de has published pro-
cidmauon announcing transterence of his gov
eminent from Arad TO Orshovs; where he is now
protected by the Hungarian army from the
Bacsk
The Russian papers publish the following let
ter from Prince PasKie witch to his Majesty, Gar
oil all the Russians: "Hungary lies at the feet
OF your Imperial Majesty. The government of
the insurgents have transmitted their power 10
Gorgey, ami Gorgey with the chief army OF the
insurgents, makes an unconditional surrender to
the Russian army. His example will be follow
ed by The other insurgent corps. The officers
whom he seLt TO capituate, offered to proceed
with or without Austrian Commissioners TO the
corps TO induce them to surrender. | have the
fortune to inform your Imperial Majesty that
Gorgey's only condition TO his surrender was TO
be allowed TO lay down his arms to your Males
tvs arms. | have made arrangements for the
insurgents to be disarmed by Gen. Rudiger's
corps. Respecting the extradition of the pris.
oners, am in communication with the COM
manders OF the Austrian army AS for Gorgey,
| keep him at your Imperial Majesty's disposal.
/ 1t was rumored that the emperor of Russia had
set price OF $4,000 roubles on Kossuth's head
dead or alive II is asserted by some OF the ar
dent friends of Hungary that Gorgey had proved
hAuSCH q ndItOls anu ylelQeQ 10 t1e SOuen
arguments OF the Russians Kossuth's wife and
family, it is said, have fallen into the hands OF
the Imperial troops
Progress ofthe Cholera. The official record
shows continued increase of mortality arising
from the general prevalence OF Cholera. In the
London Districts, embracing a population of a.
bout 100000 OF souls, the deaths from all dsea.
ses have risen since the last week from 909 TO
1920, while the deaths from Cholera have been
successfully $685. s23 and 1880
AT Liverpoolon Thursday the medical off Ger
reported an increase in the mortality OF the bor-
ough, the deaths for the past week being, from
all causes, 643, against 664 the previous week.
Deaths from Cholera SIP against 402 in the pre-
vious week,
Manchester has suffered trifle more than last
week, but not so much as Leeds. There has
been good deal OF mortality in the south Of
Ireland, but Scotland exhibits very decided i'm.
Provement. In Paris it has reappeared, but not
to an alarming degree.
In Holland, and especially in Amsterdam, FOL
lowing the course OF water, the mortality has
been very severe. In other parts of Europe
the disorder has abated.
The PorATo DISEASE. Official accounts
have been received from various sections OF
England and Ireland which leaves no room to
doubt but that the Potato disease is beginning to
show itself 10 considerable extent withered and
blackened stalks, but the tubers have as yet been
affected only ia slight degree, and at present no
apprehension is felt OF extensive mischief.
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IMPORTANT.
6pencer's Immediate Restorative

X IN ~ .ne cure OF Cholera Mobus Dnrrhea, Summer
nus oeen used In numerous for the above named
Sepanis wilh the most sautary effects in no pst apce
e. the most aged person. s 'n'an' VI
RECOMMENDATIONS. We do hereby certify ,b., 49,.
have made use of Spencers Emm,diofs d,
cases lor the above named complaints and benr
"nynceo o. ils beneficial Effects earnestly
,aln,ies ana Individuals believing that air trial
WI" a'hsn most convincing evidence Of It's usefulness
Moses BtdtOeH, ~ ma CnrJn"r a'"e's'
Chauncy ID. Skinner " ~ co.,
Usa q. y. WKc0r, \, y isys.,
WA Daniel VII ard IT. E,r,a r svIwv''",
Raymond Mosher, AJb'xt Sna ss
= For sale in Worcester BY II. G. RATEs A. 1ps"ca.
- owSsr seps7
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hE DoiLER DIVORCE CASE. We learn from
'e News, says the Transcript tina, in the
Court OF Common Pleas in that city on Monday 4 rule
upon the defendant was asked for in the case of
Butler rs Fanny Kemble Butler to show cause VIII,
divorce should not be decreed Mrs R,ler il ,,,oc.
ence 10 further litigation, has accepted an offer of an an
nual allowance of $780, with the privilege of,be soc;e,
q ner chlldren two months IN each year. and ha.
Withdrawn her appl cation for jury trial. The case i
70 De heard on Saturday the 10Th inst. 1t would seen
from this that the reports of Reconciliation between
the parties are untrue
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'u5 Inc New York Tribune nouns over the reverses
OF Inc Hungarians, and says "ERrope is Cossack r.,
has not the Tribune noticed the coincidence in events in
Europe and America, and corresponding triumph Of
arbitrary principles each side OF the water9 10 ba
consistent the Tribune should call Kossu band his COM
patriots "Bogus."
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~ We made mistake, yesterday, in saying that
Z N. Tucker was Honorary Secretary Of the American
Art Union. Should have been CLARgsDoN HARRIS
who has held that office for this County for many years
past, to the muuI satisfaction Of the Union and its
subscribers. -f
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III The Pathfinder Railway Guiden for September.
containing account Of the running Of the trains Oh all
the railroads in New Eng land-a rail road map Of New
Enand-and sundry other matters, is just published
The pr is only three CENTS and il is one Of the most
useful periodicals in the country.
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Free Soil in Grafton.

