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THE DEvn's BooT-Under the above name avery singular production of Nature has been re- gently received at the Alexandria Museum. It ap- pears on examination, to be appropriately named, it consists of pure ore, in its native condirion and s shaped more like a boot than any thing it can be compared with. It weighs IA pounds and a half. 1t is smooth as leather within having the shape of the foot and leg; and as rough as sea porcupine without, studded with pebbles of various sizes ln- termlxod with course sand, all of which firmly ad. here to the boot The devil must be by this time very old man; but nevertheless he is a dandy of the frst water; not wearing old modern strai ghts, but rights and lefts of the modern fashion. Ali the ingenuity of the sons of Crspin united, would find 1t to be more difficult still to make one of the same kind. Presented by Messrs Thomas Balcher. AL fred Newton, Roger Sullivan, William Thomas, who found 1t near Rozler's Bluff, while on party of pleasure.