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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03
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The cup nj reconciliation was exhausted.
-.'esihc had 5aiTtled while eNiis,wrre tnlrra.
BILE She has i,4t up aims ~ the hottest
'VaGst" IN which the sword wna ever drawn.
She has lained issue With her opprrssurs.
and The god al battles muat decide the
cultrnNrrsy. Tit cod, who il lmmuta-
by Iusi has snnlrd nFnn hcr cause. The
si5'ial success Which has attended her arms
hoth upon The land aud upon The ocean.
lI1s eNer'dri The mos sdngJl!uP autlcipa
Z 'us ot her mnst a,ng line lltruds and
permits liz Ia Aduiee The pleasing hone
tiiatfthe conn Il Nil result ia the establish
meot al Greeian Independence. Bu Tel.
Jaw eIiiIens, NIL" outstanding thissccmngly
prosperous State ~ ai,alr-, IA, Grrrks la, =
numerous asti sipranlable difficulties Ito
'"nceHu'er. Il is true that THEN al,ns ha,,.
been triumphant upon Land --it.tsEruc thar
thelr naval thnnJ. r. have reported most
tavordbil tor lie rau-e ~ hherV-it Is true
thai no power has essonsed the Turkish
.rauSe--ii Is even true nat tHr Greek have
rc' we'd liie nus eome assistance from
many rndn as al Eurupc--lBm the en-
penscs attendant an the lsornus prosecu-
Ion al Il prafractrd civil war, in coniturc-
t"n with the savage policy of ntrrcirss
enemy, has measurably exhausted her re-
souFe'' Til" pamers af Europe are idle
-p"rtafors of their noble and patriotic
struggle. The earthly trinity" ha,in &c.
1ec'rd IFS purposes IN d generate Spain, hy
r. estahl,.hl < npnn The throne u senslcss
wretch, nho mrcaks bis vengeance nv
ni"tstcn'ng he peninsula with the innocent
blood oi the defenders Of liberty, and with
wa I'M the solennily of an oath Is hut a
bible views with Jealousy the progress
n. hbcriyin the hTea. thrill of iulrr
nal exultaiion would pass through the bo.
SONS of these iyrants, could they behold
me death blow given To the Erccian strug-
Sir. 1t cannot be doubted for Il moment.
yellow Citizens, that these confederate mon
stfrs, whose Termination il is total, to
eNtihon'sh sihe Hume nf liberty and 10 ri, rt
a oii mankind he gatling yoke of slavery,
iook VIII o. fpt"eatinn u,,an the Efforts
OF the Greeks for the aero,.ry of sheir !
Hong lost liberty. GhfiSiiun EaroDt stands I
"ith folded arms, and views Nith told in. |
dIif'FenGe CArisilaa people contrn,,ine |
agd'n9t Mannmclsa satagrs rnr tho ll..'' /
1ngs ot civil and religious freedom. Chn. |
yam Europe, which buasts so m,rh of II.
Civilization aud refnemesf, stands by, and
5)assiNeiy Witnesses the crescent waving
Sser the cross-the wolf devour...s ,Lg
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rellom Cai.ens IF Lnnchbnrg.

FtlIom Gaisens n LgachbUrE.
The sympathy UPWARDS The Greeks "hth
has hccn namlrslcd IN our nuih"ri cHics,
-is u sunrce Il nuth gudllieail"n to the
friends Of afflicted homMatN TIE Nr,late
the diSirrssrs al fhese who are struggling
amidst nnnniofahle difficulties vith heroic
fon,tude Mij prfst, erance IN the h"lS
Cau,r ST, hb.rts, - a duty ,tnr"sed upon
ynu IN telnga Tor hae freedom which NWl
"niav. aud peflntl mr. Ia hope that you viii
discharge il with dacrlty.
