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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-06

VyIRG1NIAs-Ata Circuit Court of the city Of
v Richmond, held 1t the stste Courthouse In
said city ON Saturday, April I'd, 1851 william
Palmer and John Enders, executors OF John En-.
ders deceased Plaintiffs, against Joseph Sfegsl
and Jane P, his wife, in her individual right and
a. guardian of Sarah Hunter and Mary Daoney
Gsthrirht, the said Sarah Hunter and Mary Dabney
Gathriehs, infants under the age OF twenty-ene
years, by Writ Roberts, their guardian dd tse",
assigned 10 defend them In this suit, and Isaac a
Goddln, late Sheriff OF the county OF Henrco; and
az such, administrator de bonis non OF Daoney
Cartwright. deceased- Defendants.
The said Court did, amongst other things decree
a. follows:
"And it appearing to the Court that more tnsn
two years have elapsed, since the qualifcstion OF
John Enders, deceased AZ administrator OIL DAD
ley Gathright, deceased, on the motion Of Jane
Steg4ll, distributee OF the said Dabney Gatnilenr
by counsel 1t is ordered that the creditors OF the
said Dabney Gathright, deceased, do, on the TWEEN.
tieth day of May next, show cause against the pay
ment and delivery of the estate OF the said Daoney
Gathrght deceased, TO his distributes and that
copy Of this oIder be published once q week Tor
four weeks, in the Richmond Dispatch, and also
that II be posted at the front door OF Me Court
house of the Court of Hastings for the city of Rich
mond, on the first day of two successive terms OF
the said Court"
Teste,
L.W. CHAMBERLAYNE,J il, Dep. Clerk.
aes-law4wF
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HAVANA CIGARs-direet from tog Inn
Porter choice article, for sale ct
ALIENS AABOUR,
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9 BILLING OFF-SELLING OFF AT
~ COST.-In order to make chan ge in our bus5
ness, we will sell of our stock at cost from this
date.
We have on hand large assortment of Masonic
Odd Fellows, Drrsids and Rechabite Regalias, Sil.
yer and Gilt Fringes, Laces Stars and Gimps
Also variety of other goods, we name in part
Canes Umbrellas, Combs, Brushes, Soaps PERU.
merry, Silver and Steel Spectscles, Carpet Bass
Bird Cages &C, &c.
For bargains, call soon at
MCDONALD Il LYONS No 18th ST.,
ap 29-3m under EXCHANGE Hotsl
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I'M RING sTOCK.-I am =

NH SPRING sT0CK.-I am -
know in receipt of my 2ring stock OF s18
Goods, consisting of Hats, Caps, Boots shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. deem it
needless to psr,fculaize suffice it to say that my
stock comprises all the new styles OF goods. and
from the most approved manufacturers Of all the
Northern cities, to which Invite the attention Of
purchasers, assuring them that no pains shall be
spared to please them. JNO THOMPSON,
sp6 No 81 Main street
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UNDRRTAkING.-Thes sue.

