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h nit IM baimony and ffd
rofff fKiJirt brtoeta the o nations
shall "t t Intt ffo.vi J thereby I h
n1f ct;t k ' 4 I'fVid ill
t,1!tn ler, f nctkf terh sUtlo.
3;lf. If, (aht Indeed, tnwt b
tcu1. unfoHaly, y of tk anklet
tonUlrxii la lb present Irssty ahal!
wit whatever, It It tipftwii vip:
a..Lik.i KMrr of in rooirutinjr per
ikt t!l erv'tf ' author. any act of
I f pH4, nor ? ""
r, o forajJalntt of injarlei or damage t,
until Oil tM paity ct,otidcfl.i Itself of
Unto, hall 6rl panted 10
othtr ttattmeol ltti'
tnl h Mm 1 bn thhcr f
fttd f urfoftMr JcUf tJ. .
4-M. NviMtigh iM m.if chU!31
hkU, Howir, N comrul. w oytfU
atnlnrj tn fomtr tiiuU Wu
,..iL, Mhh D4Kcr Sutcrttcot or 5(iic.
mhete'f,oJ 7 PrtUJei. f !
ml probilon of Cbncf ei of
iraei r4 lk rnificiluoi U ti-
in clchl month to b connl from lb
Jt of lb t!;t(iuro he roof, or oooer,
In tAih mhtrfU We, lh rienioil
Uriel of (he Uniud Sniet of 'Aroenet
nl of lh Re puUlc tj CoIomW,
1 inAitAlAlLtXlbtLXtLLU.
oar L-onJ
four, in lh fori ninth yrr of tht I rule
jxn4cflc of lU Uftlted Slatct of Ancri
c, tJ the fountcotb of Uut of (b Re
public of Colombij.
(tttl.) KICRAID C. ATDKR30N, Jr.
(tAi.)-rU)KO (ALL.
And vberctt (be (be i J Coovemion
bit ben Joljr ratiKrd on both pm, end
(he rtpeflie ratificitioni of the utne
ere eicbtngeu, it iTisMngfon, on (be
Iwenlf centh dijr of the prctrnt month,
bf Daniel Drent, Chief Cle'k of the We-
pattmcut oi Sute,od Joe JUiu 5ala
r, L. L. I). FiviJ of the MM Court of
Jubilee of the KuDuMk of ColomLu. aiul
EoTf EmraorMtaff audUflifcUtPitiUvIapwutU wa-pfTttnid to-tir-Hhe
poteDlUrf thereof hear the ftivernoient
of ifte t?nltrSTtet of A merit a, orr the
part of their reipeclire eorernmenn : .
Now, ihererre, be it hnon, that f,
Joh Qciuct Adam, Preiirfenr of the
United Suica, bare Cauted the aaid Con
vention to be made public, to the end
' thai the aime, and every cljue and arti
cle thereof, mat be observed and fulfilled
with good faith j the Upited Statea and
the ci'Uen thereof.
In witneia thereof, I hare herennto
ct my hand, and cauted the
set! of tbo UtiUeS Sta'.ei to
. be elTixed. Urine at the Ctif
'of -VMnKtofu ' thia thlrtf
firtr dtf of ftfajr, " In the
rear of our Lord one thou
1 1, .1
aaod eight hundred, and twen-tf-fivc,
end of thoIiulctn
dence of the United Sutea
,r tbo fortf -ninth. vc
. . . ' JMJWCT AP AMI
By the"!rwb?nt r - '"
II. Cur; SecreUr of SUte.
Full deputationa of Oaagei, Kansaw
DeUwares, and Weaa , we learn, had met
Geo. Clarke at St. Louii, on the I at in-
instant, and bad agreed upon treaty,
which waa to hare been aigned the nest
day, in which the Oaagea and Kanaai re
Itnquiah all their lands to the United
Sutea. Their future possessions, we
j)reuW"twilt lie Motif Md otef the wes
tern boundary bf Missouri. Some diffi
culty, we learn, existed at the time, be
tween the Osaees, Delawares, aod $haw-
neae, which, however, was in the way of
speedy adjustment. Aat. Jour.