Centuries had Elapsed, fellow citizens,
sine. Greece, the must renowned nation ol
antiquity distinguished tot =" arts anI
arms'--tle pralnnnd wisdom of who's
philosophers commanded thu Scncrdlur ol
surrounding nations the terror of whose
ail conuuering arms IN de the universe "a
tremhl. f-had heen degraded 10 a state 81
Centuries hid interviewed since the drSccu.
dants of those who blrd II Marathon, al
plhm and nj Thermop,l9 had been tn,
-wretchcd -hbIecis .of n riGorous and all %
hate d. seolisa Forsae,ss. aud with nncA
amplcd psttree-, had Greece suffered al
that brutal excrs~ III crimes and u wantef
CO lchy IN pu1isianeuis could unlct She
bad Witnessed the con6ngralinn ct hcr ci
lies the devastation at her SOD the pal
luton uf her malrops and virgins tin
Slaughter Of her anoiie0dng cilhcns--ths
Rhnman bulehsiy II The ministers of hrI
-rcilgon--tlle nfafiAatlan al the temples ol
Almighty God Ebe jam salts est
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IN SENATE. Nth Dec. 1928.

he it resolved by the Senate and House
OF Representatives Of the State of Gcorgla,
III General Assembly met, and il is hereby
resolved ny The authority Of the sam''
maj The following shall BE- proposed as
an amendment to the Constitution Of ne
L. States
That no part Of the constitution of the
T. States ought Ia he construed, ursh"lI be
construed, to authorize the importation OF
',sress OF any person of color, iuto one
such state"
Ana that his Excellency the Govcrnnr'
i" ana nc IS hereby requested TO conno..
ll'ait The resolution to the Gournors ot
'"e Different states, with a reques' :! g, iFh
same may be submitted to their r. .l.ect %
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So William ii. Brodnax. having nlaio-
nty of The whole number of ,utes, Vas de
clared elected Brigader General.
Mr.. Holland, with II view To the despatch
OF business, moved that when the llousr
ADJOURNED that day, it wo,id adjourn It'll
hnnday II o'otock.-.lgyeed to.-a.yes m
No,s 10. ~
Monday, January -Mr.Go,1on m,dr
an unsuccessful attempt to .all np th, nfe.
hhihe ana resolution nt.crcd somr,ia,s 40
ny hnn' rrlai'nE to the ready money sub
seflhed ny individuals for the rfrctjon al :,
monument 10 the memory of Gen. Wash.
ington
Mr.. Smith or Giles moved for I.a,. =,
hf'ns ~ "a bill more cGech,aHy 10 lreuea
nnlamtm gumHG."
Mr., M""re "f +. moved to amend The
resolution ny adding the words, land 10
Prorent eoek fighting"
Mr.. Helek'li Of l.. moved further 10 a.
mend the resolution, by adding the words
" aud horse r0ring."
On Mr.. Pdrkrr's motion, the rrsnln,in,
and amendments were indefinitely postnoo.
ed-a.es &c. noes 81.
Mr.. Mayes of Bath moved the following
resolve. 'a
RESOLVED, That thr committe for &. &.
u he Instructed to enquire into the ,xp,. /
'Hehey "i So amending the existing law ns |
IL put INTO active employment the fund.
now remaining idle in the hands or lin.
school commissioners, with leave. 81.
itGecfed. 'e'
Mr. Moody asked for leave TO bring in ,
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lamh Nh.fe shall oteeee boob s"I h''f :.
D. li... .IlIs.4ls liz lac s,ds al rt'efA q. =
..,tl.,,,s A., .NtI.ni h9ss ib'' '''f' ntt'r- -
r,,,..,,e. Thy Is.s fof"ard Go" y"h' "t
.l,arr4 upnn ibe couldn't ~, ai'd i"''si i'''
,l,,. .t.,sl 4aals..s salit9ifa'e o. r'nd't ~.
