Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
The first thing we do,
Let's hang all the FiGIers-
NsyO Reading Morn. Chron. Io,b

Whatever belongs TO the dominion of ,bs
muses. and graces hath tong ego BEEN banish-
ed from among Us and that lis volaries NAV
not DC lett 20 sta've, this christian wish TIA,
,hey may be hanged is humsr.y sub.titut.d
it IS truly the spirit of Jack Cade tha, wonId
IeVei this olstl3ctIon between The social anS
cNihzed man and the mere savage IL has
oeen heretofore thought that a man was
most perfect, most man, the more his love of
the ats expanded and became cultivated
and that bis sense OF moral beuutv IVA, de-
Ve'oPed In the same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and ignorance alone, could level denouc,a.
lions against the sublime arr which .Shok.
SPeare praised and iHilton cultivated and
"h'cn Is suggested 10 be the language oF
saints and angels when they hymn their ma.
gers fIaise That the 'imid, though prejo.
diceo Inrisiisn. may be encouraged 10 hone
oet,ef 'a'e 10 The poor fidler than martyr
com here and damnaii0D hereafter. YOU VIII
erat'y yG'ary OF the art b. The following
extract Of Luther life expressing the on;o;,
OBS and devotion of that great reformer To the
sohiec'i and it may safely be added that none
other of the refoTmers bot Cakvin did and
no msn but deaf to the natural Ian.
6usge of the heart could, entertain other q.
piniOns and feelings.
''"S' j HttuCHUIt5I 10 MUSIC.
Music said Luther is on Of the
Ialrest and most glorious Gift Of God ta
Which Satan is a bitter enemy = ther with.
many tribulations and evil coeitalions ara
hunted away u j. cne OF the best arts
the notes Civ" life to the text, il exprlleth
meianch9'Ie, as we see on King Saul Kings
ana ff'hces ought to preserve and msintsiR
music, for great Potentates and Rulers
n rrn
Laws, and although private people have lust
Ihereuoto and love the same, vet their chilli
l'le cannot preserve and maintain il, We
read in the Bible that the eond and cody
Kings maintained and paid singers.
Music said Luther; is The bert ,olace
Tor sad and sorrow(ul rindt. through which
me heart IS refreshed ard ,e'nrd again in
peac', as L sem by Virgil tn coia,nos iao
Tare |epsS ego deere UerSuS Sing 'hou the
Notes. ! viii NIng the T.yt. Music is an
half Dicipline spd School. mistress. that
maEeth people more gentle and meek miod,'
ed, more modest and understanding. Tha
base and evil fdleTs end minstrel, serve
thereto, thai we see and hear. b0w fine an
AF' Music ~. FOR white con never be better
kno"o, than when black j, held sginst it.
Anne, 1888, the 18th Of Decenbsr
1''''~' '''''CN VIC >'UHtT5 sn0 muSl' fans
'uPuer, where they song Faire ard sweet
mOteioe then ne aid with admir.tioo. See.
ing our Lord God in in this hre which is
bot = mere Cioaca shakrth out ard present.
eth onto Us 'uc' precious gifts. vhar then
will be done in the life everlasting, when
every thing shall be made IN the most com
pete aud dclightullest usnrer here is
n'afsr5a pima. he beginning slwaies
loved NosiC, said Luther \ whom has * 4
IN this Art The same is Of coed kinds, fued'
Tor OIL things we must Of necessi;ie main.
TEN MOsic in Schools, School master ought
to nave 'kil in Music, otherwise would
not regard him, neither should We orGsin
young fellows 10 the Office of preaching, ex.
cePt before they hevs been we'll exercised
and Prsctised ir The School &C Nus;c
Music l. fair gift Of cd, and near sIlied
to Diviniue, J Old not for great matter
'aid Luther he destitute Of the small sk IN
IN Music which J have. The youth oUght
to be brought up ond accustoned to his
Art. Tor ii mako'h fine end exPcrt P,ogie