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csst and vest, leaving him With dirty, half.
worn flannel one. Things oow bscaus eI.
ceed,nely interesting. The res,surs, nan.
evidently 4 little frightened. looked FIRST N
one and then another, a. much a. 10 say. 10
he going TO shoot" The only response TO
his looks from the lockers on, appeared to hs.
=" Don't care much il he does" However,
fortunately for the Freuchman. he broke the
silence by saying, =" Look here, stranger, III
be darned Il you mustn't irust ne for the bal.
ance until come doyn from the sinss, sbsn
I'll pay you"
And so saying. he s's'ked cut Of the room
9th the same confidential 6gh, Or drink
air tina, he came 10 9th. Alter cur lsugh,
~e followed hin TO infosn him that Il he you'd
"a, dinner he shoud not be troubled sbou'
thu psy, but The last ss e.. cf him he IS.
srridinS to~ards the bsy, where the river
boats lay q, anchor. |, 10 currently reported
>iace. that when q man from over the noun
tains stops q, the rcs'aars,, the Ftenchma
has no, got any eggs.
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The squash.
SUMTER.

The Squash - teadss annual and w,ll not
brar planting until settled warm wes,her.-
Plan, IN hills like melons and eucumbers. pu,
six OF eight seed TO q hill and ~hen veil up
thin out to three healthy plans. The Sun.
mer Cfonkneck and Bush varieties, are bes,
for early spting, and the Marrow Squsshe.
ias fall. The striped bug are v,ry destruc.
tive to squash vines and to stop ,her depfeda
lions, saiuiate some ashts ~uh spirits OF tuf.
pen,ine snJ dry The ashes then .priukI. this
vines Nth the ashes lbus impregna,ed With
'u'pen,ine, and the bugs vail leave ,mmed,
ntely. To have tender rquashes the soil mus,
be rich ; cos manure 10 the bes, ANIMAL ms.
nure 10 apply. Il should be borne 10 mind
thai n vine runs no farther than the root, and
the manure applied should no, be crsmn. d
into ten by twelve hole bu, applied 10 The
whole ground, tina, oil The root. aud 6b,es
may be fed. THIS viii apply 10 oil runn,p:
vines.
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Printers e. Binders
UV:lREAOUAE.

Nss % and 81 Gsid street; = Menu sftsry. Cor
Of B'soms and SAsr,f ansfs, Neg Ys,k.
fuNIiE Subscribers offer ior ss!e. of their esa
u manufacture. their improved patent single
and doubl, Cylinder Printing P,esses. for NeNs.
parc, and Book Work Card Pointing Machine,
Proof Presses. iiy drsuiic Presses, wi,h svssgsi
irsa cy In .efs Gcered and other Standing Pres
es. ALEC Ii geographic Il Copperplstc Presses.
Bindc',' Materials. &c sc. Chx,es, Cases. Gal
ieys. Furniture, Stands. Imposing stoncr, &c. sc
constantly on hand. and every article Necessary
for complete Printing utficc. including Tys
and lns, furnished on tho most isrossbie terms,
Printers, pusi.tcfs. ard others ~.shing To esiab
l.h Newspaper. BecA Of Job Oaice. viii b fur
n.hed WITH an eslimsts Tor the same In detail. il
desired. Machinery ms6s ~ oidef os 5fa~tnx.
Iron snd Brs1 CssfisEs 10 order. They also
manufacture superior cast sieei mill. PIT. end
eross-cui, circular and other Saws, . supply Of
which they keep constantly on hand.
n HOE 4 co.
March %, lsi9. l6J
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o,.,f.,.. ~;,h n. e,., ..,.;o.,;o. of corn /,
from n, heat, and from IL kee,;.s The ground
a,v i. and Immediately around i, and heces.
"a u.s thu Gamma. lao,a.,s. III s,.ud i,
mao, and !, ,e:, /. had md uneven s,.,,.
Ri, 6.,,h., .yu.c.,oe.. /" does no, ,eh
us bo~ be cultivated hi, corn. bu, isfs, from
hi, language tina, !, "a, in drill o, s,ss drop
pIouebed al oos cav and in the d,,ec,ios Of
The drill of m. ...d. The e8ec, of I'M, "a,
Ia cover no the seed a, the covering of the
core, and there L., il remain undis,urbcd the
uhole season. and mariana in a hard r,dse
bs, partially plo~ed; hence 10 powers could
M, Sevs' one themselves. The second yesr
THE seed we turned gu, end stirred sbou,,
and had such situation a. TO beneii, the ten.
der sos,s Of The corr seeking for nou,ishmeu,
in the veil worked mellow esrh that they
could penetrate. Thee ,esder smsll soo,s
,ha, cannot enter into hard ground ere The
creates, feeders Of the plant. II may b alien
that on the second year there vas Q good rain
between putting down the cotton seed and the
planning tho corn, and The cotton seed NIGH,
have been We, or partially rotten shen pu,
down the second yesr, wh'ie 1t was dry aud
sound the first year. Il 90 the whole 10 in
good degree accounted foe by these facts,
more especially il, ~ vas befU'e limited, the
first season ~ss dry or ono Of Gequen, light
showers aud the second vet.
Tuscaloosa will please excuse me whils
| state case. A friend Of mine planted
IN - .r
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LEGAL RATES OF INTERE,r

