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Mrs. Fitzherbert.
Mrs. Sheridan.
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Tie HalCreasonng Animal-By Ua-
ter and FUe!-l'hc sagacty Of the Mann
moth Elephant, (Which is attached to the
Mcnagerie and Circus has displayed it.
self during his late visit to Richmond and
Petersburg. Whilst the cavaIcade was
crossing the bridge over the James River,
the Elephant quietly placed his foot upon
lis floor, but not satisfied with the shak-
oi the timbers, he withdrew from it, and
immediately descended to the river, for
the purpose of swimming across. On a
sign, however, from his ride he stopped
took himup with his proboscis, placed
him on his neck, and then swan across
the river. At Petersburg, he was. chained
with one leg to a post in Powcll's stable,
which vas Consumed by fire As soon
as the flame, began to spread, the animal
finding his quarters most uncomfortable,
eXcricd his enormous strength, pulled up
the post which had been rammed down
III very hard ground, released himself
from ''turance viie,' walked out of the
stable to respectful distance, and then
quietly turned round to witness the pro-
gress OF the contlasration.


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