M.wK, M i; f Wf", r 4. man.- tM Waawsla s.U-4 ,t4 tiuU cw, ti4 1 wt aJlMtihsfaVryWat. . -Tbe at wfMM tiM'itlng h thll ctT I Cannot bot consider. U torn moat wiib tvtry oot &o nsi itt o tMm, it ore of tht rciirti curloU lies i Natural History, Thej evl ret Mr, I should lay, i tooostar, whose species.. like thai of the Mammoth, V Jbat leflg SIOCS, UcCB4 tll(Mf .11 J 1K4 mature who once wielded iMra. be eof, of antediluvian age, we cm ftAfC!jr COOCtlvt ho the traditKWS of Itt C lister e Mt tot Met) preserved but the tale, howevtr, 011 oner dive beta told. end mil hi have even now , been familiar to ua, but fr the igno rance, and rapacity of the original Spaniiti tattlers. I Best bonet were discovered by accident, la ooe of the extensive prairies near the mould of tht Mississippi, and contain the fol lowing portion!, to wit t fifteen or twenty vertebra; j 00c of the bones of the cranium 10 ribs, and a part oi 1 third 1 mt thigh boot two or thrre bones of the leg and acveral targe maitet of cancellated structure. To what description of aaimtl t'ese race belonged, remaioa yel to be de termincd, and until more of the slrb Ctoo be discovered, any tp'pt. .. thla point can b. .but Jd't. conjecture. .Although it ia evident, these could . itreT coraaotrd bof I small part of the animahyet still, they are sufficient to at. cure ua (at will appear iu the descrip. mm I shall attempt to give of ihem) thai monster of. which the form. .d a part, mutt have been of en or mom dimensions) of a lire indeed, which to those who have noi teen the speci me before ua, - woUd border oe the fabutoui. To begin with the vertebra f thete are regularly formed, and in a tohrra bla tutt of preservstion. They have a body, and oblique, transverse, and epinous processes. Themeto diame ter of the bodies of the vertebra mca 1 l . . ure sixteen incncs, ana ux-y are twelve inchea io depth. The pain ire -f.L ' !.nl -t 01 iu j)ini mirruw y ur q incncl tht apiooua proceatea atand off, back. tKeTtaniljjrTertebrat. three of ; which ""litWfare MrortrTf the' bodiet ttill -re tain their aanular" tip cjf bard booe, and have the general pect of thote of other antmali, but of gigantic pro portioo. .2d. The cran'ul bone which it among the collection, meaiurea, in iti rrcatctt length, twenty feet and tome ' TncheB, and three or four feet in ita "-extreme width, tapering to a-point, and of the enormous weight of twelve From itt thape and gtlTeral appear ance, I ihould call it the temporal bone, and what eor.nrmi me in thit belief it, a large process standing but in an oblique direction from itt dor. aura, benrirg a ttrong resemblance to tlje zygomttic process in man, and "''i.Xitt MMrJl'zz irlr'rd m. say about one foot, I may tay at its root, ! a large foramen patting through the bone, and opening inwardly, which, possib'.y may have been for the exit o tome large nerve, or the patsage of an artery. It is the opinion of several that the process hbove-mentioned, waa a weapon 01 defence for the animal but thit, though a plausible conjee ture, I cannot tubtenbe to, inasmuch at there are on the dorsum of what would call the squamous portion, or ala. a number of Kugce or furrows which; were evidently formed by the attachment of muscles and as these furrows all radiate towards this pro. f-Iannnt.but regard it in the r t t i 1 rt.