' The anmml rmo of 3000. bad been
awarded, by the $otd of Longitude, to
Mr." VVWinbani of East street, KecJ Lion
Square, for the best chronometer, it hav-
: ing varied one second and eighty five
hundredths of a second on its meari daily
r-iate 'thmngiilho' twelve.- moniba-. 1 be
Jrita of 200. had been awarded tf Mr.
r-Mr Fraiwh, of tha Royal-bawgaT
, for" the . iecbnd best chronometer, his
' Kaving va"rief one "second and eighty-five
hundredths of . second during the last
' nine months, end- forty-five.,, hundredths
pf a second during the last six months
on its mean daily rate. "' " "London ia.
An elderlr man was lately killed" in
Greene County, Tennessee, by a tree fall
ing upon him is he waa passing under
it. It J is said that few-year ago his
houider wavbrokey and otherwhe con
liJerably injured, b a limb from the
same V'co- - .r''
.... L. t,th la t'. Nfl'f'ft
t b( CmiWS Ifc'WuM Mft
ji. A mm Iwpni attftt bp'
bteaj prenn4 l A'-aa) tftiM
more affttlt bfM ko
Amifka" b'fl PJW
In eaUltc,oyr coontry " a4 the
heroes of our nhu a
h Amerkan bvms will eweil
bieb wUh u ratoUectWa of tUU o
fbl 4j
ContrarV kw InJkatififll of "t V
UMpUri wt 1 borvJaf.Mw !kr T7
,.!., mtj Bne. TI. nj- YJ.Tu-
ao. freher k
beanty to the thkk btulUry of tb city,
.j .w. mmidiU and NndufaUatf laod-
acane of Charlemwn. U iM
b h stands the kalleetiljUM M
kef 1 1 ill. The flay was -y
1yis of 34 goat from tbo Baff yard.
Ad o'Jers hd been ht an early
formal) of 'xenW, the whole
.... al'it a br tbo uniiersal
atirHnf oMts owi popuUtkjUt !
lboovl who bad been pourlnj Into It
from all cWtUoa and the number of
tbe numerous societies wC were- w
frm it place pceflousf dealgoated, to
i,J In fk. rrArailon.
The troops of the clt, consis!w; of
Mveral . reRUneeaK were UesiiTlstctJ . o
form fbe escort, aod para4 b the mU,
ik rl.ll Droceslo formed In Park
ad Beacon streets i and at tea Mock,
Ike whole rooted off, ptH mroK0
m.ny of ibi prbclpI rreeta. to tnariea
. t ik niecti'.r d order.
Tbe member of tbe aetcral KHlcties
IJ vora'tbeir diinetlo V'
ferent badges were procured for IMM
tiliot trili ,irs JL tlaftVelVadelse where
fn the retotutiotiary army. From the
Jen (rib of tbe proceaktoo, and tbe sinuous
course of tbe streets, there was no oppor
tunity of vieaing the whole at any one
time But by eignt agreed upon, and
given on tbe arrival of the hed of the rro
cession at Oarlestown Drwe, it was at
certaioed that the rer was thea panlng
the Old South Sleeting House brine; a
distance, following the streets thro' a Kith
it passed, of about one mile and a half.
. ... - v
formed sik and seven abreast. On ascend
ing and passing round 'he height called
Brreds Hill, which wash fact the site of
the American redoubt, and the immedi
ate acrne of the blood v engagement on
the 1710 of June 177 J, magninrient
eye ran along lha procession, aod glanced
upon the BoatMif bahnerlbr the seVeraf
societies, ana ncn are ties 04 me various
masonic order, the burnished arms, em
broidered uniforms, and nodding plumes
of the officer and aoldieraf end last,
though not least, the thousand of well
dressed femalea who filled every window
andpiattaof Charlestown. Indeed the
indawa of every bouse in Boston front
ing xhe streets through which- the provi
sion moved were filled with ladies, and
the streets, throoged with people. Aside
from the usual: ponjp of t military and
civic procesaion, tbo splemior of -this was
mdeh increased by the clothing and em
blems of the Masonic fraternity, of whom
there were from eighteen hundred to two
thousand, arrayed in tbeir various" uni
forms and jewels.