IN THE DirYEkSsr STATES AsD rrsatrosIrs
Maine 6 per cent; fo,fei, Of tho claim.
New Hampshire per cent forfeit Of thrice the
smoun, unlswiuily taken.
Vermont, per cent; recovery 10 action and costs.
Massachusetts per cent f; forfeit Of thrice the u.
sury.
Rhode Island per cent, forf.i, Of the usury and
interest on the debt.
Connecticut per cont Forfeit Of the whole ts b.
New York per cent usufious contracts VOID.
New jersey per cent; iotiei; OF the whoe debt,
Pcnnstls per cent; lof felt Of the hole d. b.
Delaware 6 per cent; iorf.i: OF the whole debt.
Maryland 3 per cent; co tobacco contracts I, usu.
rions contracts void.
Virginia per cent; forfeit double the usury
North Carolina per cent; contracts for asury
void forfeit d3ube tire usury
South Carolina Z per cent; forfeit Of interest and
premium taken, with costs.
Ceorl Ia = per cent forfeit thrice the u.ury
Alabama per cent; forfeit intcfss, sp- u-uy.
Mississippi B per ceu'; BY cootsci 10, asufy re
coversos "a action oil debi.
oui.ians S ucr ceni; bank interest 6; contract
&; BY ond contract. inie ree void.
Tennessee 6 per cent usarious contracts VOID
hcntucky per cent; usury recoverable with
costs.
Ohio per cent usurious contracts void.
Indian, s per cent fne Of double the excess
Illinois per cent; BY contract beg ond forfeit
thrice the interest.
Missouri per cent; by conuae, 10. If beyond.
forfeit Of interest and usu'y.
Michigan per cent; forfeit Of osurs of debt.
Arkansas per cent; by agreement 10; ..ury re-
coverabc, but contract void
District Columbia . per cent; usurious contracts
void.
Florida per cent; fcrfei, interest aud excess
Wisconsin per cent. by contract ~; ,oririt
three the excess.
Iowa per cent; by ssrecmen, ~; forfeit thrice
the excess.
On debts OF judgments in favor Of the United States
interest 10 computed al per cent per annum.
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eDHTNy.
From the Charleston fourier.
StanzaS.