-ti manner 1 nave cxprcsscu aoovc. otiu, however, candour ciutions me not to insist on what I have said to the con trarv. for having had as yet but few opportunitiea for the prosecution of cannot aay that the peculiarities, which this procest presents, may not justify the opinion, that it is a weapon of de- rr'I . 1. ........ - r and I shall briefly afate them. The i -- : . a m thape, with its case attacnea to the main bone, and having its flat surfaces grooved its whole lengthrI projects from the bone, about one foot from !a t1 trn t'.rrriion w'.tS ilt li;r. ln f ttffmitf if ifif fr-, A Ik , III uiOttufS doss KM i!,J,(, n (if at 1 hv nm!e(l if, (ttn jiKcr honrs, ir, J Imlf 1 bt bs'irtg i f the ilt com p(t tcl'.ure we wotj Uok for, wrrt thit process we jyn of dtfrncf, H U cancellated with merely m caitrnal coverint; of hsrd Ue, Tb interna) uirftce or costs tif this booe tmth, tod hit ICTtnl furrwt frmrd by the rirnififttifi of wht f tupjiotf to hati beta the enrningral anerv, Itr squamous tuture it very diitinc, and there it cvldrttly petrous poftiini. nUJitbiotidilfHntfl rairrmitr, a hard eturaaltnd com. paridvrly thla tt'reoi)! 1ntrrBt tav Lk.wuhihc intrrrnediate I)ir4x, IliK lir l! tilllint Hit'., U !(!. 1 1 ."tyf if 1. 1!, II Mirlf Ua UtU ki;4 tl Itt llmt if iimtili, Ij Vj (4 1 1 n f IUi(lr.J ,ri fv Tut !u!t tl' M ; ; 'ft it BfiriIa- S, (lit l!. 't f Ur. V. ,! t Wl (c- . 1 1 1 tMj 19 Its muMr. 1 r t i otbeiier T!rrsr tats 'Uwmwt rstellett, sn Ui soetej rnirrU(f, Ui rtf atxi -ff"WSj4A . l r is, 1 .7. r- " - at -"--- w w'j " a irat $ rf. TM prsfcsesiUtt ft tKt oel c1p4 lok irpslMrg fntitt 11 Hm ' t"' fc !, tiv fttf.fBt flma. Tkt tralkftari tn. U. WMptOa iht tnUn ert sTt Wof, Ui.a ttmtU tnnJU (Xi l Ut ism i;t, of U10 1 cr4!tt ur"' d v-srsj ta UUUrsl miMflf ' tr t V'.iis iV tftlf tristtslootoaasw iUn4a 44 ibwrl, by whofsi tnt wit steoUd 1M Trtw, rt.r, U autrr. ilost. Til lateaief ftl Itll timplt and Asinine of toclsif and tftctg to tit k4 tnmbMUl lkim, Oh fu. rfaj, tkop m4 of fMtbif ttnni4 brkk hUkhtr fortaMfcadaailtUdbtr. lur CUr tfi.iiCt d-iiij ! It cwwiSm LikijBr.UilitHtiteiifikiillrpsrif.h H r.lr ta tttsm, tnrutid VMu ik kkir pgUk. UlbatwjfMfcl llm,ir!ll; taliofti front ill tWw, betvt f, k wail a4mmU iIm sSs it?iv a,r -0.U boons olll t psjt P P vsN at ja4ettioo4 Mr ntrtUu tU4 Mr. fada a Mr. t) ay Jrr' beka or Hoot qmrrui iff. to ba delterti int parua. .k ' Ttwow ts si,rflili.r, Af.wtHA.J..V Cdfra tad asaia A feUL: rUs and told at tkipi M grts? UpaiUM of ttstraim, tnd ta (twa. JU-) rrtiWM hi tLT t t4 at any part of tbt nJ Jf Mt.ttit Mr ,u M w . T tndVr.WMpla,M t f.m.U Wand. aa4 0.1, iU . , . , T 1 I'Miri" inwmn 1H irilP . .. .. ... TMIHI M Hff 111 hill Ii I and .bnufthree inch,, i. thiclncat. ' ded. M wj.-VC.pl. D?C?i prcrlvt doctled all iMt. Mr rort Jr l 4,h. The thigh booe I. abort, Ming appear. M. llScepl. M."w. m.'rriad nmlM !d VmUlJ: Ifr Wld.' eeL'; af a 'U no looter than on. f.i ai. Bth,.. bl tbJ Talrl SM M rtsom.d tM dress M "?? ..M,l ft. rTT.1 b. - ff"1 h m ..r. .klA. Tk A..f .w: fc. ' !. leftmlnr kerwi and ulli In iM ...wl W w" " ,Dfl. .T " UKrt " a8 t.t4r ' a ifi rv va A it aw WW I 1 m --r ' ' "-"'.l.aB Itaa a aakaila.! la I B IT I folly at large at that of an infant tl months 01 