= T. U1NDN AENBs-Iu 5
scriber begs leave to return his
thanks his numerous friends and the public at
large for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
Undertaken, and to inform them that he has formed
a CO partnership with Mr. WILLIAM MURRAY,
well known to the citizens of Richmond as one Of
the old firm of Poore, Murray g. Roper, for the ex.
elusive purpose of conducting the Undertaking
Business in all its branches. His shop is on the
East side of Governor street, next door above the
old stand of Roper & Cowling, between Main and
Franklin streets, where will always be kept large
assortment of ready made Cef3a,s, and where all
orders left will meet with prompt attention.
fe l4-3m B. w. ROPER,
Next door to the old stand of Roper d. Cowling.
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Oft IN THE Silly NIGHT
" Oft in the Silly night, hear the cd church
BELL
The hour Of night, with great delight, its citizens
will tell
Yet years pass on, and still that und it's memory
still will cheer,
Of friends that pass from that sweet sound each
day and every year.
friend had, who died and left me, with his ill.,
tie stock;
silver Watch, with chain and key, and very an
Gent Clock.
For years I've tried to make it Co. and time to make
il keep;
At last took 1t to a store around on Governor
street.
But now the Clock and Watch is home, for time
they're hard to match;
so can safely recommend, 10 go from the Dis
patch,
To BARTHOLOMEW store, across the street,
I'm sure he'll do it well;
So now adieu, to all of you, and all your friends
please tell.
BARTHOLOMEW, Watch Maker,
Opposite tie Dispatch otfice Governor street
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MfOhTANT INFUkhATiUN.-In or
1 DER to make room for cur second supply 0,
summer Ut DDS to arrive about the 18th Nav we
have conclr ded to cher great Inducements 10 ptr
chasefs IN he re naming portion OF our Spring
stock In attention o. the ladies' il earnestly 90
hcited We have sreat many pretty and desire
Die Goods In Store. For bz,g aims call soon at
4 BART & MOSES,
W l63 Aain streat.
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a. FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE
1E INSURANCE Tho Richmond Fire
<Association arc now prepared 70 issus
policies of Insurance ON the above do
scrlption of risks on as reasonable tcrrns % any
similar company, and respectfully ask STARE Of
the patronage of the public. Applications viii D:
9th streets, where the officers win cheerfaly fus.
nish all Information that may be required. Al
losses promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BoSHER, Prsddsnl
JOHN a. BosAER, Secretary. mill
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GEORGE j. SUMNER,