Arrived at the appointed place, the
procession was tormcu into a hollow
Quart andU ht .ce,! await. ol Using, the L
corner stone el the projected monument
were preformed in due and ample form,
by tbe M. W. Grand Master and cfficera
of the Massachusetts Grand Lodge, as
sisted by Gen LarATiTTXtand the Pres
blent of the Monument Association, the
Hon. Da mil Wisitm. Tbe moment
these interesting and impressive ceremo
nies were completed, at a given signal
the welkin, rang with . tbe loud And repeat
ed... huzzas of. tbe Assembled, multitude ;
for it must be understood, that those who
composed the procession, formidable -as
it was in length end numbers, formed
but a small portion of the assemblage
There waa in addition, more than aixty
thousand freemert, razing intently, a'nd
with throbbing bosoms, upon the solemn
spectacle
The procession Inert moved a few rods
to the rear, on the aide of the bill where
the British troops landed to make the
attack, where arrangements bad been
made for tbe delivery of the. Address of
ihe Presidehirfind WTengloQntfrcI-
ses of the day, and where seat bad been J
ii. i r it. .1 ' - L-1 "TZtTT
prowQeq ior iiie genucmen composing
the procession, and rore'large number of
ldies, forming a sort of semi-am pbitheV
tre. On the lower wde pf thls ;warrec;
greent'of various kinds, with festoons in
teriwined -U.hj viUictyuilftw.ct.
Within i thit temple,ppon a platform,
were seated, the Governor and othet dis
tinguished officers, past and present, se
veral distinguished guests Irom abroad,
the leading conJ Wit(eeVrnd tbose who
weretottke part in the exercise., Qnet-
ther aide of the temple were wings, ex
tending forward at an angle of about for
ty fic dcgTcei, to tbe dUtapce of two
leg vi larxirvd MfMM eh, 4
ilcse f I'm I.Udi m ikH there was
t iM tv Ut(9 (of r'btr ibte would
bsvi i4, it 1 wld base dooe at My
sbaoMj pt abwH Cfif en thousand patsies.
Ibe tatrtirf commeaxid by 1
hlods. farwfcf. M Patriotle lrTer, by
it Ktf . uAtr, cbtplain of C4.
fftcol lMllW,M wrn-a hi lie Wt
il of Eui Kill. A tcsuuM byr-i,
tbtao tot'M rtcri, Vf lU RtfJoba
piiriaal, gsiiHlinf 9 tht IVOI f
OM Huno'va.i ; . ; ; '
s a 0 m of the Assotittlon, the
Hon. Uawh AVm v-.. .
pronouicaJ aa 4Jrtsl of moto than
hour's kMth,i ktcof wkklilbavi
M limetaglte, tveelf k ero olUwaUe
for t rtpvur le lay bis rtu! band epoo
to tpletuUtod polished performance.
A by hi, by i llta i
far Iba oeratsnn. wat tbei sung.
A coocwdlmf eddres lolk Throni f
Craee was offered by lb Rv itc
Waler 1 after wbkb an ode was sung.
Tke bftrn were lung with great so
lemnity, ad ibe effect increased by a
excellent kttd Tbe rich swelling tones
of OU HioJred, in praficuUr, wcol to
the heart, sna bn!kd every botota. -Taw
exfrcitet of the battle ground
btvlrf been concluded, tke guests and
lbo who bad furnished themselves with
tubata, were farmed Joti t procession,
and moved lo (he summit of Danker'
Ril to din. And here a spectacle was
ortsented eblcb bwtflltt dticrlptioo. Ab
nmg haxf beta erected, provided wilb
tablet sued ea!i for between far and
five thousand persons, your thousands
four bundrs' Plt rM. -
good aa cookie tapected considering
il f emphuli piosidcdforan army.
After the cloi f moved, everal
loasis were druklmeripfscd with mu
sic, and KVCfalidr written for the oc
rati'Hi, by cerumen who bare success
ful I v wooed tiietunefol nine.
In a word, acr thin: conspired to
render this ue ti the most interesting
fetes we er attended. Tbe collection
of so many ortirors of this hard fought
and gloriouJdar, and of aomany revolu
tionary hcrdjs, of other and equally bard
fought field! Hk recollection of the fee
line of. tblfnnmeot, 30 year sgn, and
the woodfiM sriea of almost miracles
which ha vi tinea that time distinguished
our counry, srtd AsionitTted the worlds
and the anticipation of the next SO years
to come, wer sufficient to attract the t
rTTten of evetTTnaii who bad ever letnr
rd tg, Kink7 and to fill the snlnd wiib all
that wat aolemn, joyful, graceful, aod
patriotic- - , ..- - '
STT.W rtlXTIXC ME
The powert of steam (says Mackenzie
in hit experiments in chemistry, printed
in London) are becoming more known
' m-m
raa.a.wi
every day. , tven typography hat re-
celved its wonderful aid. The Time,
and other rjewtpapers,-have for a long
time been printed by clineera impelled
by tteambnd-Ataislcd only by thrrt avr
who are thus able to do tbe work of . tix
ttt men in addition lo the economy
in saving manual labor, the otherwise
. . . . y.' . ? I.. .