When through the sky the moon moves on,
And earth is ba,hed in liver sheen,
The ocean that she shines upon
Pays heaving homage TO its queen;
As ,rus when tsmpcsts have ssssi;sd.
And clouds have wispt her orb from view,
As when that orb. undimmed. unveiled
Is painted on the waters blue.
Passions-ihose surges Of the breast
Are the source that gives them birth;
The dying impulse sinks 10 rest,
When caused alone by things OF e,rth.
Loves lasting power. when upward drawn.
Each feeling Of the heart AYERS;
Like ocean waves the moon looks on
Her trembling, constant worshippsrs.
o Thou who taught'st that moon to shine,
And taughtst those waters how to roll,
Beam our hearts with love divine,
And rule the emotions OF the soul.
And should thy face be hid in WOO.
Should dark affection spread gloom,
Obedent may each feeling flow
A. when Thou didst undimmed Hume.
How wildly would the passions rise,
How stormy were the souls unrest,
Did no sweet influence from the skies
Descend to soothe the raging breast
God Of the weary it is thine
Peace for the troubled 10 inpaat:
And Thou can'st calm BY power divine
That billowy thing-the human heart.
R.P
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yes. as; David wa, = tavern keeper,
and Goi,sh was an ;u,em,e,.,e man."
"Who told YOU thu, ?"
"Nobody read il. and i, 10 s.id that Da.
vid 6xed a cling for Goliah, aud Goliah got
Slowed with H."
"Wasn't David musician ?"
"Yes. sir-he p.syed psalms on the harm,
a favori,e instrument with the Jews. and a,
the present day il 10 called a jewssarp.
have one in my pocket; here it is. Place i.
in your mouth. ,ho.-bres,bs on the tongue
gently, then strike il With your fingers TIN,
.sy, and the psalms, in harmonious corpcob
fluc.,fv on the ear as natural 90 thunder"
! That's sufficien'; you csn pocket you
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Why ere . hsodsems yossg LADY, lps
like. ~ uarps psssismoai Because the
more you tss's then sh6 more they drew.
Why would . tsess or hair be ike loas.
ed ring. Becsuss il would be r'os.lsi.
Why 10 IN intoxicated young mao. who 10
10 become The inhsriio, Of h,s fs,hes's %.
is,e. like . certain kind Of s,ove1 He " sn
heir tight sm tight.
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PIIlrER & YoRKE.

Letter from Major Dsgsd MDsrsid. Crsns
Crsek Poa 06Ses.
.ioonE CorNrr. N. G.. Die. Is. ie<s.
DR. knhi--Desr Sir;
Lad, IN III. eouniy. afflicted with . nervous
compidni, Prolsp.us ute,i. FIuor Albus. sna /.
soinswhai dcfsnged mind. caused BY abs,ruci,ons,
was for about twelve month. attended by four of
our eminent physicians, withou, sny effect. and
every one 'ucesssiveiy declared her lnevrsbc. and
that she had 10 die. She then procured two bot
ties Of your Abysrinia Mixture from me, ~hch
cured her entirely. She has since married, snd
is in perfec, good health aud happy. The Abys.
sins Mixture has likewise proved very efiescious
IN many other diseases, but particularly in female
disca,es, in which il should have the preference
oil all others.
Yours obcdientlv.
DUGALD MeDUGALD
Price for the Abyssinia Mixture per bottle Is
cents, 81 25 j. ~. so.
Likc~ise on hand and Tor sale. Dr.. Kuhi's Re.
storef, Universal Plaster. Gold Mine Baisssn, &c.
I uOLTUN, Agent,
Charlotte. N. c.
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NEW FIRM,
AND
FASHIONABLE TAILOBING.
Messrs. Alsobrook l. Robinson


para,ely engaged in the art and mystery Of their
profession, they do no, hesitate in saying 10 the
public. that they feel lhem,eIvos cspscitstcd for
conducting their establishment in style
and manner, inferior TO none in the Southern
Country: and If close application, faithful work,
and an indomiiablc determination to please, can
insure success. they cannot but hope 10 secure
. liberal portion Of public patronage. Being deter.
mined that their work for il.fulness, Fashion,
FH and Elegance, shall not DO surpassed BY
none, they have no delicacy in accounting them.
selves able to please ALL, from the simpli.
cities OF the most plain, 10 The sucics cfihe most
fastidous. Respectfully soliciting con,isusncc
Of the favors Of the old patrons. and inviting the
public in general to give them call. Que Or the
other Of them. will Al all times b found At the old
stand of r. NJ. & n. C. Robinson one door youth
OF ken's Hotel, ready and anxious to wait upon
oil who may be disposed to give them trial.
A. p. ALSOBROOK.
n. M. ROBINSON.
Charlotte, Sept. 81, le49. Ar
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Sy11 S GemNDDve
Scene in a SchOOl.uousc.
I" A little folly now and then.
IL relished BY the wiscst men,"