GkORG& j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER and DEALER in CHINA, GLASS,
EARTHENWARE and FANCY GOODS No.
3, Fifteenth Street, has now in store and is
daily receiving by arrivals from Europe, the most
extensive Stock Of Earthenware ana China
which he has ever had, and of his own direct i'm.
portation, and from the Northern Manufacturers an
unusually large supply OF Glass, Looking
Glasses and Fancy Goods, which he offers
to both City and Country Trade, at as low
prices, and on as good TERMS as any house in the
Country. He respectfully so icits examination
OF mis- stock the strictest attention will be given to
packing and shipping. nah 8-2m
4 YON'S kATHAIKON, FOX PRE-.
IL SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY.
ING THE HAlR.-The Kathairon negtralizes the
effects of Disease, Climate and old age, in restor.
ing the human hair, and after badness of u
years cleanses the head from Dendruff and its
natural impurities; will cure the Nervous Head.
ache, diseases of the skn such Scald Head
Erysipelas, &c; and is the most desirable Toilet
Article for Ladies' or Gentemen's use, in the
world. II cxhales the perfume of the most deli.
cious flowers and being free from rancid oil or col
oring properties, gives the hair that Soft ch curl
ing appearance obtained by no other preparation.
The use Of the Kathairon is adopted by the first
Physicians IN Europe and America. and has sale
and patronage unprecedented In the history of the
Materia Medica Words alone aye superfnous; o
trial only attest its real virtEe, ts million
friends will certify.
To be had of all dealers throughout North and
South America Europe, and the Islands OF the
Ocean, in large bottles, for rs cas-.
The old cannot apply remedy, or the youna
take caution too soon. Use the Kathairon.
E. THOMASLYON, Chemist
16l Broadway, New YORK
Sold n Richmond by ADIE d GRAY,
ja6-6m lat Main street.
WOOD, WOOD, WOOD.-I am prepared
w to furnish any quantity of Oak Wood, al
the lowest cash prices. Orders left at the Stable
OF Mr. Browning, on 9th sstreet, between Main and
Franklin, will receive prompt attention.
have also several kne city raised Cows and
Calves, at my residence, half q mile from the
first Toll Gate, on the Plank Road for sale.
mh9-ts &C. BURTON.
WOOD FOR SALE.-The subscriber having
W large quantity of Wood to dspose of, has
found 1t convenient to take yard for that purpose
His yard Is on Broad street, opposite Brooke
Avenue. Orders for Wood may be left at the
stores of G. G. Herring, Esq Messrs Reeve Bair Z,
Jas B. Shelton, Esq or at the yard, which will NEE,
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
Oak Wood, which he will sell at the market price
ia l9-ts JOHN F. REEVE.
NOTICE.-PRICE OF WOOD AND COAL
lN REDUCED From this date, the subscriber
will sell Oak Wood for "a per cord, delivered
Pine for 50 80 per cord, delivered; Hard Goa 9
good article, warranted to burn well, at 50 so Der
load delivered
Orders left at Mr.. Woolfolk's Grocery on Broad
street, or the office ct the Yard will be promptly
filed.
fes-ts THos. FOSTER.
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MI HATS AND BOOTS. -
III From fifteen to twenty per cent saved e
by buying from j II. ANTHONY, Coum. ~
biau Hotel Building, Richmond.
Moleskin Hats, Of best quality so
Do do second do - 3 90
Drab Beaver 50
Fashionable Silk Hats so
Fine calfskin sewed Boots 3 50
Congress Cater Boots 3 Is
Opinion Of the Press.
From the FtecastIe Desa0cYa!, Apr! l, 1853.
SPY the way, we would say word for our friend,
John II. Anthony, Columbian Hotel Buildings, TO
those going to Richmond, and wanting, on landing
there, TO brush up little. just think OF the finest
kind of Hat for 50 so, and fine ca;fskin sewed
Boots tor 90 SO He promises to do this, and va
know he can, for we saw him do IL. sp ID
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~ EH BOOkS.-heceIyeda and tof sale at No
L> SO, Main street, opposite the City Hotel, by
JAMES GLIB
Vilette, by Currer Bell, author of Shirley, Jane
Eyre, &c, price SOC
Beatrice or the Unknown Relatives, by Caths
rine Sinclair, SOC
Disturnelrs Railway, Steamship and Telegraph
Book; being guide through the United States
and Canada; also, giving the Ocean Steam Packe,
arrangements, Telegraph Lines and Charges, Lis,
OF Hotels &c, with Map OF the United States and
Canada, 25c
Fair Rosamond, or the Queens Victim, by Pierce
Egan, Esq complete in one vol, SOC
large variety of Miscellaneous Works of the
most interesting character, constantly on hand and
for sale by JB GLIB.
NH
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TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