-. s1..ad .s..fy attempt !" ihr"" " on
p,..,p,,afpted, fhetelaie, - ihr'r i"p'a 81
.,,,ag f,..fn the surrounding Hhi"h@' III,
,.r...ks mak. y loud, a s,sth'it', ahh l
ttru.i not an tnas.. aliaR arpoAb {" III" hali''
.,.tt.tasitY al aIc American r''l'"' ~
Ii,N cIiiIrns- ! ssl4 stal-=iur sesh alone ca,
,l,Iernias lie question sinai lhry hfP'A'
"A Inn Are VI dcat - 1h"ir rft"a
Are YOU unaffected iy the ''s"hS aud a. 'hs
,h,inks 81 fnialr i1n"crncr r mp
b,l4er thugs 81 yau. You n"r'd mot ihf
-ena.rsr ,unrs,l,cs, to haw y"h mo
+ 64.lloa 81 faf.ea deep aud = heartfelt
lni,ifst IL III. esinblirhqisnt 81 "Fe"i'h
,nd.n,a,drncs, aiId ~ ihr.rrdora4i"h al iiial
eunf,iis Ia liz ancitsii station ~ the con
st,tlalien Of nations --of - lnininai M'p'h
~ by past days slonc with - sPl'1hshi
lusfrr. Having been once visited "l~ nv
the Incidental a1liciions d chdfniilts 81
Il evil Nar-shappy III TIE uureslr"lp'a IN
in,incpt of evil aud religious ic"d"ih
Than ,ou there can be No people 10 NH"s'
Ampdlhies Greece can appeal VIM NOR
natering hopes al snccess. She WI n"l
b. tii.nl,l,,a.i=d -, ,..,. r~ns .inblr rApe'id-
lion. She pleads her csu,r with eo-
,pl.nee lhal aganirs inspItc." Nusnnal's
cannot ,,ifaess The distfo sscs of " gallant
people conle,,dng for ia" inherent anu
unal,enable tlshta III man, and ""' f'"d''
that rcIlaI which Is IN tieir power 10 W
siou. For can u generous tirsinian be-
hold nnmo,ed tie rctuor~"lrss InAIenpn
upon the Greeks af torI'Wlng crueInes
which i" mercy, With a bl1rdinG hort,
neeps when shr srrs nhict"d on beast
NJ, llrslni4ins You have not d"S"hrfai
ed the spnil al Your fathers SIN glow
nnh aaabaled ardor Thou com" on
and although would set bounds 40 ~"
man's eha,,,y, yet let u" man ll"'d h''N
lbs nit because II Is = mite. tn" i"as'
sum " III mol Only llrss the donor, bat be
acceptable Ia Tie done".
II Is for ,su, Nirginians To show 10 ih'
world thai "tusnla IS what Virginia
was." EPAhl NoNDA7.
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ron tuU VirGIglAF.
TIL. qsIiiIk~.

The noble efforts Of the Greeks 10 oh'hip
their Independence, aud Tree Themselves from
the calling YOKE ot Turkish slavery, h"N'
Justly excited lively interest ~ every phhf-
Ter OF the civilized world III the 'Hr'
state, whore liberty has hcTh plhhl'd, h'l-
tued aud maim"h a general sympathy ~
lhcu suilerines, aud an anhtt1h solciludt loi
their succrssih progrrss aud triumph
uniN.rsnllv prevail. The shout al nppiau.r
aud the ehecr ii grstulatio1, r"snnnd THROUGH.
ont orr country lrnm the highest 10 Tue low
= d.plrimrnts or venerable th'ct Ma
risirnir, IN his Inst communication to Con
sress, has expressed himself '"rr'1Ioh :" me
Grecks, IN terms which bi"athc lIlrrhuiN
. OF sentiment mld nolheness ot sou', cherhe-
tcrislic of the IN rnn oNc winch he lnesidet,
aud in#un-on Nilh Ii beat tee lnss aud Wen
OF every lover OF llbr ~, aud every rhlieli-
cnrd ~ riot. In n nnilonni legislature, u
re- olpiion is pend n, The object OF which =
- make nm apr pfihtion Tor d'lrhNng IN
expense a. II mis- ION 10 the Grcclou Republic
" hal ought II be the ih'e oi -that resolution
-ar hnlV lar !. would he consistent With the
policy oi our gov rrnment to Interfere ~ tn
wars nni contentious ot foreign couutrte-, II
= "'. ~ - - ~ ~ "'''' W ~ INN ,
n',"''h ~ "'s' ~ ~ ",i'''''.. - .
