For the Wilmingtonaan.
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l. Take an animal useful to man,
Join to it three-iifths of measure,
And poet you have at your hand,
Which you may find out at your leisure.
2, The name of man in the old testament sus


blimc


Take, and with it sagacious insect combine;
1t will give you substance as hard as flint
And exceeding in value the coin from the mint
3. 1wo-thirds of the month that produces the


bloom,


With two-thirds Of grain that in Jersey is sown.
The half ofan Inkeeper to it subjoin,
And the name ofa neighbouring State you define.


f. Pm word of four letters and am well
known to astronomers: trsnspose my first, sec
ond, and third, and you have part of a circle
transposc them again and Pm vehicle of burden:
transpose my second, third, and fourth, and am
secure defence against robbers. My first,
third, and fourth, transposed, are letters of the
alphabet following each other directly in Sue
cession. My first is the ocean, my last is an in
sect.-What can Ibei C.