10 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
That nave now on hand, the -
largest and best assortment OF =
boots ana shoes, of good quality, ever
- offered In this city, selected by mvself ex.
pressly for retail both of my own manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among INV assort.
ment can be found something extra to which
would most respectfully call the attention of all in
want a. they will be sold low. by
ALEXANDER HILL.
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes
Trunks, Carpet Bags, valices, &c,
fes No l27 Main street. Richmond, Va
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TIL q z II u a E6 " HULK.
~ SALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
OF GOLD WATCHES AND GUNS IN
q 1.-THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-HENRY
LYMAN, of 90 Main street, Richmond, Va-the
only direct Importer of Watches to this city, snd
also direct Importer of double and single barrel
Guns, has just received from Europe, direct,
another lot of splendid Gold Watches, and some
very superior double and smile barrel Guns, which
will sell as low as any Northern Importer in the
United States. Country Merchants will do well to
examine my stock before going North. and also be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, at the Cheap Cash
Store of HENRY HYMAN,
90 Main street,
The only direct Importer of Watches, and
Direct Importer of Guns to this City.
b received, direct from the marufac.
turer, few more of the latest patent double bar.
rel Guns, which have given such general satisfac.
ton; call sporrsmen, and examine them Also,
large lot of the best English Caps, Shot Belts, &c
apS
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saas seM seq hes s4saNt ENM ksW IS
#ft asa8 Is ~ t8sss - sasa q y
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cEgL CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
&SH The subscriber has hand, at bis
Coacn making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary Q3,h and 18th streets,)
near the Columbian Hotel. Coaches, Chariottees,
Barouches. Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sulkies all of his own make, of the best materials
and workmanship-s OF which will be sold 80 low
as good work OF the kind can be in the city OF Rich
mond and respectfully asks u call from those In
want of any article in the Carriage line as am de.
termned to make to order and sell at the lowest
pre possible; and all work sod that new, war
ranted.
ap4-d6m MICAJAH MAEGUM
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NEW AND CHEAP SPRING GOODS
IN II. ROSENFELD has received his Stock Of
Spring Goods, to which he invites the attention of
his friends and the public generally, pledging him
self t. sell as cheap and chssper than similar goods
can be purchased elsewhere. His Stock comprises
in part all the styles of Ladies Dress Goods Nee.
die Work Of all kinds, such as Collars Sleeves
Hdkts; Cambria aud Swiss Bands and Edgipgs;
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c. Also, Coos Tor
Gentemen' and Boys wear. He will continue TO
receive through his brother, who resides in New
York, the latest fashions as they are intro
duced. Call and take look before you make your
purchases. ROSENFELD
ap 1-om l75 Broad street.
NJ HExTEk d SONS, respectfully in.
have removed from No IS to No 90, Main st. whers
they have on hand, and are daily receiving from
lheir mandatory in the North, large and fash
lonaole stock OF Ready Made Clothing. en-,
sno maze IN tne best and latest styles and will sell
'nem ootn al Wholesale and retail, a. low az they
can De bought In any of the Northern cities. we
respectfully invite The public TO call and see for
themselves Country Merchants would lind il 10
tnelr iaterestto examine our stock before purchas
ing. M HEXTER q, Sons
> No 30 Main street, one DOOR below
ap 8-lnf Purcell. Laid e. Co, Druggists.
~ ATsUN T. BOUTH, UPHOIs TEKERs
w AND PAPER HANGERS, respectfully Ia.
form the public, that their Spring assortment of
Goods in the above line 10 now con plese consist.
ing In part OF gilt, velvet, satin and conmon Pa.
pers; Borders, Fire Screens Curtain Papers Win.
dow Shades. Mating, door and table Oil Cloths,
mattresses and Feather Beds, OUNCES, d c. &c, ali
OF which they offer at prices 40 low a. can be par
chased elsewhere, at their store, No la Breed
street. opposite the Theatre.
+. S-Rooms and Entries Papered at the sboytesa
notice, lowest prices, and Ia q manner not to be,
eqoslieo by any cempetisers. ap 26-lms
GAIT, sALT.-fine factory nIled Liverpool
~ san; do do Ground Alum Salt, on board ship
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HARPER's MAGAZINE, Nc.-Harper's
H Magazine for April-25c
Louis the XVII of France, the Bourbon Prince
so cSnts
Ellie Linn. (Frsnconis Stories,) by Jacob Abbot,
so cents
A Child's History of England, by Charles Dick
ens-5U cents
Interviews, Memorable and Useful by Il Cox
D-Sl
Punch's Prize Novelist, by Thsckersy-5Oc
Lives OF the Hum boldts-Sl
The Monarchisl; Novel, by John B Jones-5O
cents
Agatha's Husband: Novel, by author of o gvies,
&c-37t cents
Clara Moorlsnd, by Emmerson Bennett-50c
The Heir of Redcyfe. by author of the Two
Guardians, &c-el
Bleak House, by Dickens, No I3-l2t cents
Received and tor sale by
HAROLD e. MURRAY,
na 50 gte Broad street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. received al
~ the Baptist Book Depository, the Preacher
and the King. or Bourdalone in the Court of Louis
the XIV, &c, by Rev Geo Potts, D D
Footsteps OF our Forefathers What they Suf
fered, and what they Sought, &c, &c, by James
Mall
The Young Womans Friend, by John Ange
James
The Young Mans Friend, by Jonn Angel James
The Believers Pocket Companion, by William
Mason
Memoir of Mrs Eliza Jones. Missionary te
Burmah and Siam. new enlarged edition
Memoir OF the Rev C II o Cote, D, with the
Memoirs OF Mrs Cote, and the History OF the Mis-
sion to Canada East.
The Ministry Demanded by the Present Crisis
by Rev Geo Ide, of Philadelphia
Also, of Bibles and Testamsnts, very large ad
dition TO the stock on hand. For sale by
an is CHAS WORKMAN, Depository.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03