"''"9s 10 me p'''"''n NV" ,t,.'1""" "'
10 'een me hets M" ''"'ur 'u' W. Neo,
=" '"''',' me "n'" '" ",','"u W u
Pn"'' IN" .he'' 'nr "'"'' vi '"c '"7' 20 "
So'''ef, Is 'he P'H"'te va cf''y MA" ~n'
"ss'sses "'''''' ''"" Nv" "'"'' "'''
h'hfl. - aNfiess ON 'IF'""'"'" ~ h'
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til sFzsIf alenoI4f ihIrE tiff t'f-#"f''
s,an. rtal nave conse 10 llm following - 80.
E iatinhs ibsfeuppp.
HesoIfed, A. IL opi'l0n "f tl'ls eoninh
-. ihsti fhe mcsipr'H t. notwithstanding
,b, advantage afforded him by tin .of1sz
,aillee. olssn ilri r,idcnce 10 his ii,or
ubrl, could pussfi1lt be derived fiam TIE
p.f..,...z and paper. call d for ~ hfgsell,
ublrfam,as brought ~ rv'Ty iiSlaace df-
eotfins Il. hls ,tslte, a.d subn .nel /" liia
,xao,la4tion daily. tor ulsy s,eoks, bds
fatally ful,l. VII rr, nd ta'ryely aiifsh-
t,on md, h, liln IA hl- said incntntial !"
snb-tinliale any on, ia any p"ri, 0r ndny
drgirr hatso.Aer.
l'hai. instead Of finding Il to be- true ~
alleged by thr meporlallsi, :" ,hat thr
board nf directors or thr prn'ieni'Hfy h'h'
hy resolution. ~ The m"nth Of July, 49,
authorised 4 secondary agent Tor =al.s of
nenil rniiafy manufactures, Ia CIV orders
srIl goods, giant I, ccipts, and 10 do aud
prff.lfn all acts, :. reader similar accounts
aud statements rs the priuarI agent thfic-
h, making the former virtually ihdrpehd
rnf of liz latter, without, however, teqnf-
my security from bin, although clothed
hy them with powers co-cXtrba'e WIN
thosr III The lnrnoriaIist, aad Withdrawn,
bv thur .oidefs, from hls Immediate con.
iioul." tfe cunt,arY has bren sneAn, b,
the Whale y nor ur III" "'t'ifHcf hddht'd /.
and II has be.n proved, 10 the lull shlislac-
Inn of ,oor cf,n,mirtcr, tlrat the af,,, said
secondary agent was not only appointed ny
and r.m9.eable on the complaint Of the
urinary acrnr, hat that he WAS At all times
i ,f,ct,e,liy under the controul Of in fact.
a. .nlardin.te by lav To, the mcmogtal-
isl.
Thai, ne ahini]s'"h N"l''N''i". "'"''
me ip''e"i'a' WIN ''S''" '" NV ~ -.
al ,h' f'pohse ~ NV s''"''''" "|','' W..
mat Nh'o III 'he 'u'''n'' U, 10
| RAJ Weeks "'fe o'N"''" '" we IL =.
'l"n al hneio' II" errors "' '''Po''''''t '.'
