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And North-Carolina State Gazette.
a, rr i i
UALEUill, (N.C.j VKIDAX APUL 28, 180.
Vol. X
Vgriv-'t"r,-ii "rr - i- i
-No 17.
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Valuably Land.
1 XOR SALE tract of ratoahlf kwt. situate oa tlx water
V of Buff.!
UeUSIISD WIxKlT,
nr THOMAS HEX DEBSOXtjr.
. . .mu I ' i n..M n l .- v 1 1. ri
l5!! at least ftl 0nt M P4 TT dw. 1 ST, U tnc actftacT of Col. H . Jctrrai.- Teas laad it
sr- lit d. lh T: c4 Editor, adapted toO growth of notion, worn, and whaaW rnaatl
jT, -rrT" src paid. AdrUffiU wot wH( mob y be had oo the first of Jsmvt'im-i ,
?LjTc twtl tiae iaaertr) three time tor dollar Asm a tract liif rm both mCrt of lUahtaad arerk said
. c . - - w MAhMiMU waniT. wi kuhuiv M lannB av ui flitiflnua. iifnrr wu -
tamj- y ' i i 7 ' r m.-ZLZ ' . ' 777 . " . ...
growth of tnfeacao, (al aora aj1 coUou and on which
gt t ill teat, V omenta of Otis tract may ba had i-
taarttatrlf.
mad term of tsrriaeot which a very
apply tu Wna. H. HTo-a, Eau. or to the
wAaenber.
. WM. BOYL.VM.
Ratcitfh, March 82, H-oowJ
FH01'0SLS
PNMS in rr" 8t- KMulxma, a j for (k prise
' UwXewfper, t. b mHtled Urn . 'fr?0' '
ALABAMA. TKLKott VPII."
BT RICJL1RD B BRICJTLLU
t a a ' ' r- Va
rr-Tu -.."o: .Tkre" t the btntux oiiu amuuueia
Ami ioformalioo tanitM k too inoch eDurarl pard-
turij Jut which rcUleatoour own eouotry, tu rewjuror.
lTi!e best trohabl metns of iroprtrrinr Iheut of tt
ttifer t ucfi'tlilitj IttU it tmift bt lH Utio
o l OAjjt 1 CMcluJe in j rtroirV
Mr. E4tif , in tapport of Ihlt jtem, witht
ahould tKere cbanc to b torno fld bortih
ktid Cpt. fc. thond chatKe to diKo'1 1 "
war Ihnhcr M natat doabUi mil be recorder
on the ill r imiaorUlttj. Btt, thd ti
(ow ppiratlj) tapiftot Icheme In th tod
prove abrit,thf j doabtka will be priitted
to Boat d,in the gutter of time with in "lorj
oftt.t ui, tUe Arabran Tales aoO the hnlliaot
aehieTeroent of the A'nM ) to AfancAa 4
Ai air I atitl Ltwriet nope better of the
Cipuia' Schemet than thi jet should thej
prote b v iorj, they may aeveriheieM nc
tAidtncvto aotoaAit not inttrvctnt
u.l'uv i tflidf ncv to attoaan not mitruct n in our
OTWRt.ibwckekalnK b" appoir.ted by anct ef Pmir throotfl life a A I SMicerelj Wth
UL th LeriUtufe oftheatata of North Caro4iia, ai- tha Eit-ty TD'T bdgiatffjl enough, towafdl
UU'-o-BM up Uhu rht!ojr.ejr w atiow
htro t ertf rnitoi.tk, 'W trtnt f Prtalft.
- i rar aMwinukr auiti n miwi MmaB-kiiA
partr p--n - . .ZZ " . . ' . tttw ot Oae tec Vaatery r m Mrinj' eactrwd o aooa
'e,'w.r a,ul lh pv-
v"i:':TT?r)ZI V mt of Iftrlait. a.; law. atir to tb Pi-
rLTaai nluckf ameatr of the fruit Of the Irer of kiow . 4,6 l4o1"rinfi' i
in 14 ffillare about UbliWa a t.r.pike rMl
frmtbaNw-9,.Iia3 ( Wt.dS GfryShopa
packet money ia ret demand
lSo'dock A. M. KileijrdaeSotli aoe tm!e
by obtervatioa we fund eir ItHtudV 31 decreet
iHHitea N. aod lone. r9 degrees Z$ mmtrtet
Vet. tar-several gentiemj 1ainr wt i Tflrlt
pike road from (H city to S'sne. MitJ, pok
on of the Cortoany, trade dttU, Treaiiry Nltee
ih great de.nind milea N. E. of llaloigh. ffaaf
aevral carteiilera traninr -a wikxWb. Wee
poke one of then, leemt they were tnakiog ft'
Ciome to buov the ETprrtmuU" Oavi
Shallowi iQ Waybe Couaty, where a.ehad Uit
it trW daring tho hn fill, roll tbem ty
Were working wron & proceeded
Ttje wjnd elrif dnj, eoe' coati w now S; H.