NoTIcE.-The proceedings and resolutions of
Lodges and other bodies as tributes of respect,
etc, are charged as advertisements Yazoo City
Wing.
We are glad that our neighbor has resolved to
''charge" for inserting Tributes of Respect as
advertisements. This is nothing more than
right, and customary almost everywhere else
At present we will give none of the many rea-
sons for the belief of its being Just and proper.
but will inform the public that this paper adopts
the rule Of our neighbor, in this respect If any
OF our patrons shall be known to express dissat-
isfactiou at this resolution, we will take the
trouble to satisfy. them. by giving some facts as
well as reasons which will be justifable and
Conclusive.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03
REMOVED.

The office of the Democrat has been removed
10 Judge Gibbs new brick bindings, opposite S.
H. Wflson's-where our Office was formerly
The Telegraph Office has also been removed to
the same buildings-up stairs, over the store OF
Hobson & Lamkin. we have sign that can
not fail to guide those who seek either the Dem
ocrat OF Telegraph Office, as it did Christopher
Columbus in his search for the New World-the
American Eagle. To those who want printing
or telegra phing done in the very best style, and
on the fastest line, we would say--come to the
Eagle Block-up stairs!
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03
WEATHER, CROPS AND MARKETS.

4he crops. during the last month,-and its effects
upon them have been truly astonishing We
conversed with gentleman on last Monday,
who has lately travelled overthe principal por-
tion of the county, and who informed us that he
never sow better prospects for corn and cotton.
The rust has, however, appeared among the cot
ton in several places. We hear of one planta-
tion upon which the rot has appeared.
Our market has very much revived within the
last ten days. Produce and meats are in good
demand. Once more things about town begin 20
look bnsiness-like.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03

CO. Voters of mississippi, take notice that
the Wing party are at their old game-deceptioru.
They held regular Caucus Convention at Jack
son, on the llth of July, and nominated regu-
Tar ticket,-but now, to deceive you. they deny
that their ticket is the creature of caucus. If
the Democratic ticket is a caucus, or conven.
tion-created affair! the whig ticket is ALSO
"Honesiy is the best policy'-so the wings
should have learned by sad expefience-5ut it
seems they nerer 0iz! More will be said upon
this subject in future.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03

MRs. HARRIET BEEcHER SrowE IN Pans
WoRsE AND woRsE.-The refusal of Queen Vic
toria to admit the authoress of g Uncle Toms
Cabin" and the idol of Stafford House, into the
royal presence, appears to have been followed
up by Louis Napoleon in true imperial style.-
A certain MIR. F., in Paris, thought proper, upon
his own responsibility, to lionize Mrs. Stowe at
his own residence but, oh the dreadful insecu-
rity Of the one-man power While Mr.. F. was
in the act of taking our abolition heroine out a
riding" the police made a descent upon Mr. F
and all the Frenchmen in bis house, and sans
cerenaoaie hurried them off TO Jail. This ought
to suggest to the philantrophic lady the propHe-
ty and expediency of speedily quitting Europe
IN disgust. How well 1t would have been had
the Professor fulfilled his promised return TO
Boston by the first Of June. bringing madam
along with him. Bad business this, ofliorizing
among the socialists and bloody reds of Paris IN
these days No doubt Mrs. Stowe will learn,
the universal disgrace which
The has attempted to cast upon the institutions
If her own country, that. after ALL !" there is no
,lace like hon1e" May her experience do her {
.ood, and all Others Of the same ludney.-M Y. Is
7er11d, Il
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03