GRAFToN, Sept 6, l649.
MR. JOHN MILTON EARLE-Dear Sir-Ihe Free
Soil Association in this place has been recognized for
the approaching election. AT meeting held last eve.
ming at the Town Hail. the following persons were chos.
en- officers Of the Association,
President-ElJah Demond.
bury.
Secretdry-Noah KimbaIl
Ireasurer-Henry f. Wing.
Erecutire Conmittee-Abraham NJ Bgeow John
Whitney, Curtis Forbush, CHARLES B. jerks Stephen K
White, Gilbert O. Taft, Frederick Brimblecom.
The Assoc iaon then selected the following Delee ates
to attend the State Convention: Holland Greenwood
Edward b. Bigeow, Noah Kimball. s
Substitutes-John Whitney, Chas B jerks, Samuel
&. Flagg. ta8t
1t was the desire of the Association that its doings be
made public through your Journal in order 10 encourage
Others TO "do likewise" Noah KIMBALL, Secu.
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u An OK escaped from a slaughter house in Hous,
ton street, New York, and knocked down seven cen
persons before be stopped, one Of when was dan.
gerous'y injured. IN The head A young butcher who
followed The animal fnay despatched HIN with ceav
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-07

" In the word abstemiouS the Eve novels of
the alphabet stand in their grammatical order,
a'e.i gu. The word fdcetious presents the same
accidental singulaity, and .facetiousIy brings in
the y.
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Cholera Record.

u the Cholera is the increase in Lowell, ten
deaths having occurred Wednesday.
The last report from Quebec showed deaths
AT Bangor, Sunday, % cases and l6 deaths
At Montreal, 9Th, 8 deaths.
The ship Empire Sta'e, Capt Russell. which arrived
at New York on Saturday, los, By cholera on the voy>
age seventeen passengers.
The British ship Schodiack from Liverpool, lbs, du>
ring The passage, by ship fever and cholera the mate
and four Of the crew, and "a passengers.
In Boston, Ihursdly, 10 cases.
announce The disappearance Of the cboI ra
that they shall issue more reports
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s26 90
% II
Respectfully,
PEACE CONGRESS.
% 80
WA TsON G. HAYNES.

: he NIAGARA that the frs,
WEDNESDAY, Aug Zzd, IN the great Hall Of Cer1fe m
Chaussee d AUTH About 500 persons we're prese,,
The celebrated Nj. Victor Hugo il the chair.
Inc hags OF all nations adorned the Hall. The stars
and stripes OF the u s occupied conspicuous position
floating side by side with the r colors of France and the
English union.jack. Mr.. Golden and his party were
received with applause, and the American gentlemen
were saluted with enthusiastic cheers. The names o
parties who gave in their adhesion to the principles ofht
Congress were read, and then NJ. Victor Hugo speech
amidst intense applause.
Iii described as an Exquisite piece of composition
and replete with the most benevolent sentiments Ii il
understood that The French Government have expressl,
forbddenth speakers from any alusion to passing pol
tiles. e
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NOTICE.

sa Gun,lhttee Tor examining Teachers will he in
anerroo a. hs Cty Hall In Worcester on TusSdan
amin no its ut O'Clock for the purpose of AZ
seal & ior the place of Assistant in the c,
Rtnb aa% hnssh High school, be vacated by M
aUncocK' tne present incumbent Applicants u;n MT
Sent , "a io ,aahsuases. w. LAZELL
- u4t Sec'ry School Committee
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u Hann'ngtons sacred dioramas Of the Creation
and Deluge, were burned in New York. on Sunday
morning. Insured for "a OO0 su
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MARRIED.