1C patt 3 orock I'. M. discovered VTayM
cough beartne N. S aiilei, lowered oar tU6oa
tad repaired. , ; . . a
- 40 AUdk. A Af rnt rflldef wt, w Nrine)
'lve ! nilleVTWh tvofloa VVernca.
B7c Xttttl Copt:. &,,tm 7Vrrw K.www Cawwwr, f howiogK paiseltbc gtei JtiAac Afars. LHA
SCUKVIE.
1401 TickeU at 85 are 7000
3
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30
165
240
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500
100
50
20
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1U00
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600
1650
1500
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abject to adedacUon of 15 per cent.
blanks to a prize.
7000
aitd nut
t.-.)
esV twrJitial ukaoaatow rvF- V.a TlMnlt f
r ; "tll rTi" I cifc. cur tmtOJiai dohoi .tnatfiaepcniience acpena, con-
fe'SlT?c WeoWthattl.epatrona
. " . . . ... . ls ananf th niihtie at larir Willnann enable them to
fl .1 1 maMiw rvmars rMr iu muHuran driht . " r n -
QumI a aw $enuU. mafttu tamen excimt mutt.
I h.ivr s;ient mjnyut my leisure moments in
rr fleeting on the formation ef the Globe by hoU
Mw concentric spheres ; and that in Ml proba-
ibrlits is likely to hsthe result t the eipcdition
tt the North Pole. Tbis do doubt gatft origin
: to the fi;l!owin
j DRE M which I beg leave to intrude so Ttr
a9 to offer to the public.
lnt creating particulars of an!Lrtal voyagt.
ICjrKappet'fiir, tu be in Columriia S. C. learnt
that tlesm-s. M'ntlfier, Blauchard, Kozirr
with everal othtr Monsieurs were there skilled
Tbr-.atation bad just finished a spacious
in
fpjge, and bereraireU at the pure fount of liberty that waw
in niflll wnuiu uiiiicit it iuwu ui iicck mi m khi a fa
CwmocJ. It ha been euatomary to rraort to Greece act I . 1 Pnte of
cae for ainiiliet and eoreparUona. Bat for the great - j
axriean Repobtie, there it an -mprion he ti.ti"a-
Cat " a gri't phenomenon unpraecdeoted' in the anitaji af
1.JU) lint-lf preoeent (or aatioas yet to come, tu thii I
ajrptnilent and happy country koledge ia es4ialfy nc. '
acaary to our welNoei'ig, and to the preaeratioa a 'd per
BcUittioo of oar liberie. I
TV roost cheap, eaay and diflUiiva channel of informttidit ,
i Seal-Paper it ia a fountain that feitibsei as it flows 1
a n a public mapxine, where individual may deposit laeir
aanul treawirea, for the use and instruction of tUeir fel'w
. a .i e : M . v ar a s ... a a
aitizeD U is - a orui wirwiicia oi me umcs- mai uae a , xvt manager trusting to tne public ipmt,wnicii dm
je,nwaresofUiehoatsofvioa,ajidpotnUtodeharfcoof hitttertoanti aUll uirbi to animate erer town in
and honor. ' aurrtvirt ftf eitucAtinn. unnn which more than anv thine
halirt, H-ns'ti ?4 feet, diantoter 72 feet, pur
p isely to nn ke oiscitveries about the North Folej
i: ;n i... ... n. .,v..i ..r-:.. . comoiete ue saieoi ttcacts. andtiie arawuir oi me uot infr ?u'iio utriuniuii ouseuiru v.u ucwuiuc
The eolamoa of the rete-mph will eontain m variety of tenr.' pftstenger ballot elegantly completed,
fcicful and interesting; matter, such as Foreign and Domestto The prevent scheme doaanot embrace the ctpitol for ' &ni ,(ljtje emnermiable to cas ,
Mews SeKgiou and Moral Essay Essays on Agrieulttre , which the managers have Given bond, nor doe it con. n.u i t in.LS,, l;., nn
fi InternalWprovvment-Aoe-Jote iksaia Poeoo template to raJTihe sum Authorized by lav ; yet aa the1' 9t ,a,t- AB,thl"8 hcn.g ready-arg. 00
ftiiton, valuable Recipe, fcc. ke. experiment is untried, t bey have thought proper to pro- board, erew oc deck, baunOD sufficiently diSteD-