age. ith. The UiAet of the let are as lonf , though not to thick at UM of the ihiifh. I should not eimit to mention thsl three of the teeth ire also etiiitd, hich are of the canine shape, ail inchet In lent1. Of the ntturc or ipecirt of thit . . . . t . . muovirr, c niTf yri 10 team. II nil been conjectured that it was amahibi. oua. perhaps of Crocodile a pedes, and in thla OpI I erM- tfmtktt, liu smich at the art it leneth and flau nest Jit .lit iicadfjudrica:. from the specimen of Cranial ilonr.) nd abort. nest irthe fetrt would jostrfr torh an Idea. It hsa been stated, at the cat. culation f a professor of the Transvl. Tama snivertiiv, lftf th inianal wbewalasrc. cosald not Ka ane.aurrd less Ka0 2J ffrt around the boly and iuu irei in lengtn. VS her btisbadi but tats, ktf tmUtt ".'7' '.V '. '" '.. .. nr, If4 M.Wt in, Mrs art cor-Jcttd In tht tMp accord 1 , ww, "T fi PI7 ? Nt, Ml 1 TM .Us Mippr,, Jr Lk.J. JJTw .M adn.ioJwr.tJoa, ., W l she .III it n dolf Mr femato atilrt, ? "'vltf? 'i1 !f .!Lf Cf5' ! 'lraifd iodatd, and asMitaa tb.coo.mind of tM ttsseL ITrryrJrr'rr'l19 P"" af a letur laiM r..,7. I J 17 ' " .I n. m .7. f VBW.,.'r "Pcting IM sccla TM Hlnenoumplalooto.Misli. nets, foe tf"""' "7.? "l. Ur. iht piirpoae ; lire net imorw ate Mi Insoted an alphabet contalolne FlrTT . ,k . u '"V.. uro,d. 0 f"tnmnt ricely wpoa n , id eMrtea, to e.sllf tcoulredbv iUbr W .W.1 h ?f M' CIf hlnsstlf prttenTi JL J IndUat, ,M .My correspond whb eaca V it " , 'iTuT bdU" !h- "' k. tU I " ... .r-"ii nenwo. nav, 11 la raill ... I,. l ne aceessa. then. a bah r,f it 1A 07 rv arm Mated that sn h1 dlKlosad to Uui r.nk r. .k. f V iKlrn iha a.m. ofasar .k fcl h... f," a 7 ' fPM 01 inm- us." a...:.: ::.r.:: :,r- ,WM Pie- character an ped Ust aootb foe CorUnd.. TM Cov- lft ,k. ttM J, ,k. .m;B.liifl 2 " ,". '"T . " ' ,wr 'f ri. otMr wlM much bcluT, a. tM wbl... f ?"f ' Vri.r.1? j 1 naa cnarajta Mrs. wua sair SOUTH .tMtMCJL The Ke Yoik Timrf svit w vrs't r rlav adverted in ittaj condor! of Uolivar in Peru and Colombia, as displaied in the despotic political tnd commercial rteula tiofts, whieh he has imposed upon tM in habitant! of those countries, and bate sinre received bv the ship Portia, lasi from CiMiuimbo, a letter from a Mend. dated Urn. Jon. IS, which rorrohoratri 11 thit Mi Men allcdxed roncernin thl 44 second Washington, and meml -ni some in'rrfating psfllevhlK-CMorrifH aVforo this reaeMa ami, vnu doobiat. MeMa JaWead of the trews wbicb" hire Jri n spire 3 It re "dif' rin; the laM irw months 1 events deeplv afferlina: the interetit of Peru, and mrnied bv erry enlihiene'l aud sincere wHl visher of the state. The rircunv stances in vhirh this government no stands are bruit these, General Bolivar holds his placs ai its bead as President or life 1 his power is absolute 1 his au thority is maintained by the treasury men is unuer his control; or the lolu- ence of his name, and chiefly br Iwentv thouisnd baronets, t large portion "of nirn ire volomuant. A cnoatitotioo or the Libcrttor't on frimlng- i imposed on the people, the genaral eitures of which ire repugnant to everv principle of republicanism, and oppressive in an extreme degree. Gen. 