visible upon every face-so singular and so striking was the coincidence.
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De'ights cf Ssrvsyag.--From letter written by one of the party appointed to examine the Dismal Swamp Canal, we make the following extract.

 We have had a pretty hard time for one or two days intravcrsing part ofthe Swamp. One day our walking was like wadinp through plate of thick turtle soup an. Others the reeds were so thick that if was with difficulty 10 or 12 axemen could make sufficient path to use our instruments 1; the hot sun pouring his rays upon us, and thousands of yellow flies, that bite worse than any musquetoes, bofh contributed to render our situation unpleasant. The wa- ter is every where in the Swamp iinpreg- mated with the favour ofthc juniper tree ; all that we had, for most of the time. was nearly of the colour of Madeira wine, and slightly bitter"