Tbe paper will appear abot the firatol My or Jsne, poe the first class on as small a seale as poible, re-; ded ropes cut away,-it acended-being over
i"t " lmJlT KinJsT.a- serving to Uiemelves the r.t of prdingin futura to charjreil with Gas id 33 minutes found our-
javJoa the day suited t. the arrival aod departure of ibe one or two addtUonal claw . selves ll,733feel abo
bails, at four dollar per annum, payable in advanoe, or 5ve . wuivku iu.utow - r "-tr
S3lllr at the expiratiTof the yeir. ' of the drawing w,ir commence, and the public w.il be
(O-Subseriptionstothe Telegraph reeeived t this Of. , J f PP"!whcn the drw'
lie" ' 1 Theprijes will be paid within sixty days after the
CaiCHuOH 1)i?&u2Q drawing, and all prizea not demanded within one year
hrvltB Proprietor of this Bridge have the' satisfaction of from & drawing will be coniidered as forfeited for the
I informina the public that rt it now in a state to afford a eeneftt ef the institution.
Bill i a short time l eompleUrly taaished. , It is thrown a- i Thomas Rice.
1 ik. r'.r.P.ii mt Imwpt FaTeltrTilli- anil ia built tin. I . . '
M. Lloyd Mill,
i . J Managers.
Bnrt'bBeJd. John's Co-N-CaroliSS. S
N B. f nfArmmfr tikM fa wkkW tsreive moRtha
Hotlisterrwh infarrnvd 1 b bad
fa cruise after 1714 Stot0,enqtr
yfe and convenient passage for any kind of carriage, and
All in a short time be completely taaished. , It is thrown a- i
oai the Cane-rear at Lower rayettevuie, aod i punt up.
. . . r .i 1 . . . . I I. T.
In tie man approven pian ana oi uic oesx maxeriais. n n i
av sigh as to be beyond the reach of the highesT" Freaaeta '
ad is level from bank to bauk o as to preclude any material '
Meat or descent The ratett oar will be taken to hate
Zrilr; V J - i.V diyj-f 4rwh a,he purchase money
pa' Wfa ougbsg 4maod7i
and to alf :ho eocas frpia tha East side of- da mer. The '3sasz&SS3ca2tsg&BKSS& i
Tolliamoderste, and aare will bStakea'to prevent any de- . ISCellanV
Sy, a the Toll Keeper will pay constant attentroti day and . , ' ' - ' J ' ' " .,
sthe Proprietors biT encountered great riik and ex- r-. TH ,TAB" .
t.-. .t,..,irion nf thi. Hridcr.. -ircK ia inAA .n tflpfain 5VH'rt, tt CtltTa.
jbnor to the sUte and a sropendoua specimen of Arehiteetrj- Mr. Editor, DeS it Dot fietm a little DOTel
nl skill, they hone to receive an ample share of public pat- at this eoliehtened dar that the ereater numl: er.
naage.. I hey leel asaurea ut U tr.vei.er. anq other. , , h - - . - , rrtmmIlnif
will make trial ottDeir uringe, mey can never tnina ot - ---"".-y - r " Jt
asmg the nver agajn by any oth-r way.
: By order of the President and Director.
, . J. A., CAMERON, ?ecy.
fayetteville, M.C ApriltO.tiaO. 16 ws.
(whilst the adventurous" are poshing forward
their discoveries and developing many of the la
tent causes of the phenomena ia nature) still
should obstinately maintain their opposition ;
& would have us reject all innovations of thought
and speculations on possibilities or probabilities
as absurd or unworthy of investigation ; especi
ally when they lie beyond the reach of ordinary
viainn riA ntt ortfhin ttia immmlitta c tapn nl
riBm.ll and A l.v l'Mrt.l. ornicll main JianftAnt. Pfinnf fend I
Aley are infcnti, by their Guardian Jonathan Bubee, i occ,lr deitonstratlon i
'ltsinliSs,v. Reuben Sanders, Baeautor of John Carrell, ! Among the most remarkable schemes which
State of North-Carolina,
Johnston County.
