A CURIOUS SPECTACLE.
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A few weeks since. a gentleman in the
lower part of Mary land, noticed a very unu-
sual fight of crows, who seemed to be at
tracted from all directions to one particular
spot on the farm, and an incessant noise and
hustle agitated all that arrived. The gem
tleman took his gun in his hand, and crept
towards the spot to ascertain the OCCASION,
and to make shot amongst them. On get
ting within view of the centre of attraction,
he was amused to find the hustle to be otca-
stoned by battle between couple OF the
crows, who, notwithstanding his approach,
fought on so obstinately, that they would not
separate until the gentleman took hold oi
them with his hands and carried the combat
ants home with him.