hrenN1eh, me s"fh 'eF""''H 'Pi'S''e' "
hala'r'' ana no sn1il'''h .','t'Fo !" ~
tlfg''iS 81 ia, s"'a aSc''' n"S p''' ''',y
confirmed ny 'pr evidence 'n upon oa.h
81 atnlse W. man 90 resp ""'H'a
a Stfhl Skill IN accounts VINO Hi" 'e'n
l"nly shoseh heltfe" ny 'He NV" aseh''
IN TX 'inint hlt sha accounts an" po"h7 II
lhrir presence winch s"id t'lerce test
lied yonreommlttec,th thai due tf'dlt helne
s''a ~ ~ ,"e ~ r'aJ, i'r
~ p','.,a,',;',r,. Co.,. ,,I IN r,r IN,
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,hc,,, f,uy aud crl,
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+ ! nat me ass't'lon "au' VI 'ht sal" "'e
lnollaii lua' " ah'' ~ '"'N'' Wv ~ w
: .i'iA 'seia 'lo''f'lo' '''" "''"'''''''''
III n''r' more '''n :" ''!' WI" S''''
% s''' pr '''o",'' ANU "''"',' my '''''
so"t.' '"Nn 10 'ho ,"' '"' ''i'l' II" '.s'
/ ana ..i -, ''n ,''P'"\'"' " " ''"l ''c 'u9
hdfl''il"o,' "n N"'""' state ]" 'n'
= county III NJ ''''''' "'0 w '" Wv ~
u a'si1"N'n !" o""' commune ~ III
{ 'Nhlo non ~ NC u''uS ~ ,""Ne9 INC, u
u. ttnfd 1T lle Sata property, h'hh "ii'
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I,yNrUBuRG. rEBRr Any ,, lGlh

William c McAili-ief, Esq on" al ia" de'
.I,y,., a. from Campbell county, Ia the p'e'o"'
Genera, assomlly, declines standing P'' AZ
the on suing April eleaib'n. We shalt p""'''"
n. address to his constituents IN Friday pa
pnr.
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School Notice.

TINE subscriber tenders bis services as
l. a TEACHER, 10 bis friends and the
public, and promises faithful discharge
Of bis duty IN attending to the morals T. ii.
terary advancement OF his pupils. He al.
so tenders bis thanks to those who have
been pleased to patronlse his school, and
flatters himself that the progress made by
the pupils committed 10 bus care, may me-
rit continuance of The confidence repos-
eG 10 him. Should early application be
made, he will prepare himself TO receive,
as boarders, ten pupils, to be instructed
10 the Greek and Latin Languages; which,
with seven or eight scholars from the
neigbborhood Of the school, will consii.
tute The whole number intended to be ad.
mitted.
The terms are 10 dollars per annum !;
or, if a bed be furnished, loo dollars, Tor
board and tuition. Quarterly payments
will be expected in advance.
As it respects health, there is, perhaps,
no situation in the county more eligible
for school. FRANCIS ADAMS.
Nanjemoy, Charles county, Md.
jaa e &c
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crania Of their children, and not force
them to occupations contrary to the
bent oftheir genius.
Ifthou wouldest be poet, search
for Imagination and judgment, snd
host of minor organs; which ifthou find
est not, sit down content with humble
prose. Ifthou wouldest be musician.
feel for the bump of harmony, and If
thou findest it not, burn thy fiddle. In
short, be what thy Uranium tells thee
thou art fit for; and if thou excellest,
thank nature, and--Gall and Spurz'
helm. NATHAN.
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James S. Gunnell. Nj. ID.
DENTIST.

u ESPECTFULLf offers his services
IL as DENTIST, 10 the citizens and visi'
tors of the District OF Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington GeOrgetO,cn 1Alerand17a
DR.. Sim DIR. c Worthington DR.. Semmes
f. MAY p. Warfieli Washingto
Cutbush Henderson Richards
HUNT N w. Worthington Fitzhugh
Sewall Bohrer Peake
Washington Magruder Stabler
Watkins
Gen John Mason. Richard B. Lee,
esq. Col. A. Henderson, George Graham,
esq Rev. Or. A. Hunter, DR.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tween 9th and 10th streets w. on the same
square with Mr.. Gunton's apothscary shop.
Washington, Oct. 7th, 1922.
o. Dr.. Gunnell may be consulted at
Mr.. CIsgett's hotel, in Alexandria, every
Friday, from A. NJ. until 2 p. M. lex.
cep: during the sessions OF Congress. y
All letters addressed TO DR.. G. in Washing
ton, or left at Clagetl's hotel will be pune.
tually attended TO, lawtf
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MarshaI's Sale, in Virginia.

DURSU ANT to DEGREES OF the superior
L court O! chancery for the Fredericks'
burg district, bearing date the 18th day of
May, 1898, and the 99d day Of May, 1924,
in a sIit depending in the said court, be.
tween Charles Carroll, of Carrollton,
Plaintiff, and William Brent, jr. admins
traitor with the will annexed OF Daniel c.