Court of Pleas and "Quarter Sessions, Februaiy
a Term, 182$). ,
'fhthiu Carrell, Me-rell Carrell, Ranvora Currell, Penny
'a i. a aa' ,i .a aa a r - tra B
.aVe'd. Mitehett.Carrelt and wite Sally, William Carretl ; are now in operation, the expedition of Gaptain
ftEW Pole, seems the mo.fdis.
Wife Susannah, Willie Johnson and wife Winifred, and 1 tlOgUlshed.I am tar from denying the captain
Benjamin Carrell, defendants Petition for account and j the honour of originating the idea ofhoHow con
Settlement. . x i . . i
centric spheres yet he is by no means the
first person that has maintained the hypothesis
of the earth being hollow : Such were the opin
ions of ancient, prior to the days of Virgil, or he
never would have described he visit t)f Knens
to the shades of Pluto, in search of hU father.
The Poet was even so particular in this as to
give a minute description of the road thither, &
the frightful entrance : The Dti Jlverwi who
presided there : The Etysian fields, and the
shades that inhabited them.
thii ThePhilosopher and Poet, seems also
to strengthen the opinion of the earth being a
hollow Sfiher.Supiosing it turned upon an
Axel as what he insinuated, and admitting it to
oe ajouu mues tn uiatneter, u wouiu us nouui
jTsppearine to the satisfaction of the Court that Mitchell
X Carrell and wife Sally, William Carrell and wife Lucy,
ytrlnf the defendant aforesaid, are reiident of another
4Ute to the ordinary process of law cannot be served en
yro ; It is therefore ordered that publication be made fhr
weeks successively in the Raleigh Star for said defend
Sod top)ear at tlie t'ourt-House in SnrithfiaW In the coun
ty aforesaid, en the fourth Monday, ia Msy jieat, to answer,
vlesd or demur, or the petition will be heard pro eonfesso,
A judgment entered exnurte to them-
Test, Bat. S ANDKR9, Cterk.
lt8 6vs rrice ady. 3,50 ,i
Stat'
ot TentieastiCf)
Sumner Circuit Court.
1., Septembr Term, I8l'5.
katSin, Comp't
J,': vs. . . - Clojatiction Bill
Voho H. Mabaine.Dnrtr 3. . t . . v
yPjlIS day came the complainant by I us conntel, and ifap
JL Pearingto the eeurt that taid defendant wac not tote
yaod;.nthis County and that he was a wut-resideat. It is
5.pubuoalit. bejnade.four wem. weeewve r,n , -u mH . . . n ..Ufrnt nn fi.
y nasnvuie Maaette and Raleigh Star, requiring sua ee- - --
jjnt to appear and ariWer said ullat iornext court, or pornt out from whence it follows, Ovid believ-
W lame will UtaTwhniro.confeBso. - v 1 od fhp'r. an ariftrtiire at the Doles of about
- . . Mfiw w mraww' ara. i " j - , i f , m a
ANTHIIMI KHflllLrJIalilti .''a 4V a ' ' ' i : I 1 .J-
proper proportion to allow 22 degrees 30 min
utes for the dfater of its axis, hich the Poet
State of North Carolina,
oBbcrior rn'nrt f f.w. Trm nf thai firaf Mon
22 l -i degrees whith very nearly corresponds
.with Captain 'jmmea' opinion. But tbe Ohio
rnuosopner mentions noimng uuui in ungiu
ility no 'doubt t6'wi& Quibbling.
f.iirinn t,f R:mnfiata author of the famous
i r - , 1 - . 7 7
nun aft. r..i.. & i...rili.i,t iscia , ',. . - l i - : i
v . r wi mc murvii .Tiuuuayioi crsan.ii iv , VjreeK aiaioguef, give innunirraoiw iiiiauces ui
'."tf .!?we ,scenes;iMsiniri.'th-lower' domains s also of
lav. juaa-rv fuicr anal tia itidiniit.ti awianivsi a a i ' .m. ' ,.ak''1.' '
Kfrifea" it araring tothe satisfaction of tha court .ft eSllai
Ifcv1 leg-1 course has been taken, "and the defendant Old ay .n
w.. . "picrr u ra ocaereo oy coup tnci toouwowi i
apttta.' ' - irine:
sviS! Robert Henry, Cleri Mid Conrti at office the : ness, ithd that the cobcave Vnstde k in all 'res.