'Andres Santa Crux is Vira President, and durlna- the absence of Bolivar, in Colombia, cterci- Antleant broad cloth power loons. Utr.i h. .k.e i .K. , .KJ ,.rr,.:wV "'rr sr4 m a . - . -mw t --v w www mum nmnrunai ik b.iaa a. w m 1 . . w .a,iwr?rfirrfc: -x-sc s.wstsrf.'S'Jt mill, ta respite of lit Ming called the l.a .w- 1... V. ''M"leOH to bdn hia VsTJ it 'lI'Jl! i j P"1' proper name, la , sbat if M Mdefor M bad ,bi denial of the ft. A refutation, wk eMrtad-MrAIra. W.Ma . tlmU t..n -r.4,..ll!L:,,,,r eogolaad toaorrlei to a large amount to ,urf . u, Bef ,r u uU . T -rr... 7 puojjc, ana ineretore cannot M altered TM mo, jus.ifi.hl. act of.M. kind of rjJ""t '"mtl 1 J l L . ( It- . aiM wars. gtwua auacos and where tUmt A Philadelphia papan of tM I fib suit, safi, the kbiaire Closed on Satordav tva aing, tftar Ike company played 135 nitbfs. TM rrosa receinet of iM en irt. ,non, henefiia and all. art estima hieh we Have M.rd is iM foilo.bg 1-. nV. j TjL Zt STt i L "IV 104 edit, about seventy thou Mod dollars, of A Keolurkian Mlonging to. sorvrfing " " ,t...H! l. x, 1' " .hkhfromlfteentoaevenleenthouMnd p.nf . under an offic.rif U. 5. Eoelo fel ? ft,r a' dollars, it isbelUved. accrued to the Man- rert, swimming in Si. Job.. River was ! TV f1'! ,ki ager, a. el profit. So prosperous . seised b, a larga allig.tor and taken on- EilS. canpaicn la. no, Men resliaed for ,b. der the -mr " J at M. KeUy rather mora than 9000- hUumps In ,b. e,t. of hU th , h cam. from C o JKkson, a ' - Mfing ,",1:Th; omctr Immediately distinctly and positively true varying ia " ' J afttajroottt. - - v -:re,in a . ,r i.Ui.l matter ..nU. The Preu son. wunimlTiinipt, late Lie. Cavern, ooal lew yirOlromnb. Zomoaianta, to dency ... cfcrtd Mr. Cloy', frienj, or of the Commonwealth . of Maisacha- ? b rtfief or tbelr comrade, but the t9 Gen Jal tSrugk hi, fncmU, sad rtt,-a gemlavain Whom Itnay ssfe peremptorily lorbada any in ' I was roost iadfcnanilr reitcied ba lit Lt Ivoa WtUutnopertwloibtLcom-, "t , , fcJJ-(r er, in tM manner deKribed, -Thatv monltv hat aver Men dlstlnrulshed: bv Pf.-!t-is neediest to add -that-tM .... ia :hftt ible character and the Mtett servility. He has three associates, tnd the four con stitute what i called the council of gov ernment. From thit body all laws em anate, and bv it are repealed at pleasur , the constitution to the contrary notwith standing In fine thenals but the name of a republic, while the most revolting (miliar, oespousm exists. ruch a system cannot but produce dissatisfaction among tne people, i hev have Men dece ved: they have not obtained the liMrtv whbh tney rontendect and su Re reel tor. Conse quently their itiontent , thoueh silent, is oeep, and in spite of the terror, of un bridled tyranny the will finll rmumi f ft s the eserdae of more disinterested ond "f" " comp.ct. fictory.i of Stcttur? of Stata; to 3IrOda"mi. s . I Iff ftsvifftaav atit aaa Juat saas afsf tha awtratffl Al K 1 I M. . v",, stensivt cturilies. lit died at ihe ago , , j . ' Mrrciay'a friends, as a prelude to their -r.m t- .... . ladveraarv. the latter in order to save hial .f- . r""" l 01 1 1 veaea ano a rang penoo win cupse, - - ' ' . .... . "I propOTmuo. to oeo. Jackson a friends 1. - T . . . r liaher eve. relinauiahed bis hold nnon ihel j. . . - " irJcno, oerorv nis piace can oe tuppueu oy any l, V . I Z . . l'anaev no natively Mid that it. k. ujt. :.... 