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SALE OF MOoRE's LETTERs.--The letters of
Moore, the poet, have just been sold in London
They were put up in five hundred lots, and though
of the lots bought in, the great ma
lorty were knocked off to many different pur-
chasers Ofcourse it will practically be impossible
to collect this correspondence together again. 1t
might have afforded considerable assistance in the
production Of that honest biography of the poet
which Lord John Russell has failed to give, and
which, therefore, some other writer will have event
ually to undertake. But this consideration was not
allowed to weigh against the practically more inn
portant one ''put money in thy purse The letters,
it was known, would bring more or less cash since
parties would be found to buy, some from motives
of idle curiosity, and others from desire to pos
sess the autograph of the poet. So the CORE
spondence was bundled off to the auctioneer, and
that it might fetch the highest possible price,
divided into many lots possible. Yet, after
ALL the sum realized was not large. The public
interest in the Moore letters seems to have been
less than was imagined, or some other cause--it
would be idle to conjecture what produced this
result.
The sale of these letters ought to cause due re-
Election on the part of all persons given to episto
larry correspondence, especially politicians, lite
rary men, young ladies, ct id on,ne genus. The
publication of the Jesse Hoyt correspondence was
bad enough. But in that case the principal par
tics were alive, and could perhaps have bought
back the letters if they wished. When man is
dead, however, he can do nothing ANYBODY
may buy up his letters, even the most confiden-
tiaI; may laugh at them, sheer over them. pub
fish them; and the poor tenant of the grave must
submit to it all in quiet. The cupidity of his
executors, or of Others who may happen to have
his epistes, places him at the mercy of every fell
low who spend five dollars in buying few of
his letters at an auction, or who can revenge him
self for some past fancied slight by purchasing
and publishing the confidential communications of
the dead. This practice of selling letters has
grown, in fact, to an alarming extent. Nobody
seems to respect the privacy of such things, pro-
vided the writer is dead and his autograph is
worth even shilling. Beware, therefore, what
you write. Wo to you if, in writing, you think
you can trust your correspondent. Expect, if you
will write, and you not n mere nobody, to find
your letters sold as regularly your personal
effects Philadelphia Bulletin
EATING WILD HoNEy.--We understand that a
valuable negro man belonging to DIR. Sheftall, of
this county, died few days since in consequence
of eating honey. This is the second case of the
kind which has occurred within few weeks.
Savannah Courier,
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TTNHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform the
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The Saranac is a steam frigate.
To this list may be added the ne-of-battle ship
Alabama, and frigate Santee, now under cover,
and whose keels were laid some time anterior to
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and in compliment tor his effective services during
the Revolution. She was subsequently captured
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inches in breadth, and one hundred and eighty
two feet six inches long on the upper deck and
at that time the largest IA gun-ship in the wsrld.
The Crescent, 80, next built, was given as tri-
butte to the Dey of Algers, at the time when our
navy was too small and the country too feeble to
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The Raleigh, SO, made several gallant defences
and was at last captured by two ships of superior
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to.
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SILK, RIBBON, AND TRIMMING HOUSE
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T. BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA

IL GINGER.-THIS ESSENCE ia prepare
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| Goat Meeting of the Board OF Direct
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olution was passed:
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MYER PHINEAs,

MFEK PH1NEAS,
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EATING WILD HoNEy.-We understand that a
valuable negro man belonging to Dr. Sheftal, OF
this county, died few days since in consequence
of eating honey. This is the second case of tho
kind which has occurred within few weeks.
Savannah Courier,
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YaHOMAS w. HELEN, No. l22
Dugan's Wharf, above the State
Warehouse, keeps constantly on hand q
large supply Of GUANO, OF direct i'm
portaiion, which he offers TO sell on az
accommodating terms as any one in the
market. Also, Calcined Plaster, ce-
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The mvsculsr pswsr Of ihs h.~
body 10 indeed wosdsrfal. 4 r
perssr will tro, rapid pace. ssd safsy
. weight ofAsix hundred pounds. Nile.
. celebrated sr,hl~,io Of fCrolsao, In Italy.
accustomed himsslf 70 carry The srssssss
burdens, end BY degrees became nsa-
stsr In strength. II 10 said tAAi hs carried
on his shoulder O, On four ysass ed.
weighing upwards ofsns lhousasd psssss
and ahsr~ards tillsd him wi,h oas bssv
Of his fist. lie was seven tinsss cree
.. the Pylhian games. end els ss..shs
Oiympian. Hs presented hiassslf tho
seventh time, hrt M one had Tho courage
10 enter ihs list sgainst him. He wee
one Of The disciples Of Py.hsgoras. sad 10
HE uncommon strength thas lsasssA
preesp,o: and HE pupil owed their lives.
The pillar which supportsd tho rscf sf
the houss suddsuly gave wsy. bot Nile
supported the whole roof or tho bsilAines
and gave the philosopsr .ius 70 sssspe.
In old eye hs as.smpts4 20 pull Up Q wss
BY i,s reo.s and break is.4 He esniAlIy
effected is--bus his s.rsagth beisg srad.
uslly exhausted, tho tree eiaG, whore
rs.snited. and lsh his band piasAsA iu
the body Of IL. Hs wee ihse slens asA
unable to dissngags blnnsslE died In 'thas
position.
Haller naentionsd that hs cav 0 az6a.
whose finger caught In Q ehsis ss tk8
bottom osa n,ias. by kmpiae is lbssiAiy
bent, supported BY that assans 10 shsls
weight ofbis body. enc handrsd saA eAy
pounds until 10 was dresa % % shs
surfass, : distance sf sis huaAssG iess..
Augustus II. King Of Poissd. ssu!a ssli
up q silysr@nla.eaEiks . shest q sssss.
and twist ths sisssgsss hoTss.skas ssas.
der. i lion 10 said % have lsa tho I'm.
preston of his teefh urcn sgpiees or hssd
iron. Ths nsost lprcdieio...
muscle sis exhihitsd ~ sne22
whale moves wigh an Tor gLan
dsnss medium ef Watss -
him around ihs .ssria IL ssLs
night and sword.lssh has
70 strike Bis wssp0z tils-
. ship:
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Savings Bank ~ by emp,ying bis pu'
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