. - . i-avu DCVll I St IHIIOI HIV Vn ft; uniut u "'
Ttal", ' J.l ) i... .,-, - Rnrt'T. HKNQY. Ok- F- Tf . " . " ' 'v. ' 7 "liiiji:
?WTOiafliw . " 7 lWWtMOj;flMa
ve the surface of the earth,
saw the clouds floating under us air 9 degrees
below the freezing point, found great difficulty
of breathing discharging some Gas lowered
cenaideraby brisk current to the North, found
ourselves over North Carolina, discovered Fay
e:tevill bearing N. E. by E. with our glasses
could minutely view the Town saw but few
passing the t-eeta times apparently dull the
U. States Bank closed, the doors ofMessrs 8c Co.
also ciosed, aw the whoro length of the grot
citj deal no one at work gpon tt. spoke a citizen
Jaarat t was, Hlj tjj,with the ditchers "tate.
usnx niores" in great demana a tresn oreeze
springing up from the S- . beat us as far West,
ardly as the forks ot the Yadkin Uharry, innu
merable hage rocks in the Yadkin & Cap'e Fear,
dull prospect of removing them Spoke several
men near the Fork" of the Yadkin, told us
they were clearing out a turn pike road to the
44 Uhary landing"had finished the portage-
way a mite back77 handsome situations tor
ware houses, beautiful wharves and eddy water,
several fish traps, a number of canoes rrding at
anchor, beautiful landscapes, spoke a gentle
mandirectly from Long's Ferry" times dull
Treasury JV otes in great demand. Charging our
balloon with more tass we again ascended, saw
the grand chain of Allegany Mountains in the
West, the blue ridge bearing N. and IS. W. like
a dark cloud low in the HoriBon. Wind shiftifijr
blew briskly from the West, oassed rapidly be
fore it, discovered Guilford Court-House N.
N. E. saw a large collection of people, spoke one
of the Company learnt, they had been out to see
the Guilford Ghost, times dull, Treasury Notes
in grett demand. '.
15 past 9 o'clock A. M. saw the University
8-4 mile ahead, due East, lowered our balloon
and repaired. ,
1-9 Past 10 charged with more gas", ascendiftg
"again got a lull view ot the bouses on rrankltn
Street, could easily make out the letters on the
sign board for tbe " City Hotel," passed close
upon the North of tie Village, saw several gen
tlemen upon the observatory viewing us with
glasses, discovered one apparently busied in ma
kiagr an estimate of our raterof motion, saw him
take our bearings and at the same instant having
reference to the timeout passed I fekr with too
great rapidity to enable him tojtdke his observa
tions with any degree of precision; Gallileo him
self never looked with more earnestness fdrspots
in the sun than these good people eyed 'us having
got to the extremity of Franklin Street, by this
time the square fronting the' Colleges on the
East was crowded tike the Champ De Mars,
wii 41 the Students en masse, they were ' now
nearhjfina right line with us, & the Sin, which
reflecting Irom the-balloou, must nave attordeu
these spectators a very romantic & Grotesqife
appearance- "
With our glasses (which were'exilent,) could
plainly discover th awe and novelty with which,
th'ece sons of science viewed us,' meanwhile the
spirit of enquiry seamed to circulate rapidly,
from Freshman, to Sophomore,' from Sophwmore
to Junior, from Junior tp Senior, from. Senior,'
to Tutor, from Tdtor to Professor till it got to
the highest grade . of scientific advancement
spoke a senior student half a mile N. N. K. of
the village student, all well, heavy complaints
in college against Coric Sections and Cavallo's
small print, several espisiOns" of ilour lock,
queues and shorts coming in fashjpn, much Ulk
heen rosttoT'
eneiuirad ahnnt fh
citizens, learnf. tft'ey were all welt, times sin
usal ly dull, Bank Notes In gfreat demand; after
giving liollister the bearing and distance of the .