CO The New York Crystal Palace was open.
ed on the 18th of July. The accounts of the in
terest and display on the occasion, as given by
ihe numerous newspaper reports. are truly inter
esting and gratifying. There were many of our
distinguished citizens present--smong whom
rSeTe Davis and Quitman from Mississippi-as
well as numerous distinguished foreigners.--
None excepting invited guests and persons hold
ing season tickets were admitted on the occasion
Many of the articles for exhibition wera vet mn
opened The collections are said to exceed for
nner expectations. The President, accompanied
by Messrs. Davis and Guthrie, was present--his
speech on the occasion will be found in another
column Of to-day's paper. The manly and unas-
suning department of the President commended
him to the admiration of the thousands who wit
messed his reception at New York, and to all
who saw him as be passed through the country
on his journey there. Well may the people re-
joice-as they lately did at the Crystal Palace
that one of them, both in feeling and demeanor.
holds the Office of President
The tour Of Davis and Guthrie, as they accom-
panied the President to New York, has done
much to increase their already great and exten-
aive popularity.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03

ramifcstion which ingenuity had suggested to
supply that deficiency of intercommunication'
in vain had il been attempted to be shown him
how the military power Of this Government.
which consisted in The sinews and strong hearts
of its citizens could be used on the slope OF the
Pacific, unless there was railroad to transmit
it. (Applause.) If then, it could be done, and
if that hazard existed on that ocean, he would
say that the rest followed as a consequence, the
smoke of Pennsylvania coal might be seen on
the desert waste, beneath the cloud-cspped
mountains, and Pennsylvania iron, with the
very stamp of her own foundrIes upon il might
be seen creeping in long serpentine track to
the slopes of the Pacific (Applause.)
1t was not alone in her connection with these
great works that Pennsylvania's mineral Tesour-
ces were TO be united. She is the gnat sgricUl-
tural State of the Union. Her manufactures,
with their concentrated power, welding polite
IL influence, have attracted attention greater
than that which belonged TO her agricultural in
terest, yet her agricultural was many times more
important than her mineral interest. Nay more
she had commercial interest, which exceeded
both her mineral and manufacturing interests.
And there was something wnlcn seemed 10 MN
ought to be peculiarly proud to the heart OF
Pennsylvania when she looked back to the land
from whence her people sprung and saw upon her
own broad bosom those crops which could feed
them in the year of famine, and she might not
only welcome them with open portals TO land
of refuge but of support. (Applause.)
He felt that the occasion was not one to wan
der into those broad themes Of discussion. He
had trespassed too much already.
(Cres of go on go onD
Mr.. DAVIS (resuming.) He rose to call out his
venerable friend, so long the representative of
Pennsylvania, and whose name came unbiddeu,
when her name was mentioned. Immense ap-
plause.)
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-03

NinsFeh was fifteen miles by nine. and forty
round. with walls one hundred feet high, and
thick enough for three chariots breast. Babylon
was sixty miles within the walls which were
seventy-ive feet thick, and three hundred feet
high, with one hundred brazen gates. The tenn
pie of Diana was four hundred feet high: and
was two hundred years in building. The largest
of the pyramids is four hundred and eighty feet
high. and six hundred and sixty-three feet ON one
side; its base covers eleven acres, the stones are
about thirty feet in length, and the layers are
two hundred and eight. Three hundred and six
ty thousand men were employed in it's erection
The labyrinth of Egypt contains three thousand
chambers and twelve halls. Thebes, in Egypt
presents ruins twenty-seven miles round. IL
had one hundred gates. Carthage was twenty !
1--WE miles round, and so was Athens.