waste steam is carnca rounu tne ouiia
ings connected with printing office
which not only saves a great expense in
fuel, but affords tht steady and uniform
heat to necessary in a ptinting eatabiiah
ment. lowpcre patent steam engine
ptintta.n4s.efv.bet pp-tt
the same lime.
The New Orleans papers of the 1st
inst. express great feara of an early visi
tation of tbe auamer fever on acco'int o
the unusual heavy rains. The Mirror
says' Although it is too early by a
month or tix rcks, for the yellow fever
to make its appearance, yet of other dis
eases there are not a few that prove fata
in lhi chy- An acquaintance of ours,
counusa aeren or rigni lunerais, yester
day, and his bbseryitiont did not include
the upper burying ground. v-Th greatest
mortality is amongst children, many of
whom have Mien victims to tbe whoop
ing cougn, arc -
"AhaTm?hfft
RoadB, has lately been publiahed in Lon
don by a Mr. Wightman, in which he
states that a complete delusion prevails
as lo the rate which it would be possible
to travel these toads. He contends that
(hit velocity" attained bv these-meann
cannot half iqual'lhat. which our .heaj il
Jitage Cdac hea- now travel t and, that the
money which it is proposed to expend
on them, will in -most cases be thrown
... PAPERS Ut BffOLAXlKt.
Tlw duty-paid 4rth"hTanufa
on the paper used for -printing newspa
pers in- England, amounra-anrnMllyBtd
2220,600 ; the proprietors of these jour
nala. pay Sl,40o,ooo additions! as a tax
on the paper they use during the same
e'riojd anda duty of 78 cents on every
advertTsement, wUcbTta 'paid by the 'ad-
vertiser, and wMch yields an annual sum
of nearly g 1,500,000. - - ' '.. -j
v, x xirmxr .f.tnr.vr.
I am B9 at iLIt far fsnid ani ta!y
(mpontnl Point, an-) bail wlinened, oltk
mitbptare,tmeof lheessmln.tkins!j( jt fl the prftiefib u
the tJts. .Tblt fsrenwe.wa nlif iMujifl, Mr,, ei ,,u.tfn
psrtkul.r inre4 le te, It wis on U, at (Mt, making ih wf
svojcciie vwii-i -
iklscoeotryts pirtkularly te be tone".
ed. le'emal ImprevemeBtt, I ",i',
ndif Coaals, 5rldcsf fcc. md ibe
youeg geotJenxa dlspiiytd a very eccu-
rate knowledge of alt thote wtjuu and
byUllrantert tM,Jt04
their ample detcrlptlona, bkk were
" , ' r
at aau the great progrtM waica taey
bad madarand tbl Imllt'illoA M W'
useful to loeJr country.
Out It U not on ikk or on that partkw-
lar tubjett that lb Cadeta New ijalta at
borne, ibey Mtm alway ae on every oc-
eaUoniaod It is only aecemry le vltii
this lniiiutloa ia order l be convinced
ol Its utlUty. Tbeir rallaary appratc
and movements are admirtwe, an ai-
tbeegb it it a tad affair for a ptrtnl la
part with a darUngtottiaJtbotjgbibafa-
Iber fefhj aeatibly ibe parting , tad el-
though a motber't grief no laogoage caa
diKriU yet ibere ltjof iarervV
thim-few abort year end tbeir
will return ikem a man in every tense of
tbe word a mm capable of filling any
altuation i Hfe of feeding an rimff
freemea to vktory.of .hinioglnihe UaU
of Ugislafkw, of lelltrre;notmtlnt end
dlreciM ibeeoweMofrlverawevaAla
the bosom of retirement, on kis own farm
or in hla cMrncwt.ge-from Ibe kaewl-
'Hh tV ?Wlt
eoge ne n.s acquireo, ne w 11 oe souno
enjoying life io a superior degree able
llJyrn evtrrlncldent
MrVetoiHV-ui8tage.