'Borough, we send. Si and 1 t minutes, the wind
shifting abjiut to the S. E. beat us over the towrr.
a.dead csl-n ensuing, left us poised for 25 min
utes directly over tk e Court House Saw the)
good citizens gaze at us, heard orders tiven fors
it- .1 .
caiiinsooi me miutia. raosicias were soor
reatine the long roll, militia formed a line ia
the main street, the greater Dumber uniformly
equipped, displayed great military prowess
the novelty and awe we afforded those below us-
could not be much if any exceeded by that
whicfi tbey presented to us in thefr several, mao
Ouvres, notwithstanding upon the .first manifes
tation ol hostility from the town we bun"; out
white flag upon the mizen mast, but this-had do
influence whatever in either appeasing theif
suspicions or abating their zeal f ir the comnioa
defence- It was fortunate for us-that the milt
tsry passed the time we were becilmeA ibcooOa
termarching,'evolotioD8 ficc. v
44 past 10 o'clock Gave a greater ioffrtloii
to our balloon soon rose to an astonishing height
the ink froze, the mercury' sunk in the bill of
he Thermometer, loweriog Somewhat a gale sit
ung rn orisaiy truiu ute ooutn, toai sigmoi laa
and bid adieu to those we left behind '
a ft S) . ... .
43 degrees SO minutes t6rth moeh alarm edV
heard a sound at a distance oa he left, fearing "
it was a tempest hove too, but soon found it waaV'
tfit Niagara falls we lteod- nowrN. Ebjr'Ba
nassed PssamaaMddrBavrsrr5aw fha
Tf 8ea Berpent fwtnd to Fftitttief Itall, With
dispatches and qpdatufs for the Boston raiht
ers, spoke him butcould not board htm for tho
bunches on his back Observation length by
Prince's table of tabulations, 129ier, 6 ani tin
half inches. V
Vote Bene. No dotht nbw of the existenVo
of Sea Serpents ready to qualify to it
Pleasant weather, light breezes, our coast
Northsaw floating rainbows vju the right anal
Northern lights ahead- . i- After
passiog the 6traits of Belisle, saw a flock Vf ,
Mur maids which excited muck surprise-iJL-a.il
hands to quarters, armed with' harpoons sotin
found they were in pursuit of herrings, which
were very plenty In this region, saw them de
vour several, and let the small ones fall JVort
J?ene. Ubes not this account for fish falling in
showers of rain ? Rau foul of a jlging rchbte
which carried away our bob stay and flying jih
boon, started our gas pumps and injured theaia
room. After taking some drawings for 0r.
Mitchell,' repaired and stnod 1 . 3
o'clock A. M.. by observation fobnd our latitude,
59 degrees and 40 minutes N. and long.
degress and 42 minutes VV est s poke an East
Green lander times dull a cargo of Rutaba
ga andCobbett breeding sows in great, de
mand i ' ---"2 b'clock E. II.
met a vessel bound to England with Spitsber
gea papers learnt the expedition under Capt'
Symmes had sailed for the North' Pole 103 days
past crew being alrxious to get to England ti
hear orator Hunt spobtj tson parted with us
Gale inereasing, took tn top gallant sail, reefed
niain salt, fore sail, tec. Scutl
for 37 minutes and a half at 5 o'clock P.
cob Id discover the Satellites of Jupiter with the ,
naked eye Hove oo found ourselves inisighfc
of the turnpike road that leads to the Comet
- the weather being now perfectly CJear.
could p'ainly see the foW board with our gtasi '
es, and discern the characters, which we ssp
posed to be the rate of toll, took fac 'si mites' to
send' to Dr. Mitehell-t.to interpret,
saw land abeid lowered oorbaiieou.
Numbers ef white beare and Cotes On the ? In
land more gentle than tbossv of Kentucky-
HicnonnulIadesunt
tCJT Whilst surveying the interior bf this Is
land we were unexpectedly saluted' byirersohv
of tall, and dark Complexion; yet hating some
thlrrg of majesty in his looks. -Her-teferBHed' e
he was called Cherubinus and inhabited the in
terior r avernOrd of this globe, and, was appris,-
ed of the nature of our visit adding that inonei
but," resolute and adventurous souls'' haul vv'p.
pushed their, discoveries so far towards the" poft
and that there were but two apertures or suotet
ranaan nassagefl. wijhip thj? owlcdf ftl
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