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Bibte note 10 2 Samuel, cA. 8, o. II.


The foregoing testimony DR.. ADAM CLARKE the
Methodist commentator. not less distinguished for
his learning and piety, than for his profound know
edge OF human nature. is submitted to the public to
be reflected upon by others as it has been by


II friend TO the administration.


Il family Of snokes-A gentleman of N. Kings
town informs US, that n t:e 10th inst two persons
went a snake hunting, and having arrived at place
where, during the warm season, they had frequently
seen the reptiles, they dug down about Two and half
feet below the surface when they came toa large knot
Of black snakes. which they very exterously snaked
from their hiding place and continued digging further
till they discovered another knot, which they also
quickly dislodged from their winter quarters. The
whole family numbered 20, and they were from
feet inches to feet 10 inches in length, and their
average length about 4 l-2feet making collectively
serpentine line of 3l5 feet The entrance to this
snake settlement was discovered in October last. by
the same persons who at that time destroyed IS of
the number. which, unconscious of the approach Of
their enemy, many fell beneath his weapon. The
den was situated the sDeuI's foot Rock = and
perhaps more appropriate place could not have been
selected as a retreat for such family.


Providence Pat.