Under this head we fad. IN the York Spir.
il, some humorous "reminiscences, from which
We extract the following spicy scene in
country school.house -
FIRST class, rise !" thundeIed our cd
school. master. Well, the frs. class did rise.
"Now, answer every question correctly.
or III break every bone in your ugly little
bodies" sss the mex, pronunciamen,o Of the
old au,ocrat Of our red school house.
"John Brown, what do you understand BY
acoustics I"
why, stick to drive cows with sup.
pose
SECT out, you young vagsb'ndl DID |
no, see you reading about the science Of
sound 7"
"Guess not that was abou, Sylvester Sound
,be Scunambulis,."
"i,was ehl Sarah, you are Jobu's young
er sister 7"
"ysih, ,hir."
"What is acoustics"
81 know, ,hir-I, nh. il IT'D The ar. Of max.
ing q Moth and hearing a nolib."
You are right. Expls,n IT,"
"Yetb, ihr. If you thick your fnger in
your mouth and then pull i, out thuddenly,
the cold air rushe,h into The vacuum. and
produIheth ihound tina, ihirikes upon The
,ympsn of the ear. which nakih the thouud
aud BILE, and is denonlnaed the ihleush OF
sccouIhixtb."
"You are quite right, Sarah. JOHN, can
sou nov tell me xha, is mean, by The scie0ce
of acoustics Be careful, sir, OF You'll feel
my stick"
"Yes, sir. A COW sticks your finger 10
her mouh-kicks over the tin pan, Which
sounds awful, and is called the science of
cos's KICK"
well. John, you do credit 10 your teach.
er. You may take your books and run
home"
willy Chase. what is The currency of the
United S.a,es7"
Cash and money"
"Whai are ito denominations y
"Coppers, bogus aud Buneoan cents, pen
MES, fps, pics, fourpence.bsp MES, levy., nine
peoces, Spanish quarters. pis,areens, aad chin.
plssIen."
"Tha. will do"
"Jooss. .bs. is the Standard weight of
the United States 7"
"scsIe weight and little longer"
"Ssuuel, how many kingdoms are there
10 the material world u
-Four"
Three, only three"
-Four, l think, SIR"
"Wsll, Same ,bem-shat are they 7"
mineral kingdom, animal kingdom, ,ege.
table kingdom, and kingdom come"
Nov. how many kinds Of Motion arc
ihere1"
"Fcar."
No. only two; voluntary sod lnvolun,s.
y."
"Simon says there's four"
What does Simon say they srel"
Point, point up, point down and zig.
sag"
"You rascal! I've . mind 10 wi, wag
your jacket. Had'oi you bs,tes describe the
motion Of my stuck r.
81 csn, SIR"
"And ito effect 7"
"Yss. cir. Up ssroks end down stroke
the Up stroke regular and easy, the down stroke
spasmodiesIy sleetrifyiug, and ns effect.
sIrikiosiy isdssesibsb's."
"Yoa undssssssd that, I see."
"Gsofs,s Saith do you rscoIect the story
4 David sud Golishf" 4
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GIVE NOV.