Tbe education received here it a com
plete on. Tbeir morals are far better!
guarded than ia any institution I hive'
ever teen, and, In those yeart in wfven
pleasure is so very apt to lead her volar-
le try, even in apite 0 the tnoti vigi
lant parental care in those 'very years
they are here kept from the pains which
lead to disgrace and death.
wtlMtio-rov, ;va S3.
The Governor, with the other gentle-
men composing ,h. Doard of Internal
Imnrevcments. -arrived here on Wednes -
day evening laat 5 00 Friday, they went
i....,. ik. .1.,. t ,k-
rublie Worka. In tbia buaiorea. and in
examining ami sounding the channels the 'he Ingres. 01 ruewa 0 the gener.!
greater part of Halurday was employed. CflnrVest of Mexko, to obtain a probibi
.AVe understand the Board, Mtiafied,of X!JJU?! 5!l
the practicability of improving the tiver, "oouen. ane cotton i.nnra, or taa pur
and wf ihe tmmeniT"adTant.gts-whlcr of encouraging meaik aaanufic
would be the fruit of deepening the cban- !"r" ' hch was expected to
nel to as to give free paatage to vessels of dopted.
Utrge burthen, are unanimously in favor
of a zealous and active prosecutiotrvjf the
Works. We are informed thai the Ma-i
lneior removing toe muo, wnica aas
i Kawaata fAntfatrl !- iaa at waa w J.. a m m. aa,l
. - . ....
....7 -y
,nd W,U ""mediately be put in operation,
On Sundav niomin? tbe Board left ihia
place on their way to Uil Swanshoro'J
and Beaufort. . Caie 'far Unorder, j
t ATXTTtVlttt, H'NE 30.
J7rfiarAey.Tbere cannot ndw be at
reasonable doubt of the loss of the Packet celebrated Tippo Saib, has been puthav
Sally Havens, which sailed from Philadel- ed in London for 300 guineas, by a dis
prison tbe 29th ult. for Wilmington, in tinguished foreigner, to present to tbe
this State. - We understand that a letter Duchess d'Augouleme, at ihe approach
has been received in town from Mr. Pat- ing coronation of the king of France,,
ton, of Philadelphia, the owner, atating .
this place, which were shipped on board Advertiser aa an extraordinary feat, that
the Sally Havens, have been, picked up two young men of that city named Tomp
at sea. We learn that Mr. Benjamin son, on the 20th inst, made tn-o hundrtd
If. Talbot, formerly of Providence, R. I. and thirty two horte ihort, well done, be
but lately of this place and Wilmington, iween sun and sun, besides going a quar
who bad 'been to Philadelphia to supply ter of a mile to their meals. To make
himself with printing, materials for the!
purpose oi publishing a paper in Wil-
mington,' was on his return in the Sally
Havens, accompanied by two Journey-
"men Printers,' wbota naroea we have not
heard; and that a youth, brother to Mr. I
Patterson, Editor of the Favetteville Sen-
Unci, was also on board, on hi way to
thit place. Neither" vessel, "crew," nor
passengers, have been heard from aince
they aailed. All must have perished in
the late destructive gale.
St. Louiit'May i3d A gentleman and
his family a few days since, ascending
the Mississippi on board the steam, boat
Kulus futnam,.an unfortunate difficulty
took place between biro and his wife;!
un willing-lo bear thei frewuAof; the fair,
or survivy his happiness, he.determjncd
to put an end to the,; unnatural :trif of
ove. navinir aeuoeraiciy srnppea on
hi coat, he leaped into the river-, was
the boat, and never alter teen. Here we
ou'd, Aave,tMuroed
the married next dav, and gave the world I
hw airongcsi prooi oi ner Miacameni to i
matr1fifc&l!if
'"';' ".i t . V
A gold medal, valued at 250, is to be I
riven bv the Philadelphia Agricultural
Societji .to the person who shall conduct
a farm on' tbe largest sea I ''wiiXout the
Use of ardent spirits, unless recommend.-
ed by. a physician. " l '-
m ! irt t"'B Tauf
urtrat or rue v.vjnoiruti
This lmm ovr f t sn esuat if
ftn aid b;f acres an.l f(t 1
Imi'bef frooi Is J 10 Utt-Hb drka
ar e Ike center II iret. IkeMtu
L. fc nU up of tbe t.wti,
ia u.ar.i. fat brlfM te the Ion
UM9 40 UtU Tbe ger
j,,-.,,!, preseatativet room but,
u f , Ut gf) tl M u
eofeef. Createsl Ungtbol ibe Um
jj,,, ft lbt nortb wing 71 ku
rteatest fccisBi j 1 1 gnu wt.
f, ttKtn4 Wom 1 1U tW.V
loA .. U itl.iMtae. and' f t ft. kl.k,.
rWfy of roomt Iwf comeaittte ad eQ.