1 rtCMUCRian a ICEi no reiurneo 10 me m. n. i.t inmr nmirnuti. . - . i uv, r. vim win IO KDaraia I ha u iiam bm i.iiimnn - w. uw - lterninriia-.AIni. I. avsn trwfM troirf . Mr. PQLYSETT, JUmxMUr to MEXICO. Considerable excitement - prevail here in consequence of certtin handbills ia circulation, printedb iWeijccK wherein not fenow ckin, Mr. roinsetiitaercre ly calumniated, "as accessory (0 t" re volt ; and even accusing' bim of tendering bis personal , services tnd Interests in the overthrow of tM existing Government. In this section this report meets with the contempt it merits end it is worthy of the source from whence it emanates, (the sequently, to M preserved, onlv br kit electing, or causing Genr Jackson to bt made 'President. At tbe late Insolvent Debtors Court in Englandf-s-woman apwardt of seventy! yean of age, waa brought up to M dia eMrgd-on-bex peiuion. It . appeared , that tM bad been detained in prison five vaira from Ihe cosL of an action of eiecM nient" brought by Sir M. M. Lopei, andf J. EV (fot Wwttr hrrr that ahe owed no other debt. She was enl tor he of the books and tracta discharged. publiahed by the aociety, am Sunday School Societr, on -application fl mail iibrWi The Grand Jura of Simpson countv. to bim. can obtun nw. . .. .l. ..s'Lm!,J TM mafarm of the Amer- icaa SuoiUji School Unio Unf pti KfimiflfltslrW He it deititute of talenttpr merit, and J, extreme bittrrneit 10, and envf oTdur recommended to tbe office only bv a flex haj)py country." ' f era Cruz fiafitr. Kentuckv. have " indicted C. . Smith. Phllaillr.Ki A tanaaai . hJ m. II - 1 1-- .iN.uwiicimtnn7 IV.PfM!' M- then, at If pet in a duel 1 and 1beTlon73amuelllouon,f,St:A I hmh ss aauajawvi'Uaa pntyo tneir just complaints to be heard. If Uolivar should continue to give the. rein to bis unbounded ambition, if he should not ease the burdens of this oppressed 'peo pie, I tbink this devoted country will, ere the lapse of a long period, witness anoth er , revolution, and pass thrbuah ne scenes of bloodshed and civil strife. ,'Be- ween the HIombin and native iroon uic occpeai animosuy prevails, which haa ahown itself during the last month in It is stated in the Natioual Intelligenrrr that after frrnurnt conference, and the interchange of several official nor s be twren Mr. Clay and Mr. Kebello, the Charge d'Aflaires of the Emperor of Bra tl, such explanations and assurances have been mi4e as will preserve the friendly relations Mtween the two Countries. Three men have returned to Boston from a captivity of 15 yean among the Indians. They were In the army 1 Gen. Hull, when he surrendered at Detroit, and with about sixty others, were seized and carried off by tke savages All of this number but 17, were cruelly, tnur dered by their inhuman tormentors. The three. who have escaped, hare suf fered all tbe tortures which savage in genuity could devisei or malice inflict Two of them base had their tongues cut out. by the roots and the other bad his seriously injured,', and is the only, one member to Congress, and candidate for the governor a place, lor ahooting Oep,r William Davidson, Kaq. !a announced, in the White, with an intention to kill, in a duel laCataUJoonl,MacrKlidatetortheataate. also- ine uovernor 01 Kentucky has Joseph Blackwiodi ZTTZTZ " If "r - to those se ..v..... . ;-namrd Ust week. miitea in tnai oiate. in mis matter, 11 au. tra nnf m i .t air f rr. I h. tnm.lkinn I r,f neraonal nicme. Thai auch . u I At ' mttV,nS f h tockhoklere of the Cpe -k.M k. ,aV. .1 ik!. .k:k ar Navigation Company, at Fayetteville, sn may. be understood by all, who are ac quainted with the " signs of the times. fit must M doubled whether tbe Gov ... . - . . . i ernor of Kentucky (Uesh.) has, in thl business,' been actuated alone by s desire to execute the law, in all its majesty else why was he so reckless of his duty wherr his own eon-wit lo M made the vw tim of the law'a vengeance fj seveeafacia number of Met .were lost,,.: : IthrougP tlpathlets forestr W The Quolidicnne of Paris tha .l. t. ...... . .. . T o - ineyesuut, oewiils the tkvnlinn nfMr Canning, aa a blow to social order through- . , . - . . mm . " v(. ui rowings ot me Je- the foramen above mentioned, forming 8Ujt9 lhould be matter of rejoicbg to the with it a very acute angle, and runniog bibcrala of all countries. u; kn fan txttmm a mnrA ,Tha rm ll I nnrlinn Of It at hi flrith. scalped. .1 heir release was finally effec ted by a kind Squaw. ". She furnished them gb; the pathless forestr W tho dls- tance of more than forty miles Mrs. Deborah Gannett, -who served three, years as it .soldier in the ranks du ring the revolutionary war, died lately in Sharon, at the age of 97. She was a brare volunteer in the good cause, Grateful Lawuer,T- wealthy lawyer lately left a legacy to the house of Bed- am, and, tetng asked the reason, said he bad got his money bv fools and madmen, and thought it but fair Jo leave tbem a A woman in Warren county, New Jer serilatelylaftOiarinliinibfssbottame and wMntM Tetnmedf ' v large black snake was coiled around iu neck, which the immediately seized by tbe neck, took off, and destroyed. ; - '' .Foxei In Hawley, recently, a fox bur row was discovered, and 15 young foxes were dug out aad killed. T the let inat. the tbllowirig gentlemen were elec ted officers of the company for the ensuinp year, to ait! Jamira ktebane, President, Jobs ffuske, William Doylan, Thomas C. Hooper. and Nathan Mcadeahall, Directors.-- A dtvidead of 4 'per cent, was declared, payable oa the k or October next 'i'ita)tnn Ctk Vishtinf. John Worabam, and Natkl Bhck, "proprietors,1' advertise in the Peters- burg papers, that a "Main of Cocks, to shew twenty-one fowls, give or take two oancei, aill be fought at New-Market, .Vs. (Petersburf againrt J'ortb.Car!ina) to. commence pa tl 27th day of Jaoc, and continue tlree days rwa thHtmd dototn the mo, said-two bonorei. dollars each Jtgkt. Hie proprieton' pW? thenuelvea to furnish the beat refreshmentii pbe Persona wishing to rent bootha, all pleaa ap ply tp.' tl,e proprietors. 1 Sow for tbe credit of North-Carolina, wehope nonaof her citrteni (always excepting iiTMlaimabteballics sna black-legs) will meet this bantef, so derogato ry to the character of a refined and cwtf'T people .1 ;.t a t 1 t - to hi tb CO ecl age 27t laV man Cuii Enti Ct Wm Col. to n in tl m th rnous M or next on th alto, 3ueati iouh prfoi wbitii ba re bia pa to atte By 4 nada f have b Conaun af.Mr. Pee buret Earfc Duke Duchy retary count tke Ci Mr. R aasairiawe'auBii Maagaioia-jaaaiaia.amai

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