Defer no: thy dseds TIL the mantle OF death
has covered thy form. Ten dollars given 10
day. are better than fifty left 10 thy will. 1,
IS not benevoence 10 give away what thou
hast no further need Of: and m legscies w,Il
purchase future ec,iy Tor the mean and ava.
ricious heart.
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DIR. KUIIL'S
Abyssinia Mixture .

tof Cstsuh,, lnauensi, Co.tiveness. P,les, Ora
vel. Genurrle. eject, Floor Aibas, o. The
WINES, Weakness, Obstfuciisns, &c.
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Golp IliLL, NC. Arc i,Is%s.
DR. j. kubl- Dear SIR:
You will phrase s.rward IN US a. rom ~ ccnr
sensni fresh ,uppl, Of the Rcsiotsf The lsicct
aud The Abyss,nia Mixture. ~s have aid on, ior
some time The Re,tofcr aud the Dcpuss,ivs
Powder. have proved 10 be very ef6cscious fni
tniiness Of the chest. Rheumatism. sore Legs. H..
hsmmsiions oil he Eyer, Debility, and other chro-
ME diseases. We WARRANTED the Aby ss,nts Mir.
'ure TO every patient. and no one has asked 10 get
the money returned. but on the contrary. every
one has praised It's great ssnst We powers.
We remain yours. respectfully.
A. q ID. W. llUNEYCuTT.
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offers 10 Club

Embellishments Inserted al One Dollar rss
square. ,ls lines or kss, thus sized type) for the
first insertion, and IS cents for each centibu.
ance. Court advertisements and sheriR's Sales
charged rs per cent, higher; and deduction
of 33t per cent. will b made from the regular
prices, for advertisers by the year. Advertise
menis inserted monthly or quarterly o. per
square for each time. Semi.msnthly rs ccnis
per squire for each time.
" Poss.uaseys arc suths.iz.d 10 ac. a. a,suts
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Hx3a HH aa %
Charlotte n South. CNrOliNo
GA& ROAD

HNHE undersigned Commissiensrs for thai pur.
Il pose, appointed BY The Board Of Direc,el.
Of the Charlotte and South Carolina Rail Road
Company. have upened Books for further subscrip
,ions To the Capital Stock Of said Company, q,
the Store Of Davidson l. Sprs,t In the ,esn Of
Charlotte.
q OATES,
WV. ELMs.
z. +. DAVIDSON.
LEROY SPRINGS.
CD. FOX.
J. W. OSBORNE.
s,pi 90. is!. sIu
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Deiirery bonds for snie here.
TERMS.

TWO DOLLARS per snoun in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS f payment
be delayed three months; and THREE DOL
LARS II not paid until the close Of the year,
FYaffSring o<g.s. A., rl..l.
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A. a. ID. W. llUNEYCuTT.
Coscosp. N. G.. JrLr %, tsts.

'"stVhu, W. u, JULY 20, Ietc.
DIR. kuhl--Dcsr Sir:
We have cold "uf alIcf your Abyssinis Mixture,
Il hrs given entire satisfseiios 10 sli those vho
have ustd IL. We have warranted the Abyssinis
Mixture IN oil cases on our o~ u account and -e
can say, 1t has ueyef isiied. We have daily cali,
far more OF the byssinis Mixture. and you will
please lend us az scoa as possible such . supply.
which will answer the great demand.
Very respectfully yours,
pIIltEO vnnEE
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
ov Yap rtGN couNTnIHS

Of markets. but their English value no, always rss.
Oily recollected. The following table v III be found,
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Tros.susse,s srS suihs.iz.d to ac. Z, a;sues
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