((r, (onnt(U bb tbe brack a
thv rMlon4 IcgWatarfi eej tbe I,
8lJftf Uff t fctrt ki u9ftm
cWft ftf tU Vuhti uttt VoUt j,, H
.r. Ta (ntfadV of I kit btiiUwr.
l9kt9 hM ted, rawaot wt 1
be described to tke ete of ik ims
cojgWM MonC Md farl,
nirt4(, .jndJj graait tuirt, a.
(onUMtn4 is afpareaUf tercet la a
on nothing botlWmselvea-Itt laUriark
.pj, ipartmeb U wbkb ik
itr,hger may easDy lot Umtetf a.tk
wt tMiofl & tbe mux U wtt.
Q RrtKBllo fnlnd an adequate Ueiaf
Mi p,,, fcf rtpublkaaliber.liiy
fWtKlftrinc ,h ertt. Tbe groanaa f
(h h(jt rt ,4 1 y
WPt tB4 embrft nHr tbat, racm
Now b lU t t
e0Blftitta, ,ktM gf0ndt preaeat ibe ..
couth appearance of Umporary sheet
(QMk tBpeargBCi of Urn
,dbwWUnhJhtlf 9mmk
w 'Rft M br
buUdlng. When lb ytrd a
tnaierialsKr
Shall be rerV
ced to itt proper level -sit avenue sjr'.
bated itt tbrubbery growing this wf
be en of Ibe most delightful promeaaon
of toy country.
aav-Toaa rvaa
The brig Day, Capf. Tunis,' ai r!
port, left Gibraltar on tbe 3d ult. Tha
rfA Cardingt 74, wit thtn at Algttira.
The btig Hespcr left Alcsiraa on the
first of May, for this port, having en
""
I j w-,.uH .
rxrre-lettf ra from Tampicotothe
9,h of May, mentn an application by.
"
tL riu-T oi-vtists.
' A young man, a hatter by trade, em
11 . .tr
p.oycu . o.ni .o reguute a town ,or
I htm Afi W minm tul far . In PwaalAWtntntV In
". r
operauon, the denuat injured, tbe jaw
bone. Ihe unlonuate man was set at
work on Thursday, but was tie xed with
the lockjaw during the night and died 00-
rrrday. A. Y. Cem.Mv.
A shaU onca tb. property iofjiie.
84 horse shoes is considered a good days
work lor one man.
It appears by the latest Madrid dates
(that the Spanish Cetcmejit. has sum-T
moned all the Generals who have held
posts aince-1810 in the Spanish ultra
marine province?, to iform a;iqntaor.the
purpose of, enquiring Into the catm
which have led to the alienation of the
public mind from-the mother country-
This enquiry conducted in a prrir
spirit fifteen "yearsrara mT(rht"havebfea
servieable to theRoval "caused What
(benefit is now to be-derived from iu it is
difficult to perceive. The South Amen-
can provinces are irrecoverably lost to
the mother countrrthe wilful and par.
terse blindness of iipiiiiji us.Uf . Jiunilj
ejLbjLi l9ven of ihe privilegea wbicK
might: have beta tj4toitd. by. a- limited -
concession a lew vetrs aeo. oince .
(commencement of the ttrueclo for free-
ariten who know not tne mother country,
those who have, acted towards them a . J
more matemai part, oavan. ver5"'
-U -. ' ' , . .. :
Mr, Bank, a member of the B"iih
parliament, has received from Egypt
manuscripr coat written on papyrus, of a
portion r Homer's Uiiadj aiseovejred in
the" Island of Ekphantinerpy a Ffeflch " -
gentleman traveling Van Mr. Banks in
Upper Egypt. ' , ' WA .
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