I brought some pebbles of common quartz and bits of brown oxide of iron, from the top of the rude tomb, and we all broke branches of the cedars growing there.

We gazed into the tomb, through an aperture over the door, where bricks had been removed, and thought, at last, that we could distinguish the coffin.
_Human Feet figured on Rock at St.Louis_ .-- The Honorable Thomas H.
Benton, in a letter of 29th April, expresses the opinion that these are antiquities, and not "prints," and that they are of the age of the mounds on the American bottom.
_Mineralogy_ .-- J.D.

Doty, Esq., transmits (May 6th) from the vicinity of Martinsburg, New York, specimens of the geological structure of that neighborhood.
_Austin's Colony_.--"What you have said to me heretofore, concerning Mr.Austin's settlement in Texas, has rather turned my attention in that direction.

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What are your views of that country ?".