In this city, Sept by Rev j. jennings Mr. Charles s.
Kendall to Mrs Amey BigelOw, both OF West Boyston
ths city, Sept at The American House. by Rev. Mr.
smaJey Mr. Albert b. Iugraham NORTHAMPTON 10 Miss
Adelne G. NOrtcR OF Chickopee.
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The HlBERNIA. The steamship Hibernia, iaetr
undergoing repairs, proceeded her voyage from Hal
flax on Saturday afternoon. aa
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VI The MoDtL CT JERUSALEM will continue al
Warren baltic day, There VII be a descip i've lee
sufe on il, at IL o'clcck in lie evening.
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The Ladies IF tho CHI 6

The Ladies of the Cid South Church
Design holding FAIR in the Vestry of that Church.
Sept 1871 and 20th for benevolent purposes AZ that
line there will be good exhibition useful and orna-
Sept7 dw2wis
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-07

ES Why is lean monarch like studous
man Because he is thinking.
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HARVARD COLLEGE. Ninety.seve; undergraduates
entered Harvard College at the examinations-lhe lar
gest number that has entered at time OF this
number eghiy>fonr constitute the Freshman Glass; and
thirteen have joined the other classes.
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% The priests of the Greek church, IN order 10 en-
courage the recruits raised for The Russian army assure
them that lfthey are killed in Hungary, they will rise the
third day al Moscow
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man who went into John G. Stewards barber shop
Albany, to be shaved, found Stewart sitting in chair
dead, dead. He probably died in a fit "a 8tfer
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House and Lots At Auo,ion

ON = .r7In.u 1UOo dI hUCJIUM,
A nN SATURDAY NEXT, the eth inst AZ tan
G:lI -. O'Clock A. M, the COTTAGE UOi 81 on
tainno 81 No STREET, and TITO BUILDING Tors con-
M ps %Iooo square feet, will be sold at Pnbc Ar,
me House is OF stone well constructed coa,i Io
viii he m14s and is desirable residence The Gots
" O soiu separately or together, to suit purchasers
HENRY BABBITT Admis,r
Worcester, Septic. 'ELbf, Auct.
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1t is estimated that 10000 slaves have died of The
cholera in the Southern cities
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NOTICE.

mere VIII he Unitarian Preaching The Hall of the
sons OF Temperance in MILLDURY, on Sunday Sent 9h
at O'CLOCK p. M. dos SIM ~
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u Guua pereta tubes are now laid down in some
English churches, from the pulpit, to the pews Of dsa
persons, BY which they enabled 10 hear the preach,
err, 5E4 fs SEQ az
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DIED.

In Holden, Aug H. Of dysentery, Mrs susannah wife of
Austin d. Sherman, and daughter OF David Parmenter
! Printers in N III. please copy.
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KID GLOW ES

and Wh;t o. NE 6es. quality Of Ladies' Black Coored
Semi ? ""''0 h d1 Groves this day received by
OfWls HALL & THOMPSfiN
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Mr. Clay is now visit 10 Mr.. Van Buren, at Kin.
derhook -
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Edgar A. Poe, the poet has joined the Sons Of TEN
perance
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MRS. YOITNG.'

NJ. 'G,epra,eq indian DOctress, can be found AT
sha MI - 1ONLss, 10 SUMMER ST.. on The On whsr
;o. "i DC happy to see any who NAV wish FIR he e
wv SenfT
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
FAR MER0AND | / AMIR
j. j. GmMAN, En'tH.s'

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ee'Os1,xCEl l,"Tr '''''-7'.

JUsr RECEIVED, a LARGE Lof or %"
Ea2l and yVintcs Goods
for Ladies and Gcntlemen's wear, of the
latest Styles and Patterns 'na a'l'''
Groceries. Hardware, nCrockeYy ware,
Shoes and Boots, Saddles. Brilles,c Drugs
and Medicines, 30; Ill of which we will,
sell low for cash, as our motto is quick
sales ard small profits. r. '-''' Z" "
We will take in payment for Goods
10000 pounds Bees wax, 1000 pounds
Tallow., a 1i .dl piegsdi 5nsar
a. B. u J, TOWERS. 49,,
No, II, Brick Range.
Anderson G.. H., S. c., Oct. 8, i849,
% ma paf#d ~ 4w 7'di
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ElS,Tas MY.

JOHN hukcroy, two miles East Of
Cherry's Bridge, tolls bcforcme a Bay
Mare. j 8 or IL hands high, and supposed
to be 10 or2Q years '' Il dim star IL
forehead, no brands + rG-Eablc, collar,
marked. right eye out. Appraised Of
fifteen dollars. 0'd' 't01 fiioHu' iH'
j. h Il. CARAblNE,r NJ. p. u. j
Pickcns Dist, July Gti., 1910. llofo-
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NO'THaE,

Applicationwill &c made at. at the next nestt
session of ,hc Legislature for Charter
for Jenkins Ferry, on Tugalo Rivers
miles hc'ow Jamett's Blidge on the road
leading from Pickens G. II. TO GAINESVILLE,
Georgia. 1um on maa isaH
Sept, g., lS40. r,.., lal73m .di, +,
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% M ETfiIN G. N Il w
GREAT BARGAINS AZ
RsachcE0g''s Egptrcaa.