Mr.. EpIToR:-In late number
of your paper yOn speak Of the rate
Of travel on English Rail Reads, as
compared with the progress Of Amer
lean Roads. In onr country cheap.
ness is the first consideration and
with this erroneous economy there Is
also public mania for going ahead
\ word should be said on the differ
encc betaeen English and American
Rail Roads, icst,our citizens, ambitious
Of COM clifton. should make some
break'ncck experiments. The English
roads arc more firmly constructed than
ours--havc fewer and not 50 sharp
curycs--and are built with special
reference 10 speed and safety. They
allow no wheel road to cross the track
but require either a bridge above or
a tunnel beneath. If neither Of these
i, convenient, they allow AN occasion
al road across, but ia this case. the
road il fenced on, from the railway
by two gates with men stationed there
10 open them for travellers. Hence,
by 10 possibility can carriages be run
over, as it 50 often occurs IN this coun-
try. Every m.le or two on this road.
also, men are stationed with fags 10
give si1ua.s when necessary, The
cars are not those long Tonderous
th.ngs which wc have, breaking down
wheels and axle.,rccs under the cnor-
nous load, but are built in the form
Of coaches, containing but siX las.
sengcrs, with partition in the middle.
Tho number Of wheels, with little
weight III each carriage, makes a
break in the running gear, a thing
tha, rarely, il ever occurs. Every
Depot is a splendid establishment, fin.
ished IN the mos, elegant manner, and
shutting out all access for teams, either
TO the Interior Of the building, or the
road itself. The gres, gates are
opened and shu, for tbs ,rains. and
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sees vii ,,r ADDED dafirs a1.o bet sea-
sen
TiDry S,mes s-,'l cns Ts'f'io'y ts'e
d,ierrir.d ia yse~a' bloch. 81 'fone
TO be ,nserfsd % the iaside. a which
Eve ar~ already IN .ilsr vail aad n'nr
are ca list gseaisd. Alsoa Gi! ns'cT''
s.iop. have rsqs>.ied ptruii.,ion 10
msic ,iniisr d0naii"ns. ard neiui-t
have i~en ,c,ei,csi, Sope 1t 'hcw
Aio a eislsiaic ~nIa man.h'p auI l'raa
isiUi rf-aisiia, aisaost every pcoW'ncni
k,e,l "a ssowc 80 mntt,io m lltr | mon
Lf,ue titotc IL n;,e az there specimen.
Tlvrc lrA- been expended on ih"
stek up 81 tbs. tisn, 81 :" ,tft'h. Tie
,..,irnz,.j c,., 4: the y hu't .lati VAL
~ sit'o.Ira'
A large additional sohseriIison Nas
ci,c,l on ;hc spot. from Nisijcf-, ''h'
"a a w,sk ~ 80" afi,r ;he I,n,ssc' o'
tie conpfoni,r bill. ~h,,b s,cn to- iu-
,l.csie tba, zeal 10 the cause iuere7, cl
ia proportion a. the p'o.isc's Of pre-.
serving The l'non were Enlightened.
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BROTHER JONATHAN FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.

Thus vast see, Of pictorial illustrations foi
Christmas ard New Years has come to hand
and we must say that its merits are not over
estimated by the publishers. Til" Large en-.
cravings OF "The Country GIrl in New
lorh, "1he dream Of Love and Pleasure "
and the Presidents Deaths Bed, are valuable
and spirited pictures, which viii d"scred'i tc
the designing aud engraving Of these grand
features 81 the paper cost over fourteen hun
drcd dollars. Altogether tins number If the
Pictorial Holiday Brother Jonathan outstIp,
any of It's prcdeces sors by great oddr. III,
price remains as usual, ~ cents, or ten coPw'
for one dollar. Wilson 4 Co, New York
are the publishers.
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rerrs'pe~SeAn u t' Datly Maj.
NATIONAL NOM MENT.
WAsnySGroX. Nov. ?,

ltS. NV ~
a day or tao sinec ! pad Z wit Ia
TIC Washington Monument, and find i,
prcgtcs'ins anely, From a statement
recently rubsisLod by the National liz
ic'ical Society, CLEAN ,i.e folloain 2
particulars in regard 10 i,, shieh MAY
rot tic unin'ere.ting TO your numeroa,
army O! readers.
The foundation !. n, Tie La.iom 81
fee; square. !, is bu.i, Of .pcciss o.
blue Foes. a ;nale nal which i, continued
~ /. fssi above ground. Here the
marble work for the obeli.l olamencc,.
The olse'isk 10 10 be Ave hundred fv,,
i.sh, ard 90 fee; square Al the ba,c.
Tie wall, are - feet thick =, the con.
,Dencs tneni. l,sVing a sracc made %
feet square. Which NJ III ts q. he SANE
'limusie''s all the Ma, up. The cot.
side IA constructed q " Lsi u l..oNs a.
sye.ingios. = large crystal marble. pro.
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