am now opening at this place hand
some assortment of Fail and Winter
Goods, consisting in part of Cloths, Cas-
Simere. Tweed; (all wooD Kentucky leans.
fine assortment of late style VeSlings.
a great variety ofwinter good for Ladies'
wear. Fancy Prints, of entirely new
patterns, at 5 cents per yard and up
wards. Muslins, Cambrics, Ginghams.
A large assortment of well selected
Shaw!$, Blankets, Shrtings, Hats, Gaps,
Bonnets, Boots, Shoes, Saddles, B,idles,
Crockcty. Hardware, Medicines, Sugar.
Coffee, Salt, Nails, Bogging, Rope and
Iwine; as we'll as AL other articles usually
kept in country store, all of which /
will disposcpf on the best terms. ersr
Will always be pleased to shcw my
Goods to those who f9vor me with call,
free of cha.gc.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

m, -, -. " I'd
The House metat - ", and the Jour
h'i OF yesterday was read.
Sesei'li apSenteeS N,y appeared, and a
ilon5 'hcm " LyleS' elected to fill the
a'J','ey S from faiFheld' who was qualified
ana look his seat.
ol,onod rn..,. ~. o''''i'"'"h courier was
Mr. Avres r., frn,, 'ra II, w., '"e neo.;,. moo,
On tbo coro,', n ao'n '"o committee 10 wait
dischoroed tb" I,,,' Po,1u oI !. .''n' % 'hgY had
nunic,fo l;s uusl anu nc "o"'d COM
Mr. M,r,I, 60, ", ~ = o''oN'
count IN, vo,,, for doo. I ,.oa,,, ul,'''.n.ee 10
that there was no olno,;on ('' 80 ,.p.'s'' ,.";,,
having majority.
On motion. n second ballot r,s b,5
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TeIeqrapRsd tor he Carolinjan.
BALrGMoRE. Nov. %. 8 .

DALTTNVNh. NOV. -, . p M
The Steamer Canada reached alilnv
this morning from Liverpool, which she
left on the 10th.
Cotton had further advanced one eighth
penny on the previous weeks quotations.
Sea Islands advanced from half to three
quarters. The advance is on all Ameri-
can descriptions, and holders were firm
at the end ofthe week, and the trade ac-
tive
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From the Cdroiinian.
l. E G. L S LA Il u II e
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
SESSION OF 1919.
TueSdaB NoU. 27, 1849.

adjourned, the Clerk called the roll and
the journal ofycsterdny WAS read. Sun
dry petitions, prc~cntmcnts of grand ju.
rors and rcports wer, made.
Mr.. Moses gave notice that he would
tomorrow ask leave to introduce a ILL to
confirm grant to John J Moore, which
was issued by mistake to John Moore.
Also, of Il bill to increase the pcnalty
for obstructing the passage of fish on
Lynch's creek
Also, the petition of citizens of Sumter
praying the incorporation OF Il bank.
Mr. Marshall. presentmcnt of the grand
inrv, of Abhcville, fall term, 1889 This
report produced a marked sensation in
the reading-onc passage of which, on
selling liQuor, cha,ac, clizcd the trade rs
requiring for its description ~ pen of iron,
dipped in the lava of hcll."l
Mr.. Hibbcn, petition of James Grcgo,
rie, of Christ Church. for permission to
increase the rates cf fcrrvage over Warlo
river.
Mr.. Porter the accounts of the Char
lesion Mercury for 2rin.inr.
Also, petition ~ lohn Re'rnrc-. ,,r>,oe
Of Ms. Lvai, Whit.eno0e and others. lo,
the valuc of /, rpn~war >lavt r.ia, o7r-
missioners OF Putic buildings Or arc-
field.
Also, OF Julia c. Patrick and others
asking comrensa,ion f, land taken BY the
State for public purposes.
Also, of Axcmcn of Charleston Neck,
praving an act Of incorporation.
Mr. Porter pave no'ice that he would
ask leave tomorrow to introduce bill to
establish an inspection of -four.
Mr.. Evins. prcsentmcnt of grand iury
of Pendleton fill term 1s4a
Also. return of the commissioners of
free schools.
Also, petition of the Anderson Female
Academy, pravinc for charter.
Mr.. Ware, report of Solicitor IVhi,ncr
for the wear.
Also, House resolution granting him
leave of Gbsence from his circuit
Mr. G. use n.,ii;on for additional on.
propriations for the erection of the new
all for Marion.
Mr.. Skipper. petition of the Sheriff OF
Horny, asking compensation for blankets
furnished the Jail
Also. petition of ] ! Riuewood oskinU
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY IL CALI
FoRNlA.--Ths following is IN extract
from a letter w'i'ten to his wife by New
Yorker, now working in the nircs of Cal.
liomla. The letter bears date Aug %,
1910.
"There was a gold mind discovered
here (what IS cnl'ed Murph'' Is diggine)
one week tc-day. 1t is evidently the
work OF ancient timeS-2io feet deep,
situated on the summit of very high