Brent, deceased, and others, Defendants.
shall. on the 9TH day of July next. Chat
being Prince William court day. at Prince
William courthouse, expose to sale by
public auction, to the highest bidder, tor
ready money, that portion OF The
Park Gate Tract Of Land,
situate, lying and being in the county a.
foresaid, which is comprised 10 lots No. l
and 8, as designated in the Plat filed in
the said suit, containing in the said two
lots according to the said Plat, One Thou.
sand and 1,yenty four Acres, tno roods
and fzgenty three poles; il being the residue
of the said Park Gate Estate, after de-
Quoting the sale of that part called Flat
Bush, which was heretofore sold on the
29d day of December last, under the FORM
er of the aforesaid DEGREES. The residue
now offered for sale, compartments The
MANSION HOUSE, and has great ad.
vaulsges in fertility, sslubrity, and near.
ness to Prince William courthouse.
VIM. VI. CRAIG, deputy of
JOHN STANARD, NJ F. {. D.
iune 8 4w
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POETRY.

Mr.. SNowDEN:
hereby transmit you the fragment of
Poem, written in oommemoration OF the
burning of he Capitol by the British, on
the Gath OF August, 1914.
Calm was the air, Golus' blasts were still,
While crystal currents ghded down each rill;
Old Night her darksome mantle round had
spread,
And DER the scene gloomier horror shed.
The foil orb moon, from her meridian height,
Dispersed pallid lustre Ger the night;
When near our grand Potomac's sandy shore,
Faced to the north, her heaving bosom bore,
Revolving various troubles IN her mind,
Columbia's mournful genius sat reclined;
Her olive branch, dstained with purple blood,
She dashed indignant in the swelling flood;
Then sorrowful, she turned awhile to gaze
On her proud Capitol, all in blaze.
While thus she rested on the bank below,
Heaving deep signs, and lost in speehless woe,
AT once a solemn murmur filled the air,
Which reused the Goddess from her trance OF
care:
She scared, and lowering DER sturdy oak,
With voice of thunder, awful silence broke;
Proclaiming, as she darted towards the west,
III seek son who wears loftier crest:
Nor or a Narlike Chietain sought in vain
The seluers written on New Orleans PLAIN
With pen of steel, and INK of hons blood
twill last as long as Mississippi's flood.
The Goddess then her banner did unfold,
And JAcxsoN's name appeared Ia FURNISHED
gold.
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Notice.

4NOllSCs
WAS committed 10 Fairfax county
w Jail as runaway, on the 9Th day
Of June last, negro man who calls himself
j Il C D Il,
and says he belongs to Mr.. Mudd, Of
Georgetown, D. C.. The said negro is a.
bout 10 years of age, about ) feet high, s.
has been crippled in bis lett thigh, and is
very biack-had on when committed a
blue cloth coat, dark grey pantaloons,
cotton shirt and wool hat.-The owner of
the above named negro, if any, is request
ed to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away, otherwise be
will be disposed OF according to law.
P. B BRADLEY, jaiIor,
for J. G. HUNTER, sheriff
may I3-tt OF Fairfax county.
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From the kaleidoscope.
THE CRANiOLNGiST.

How sublime how poetical is that
science which snatChes the misty
veil from nature, and drags, unwil-
lingl, perhaps, to the light of the
day the innate, yet occult, principles
of man, How worthy of the immor-
tai Gods! remnant OF the Golden
Age, "Cedite Romani, Csdite GrG-
CT - To you, Gall and Spurzheim,
twin stars of brighter lustre thar the
sons of Leda, belongs the laurel of
undying fame ("patmam qui merult
fsrat") for that grand and noble dis
covery, which Ihold to be of greater
and more lasting interest than all the
yagaries that philosophy has ever
dreampt of; di' covery drawn from
the very depth of the well of truth,
which, in the narrow compass of an
individual Uranium. gives "a local ha-
bitation and name" to all the wild
luxuriances of fancy, motive for E.
very action, an origin to every
thought Oh 1! that "one small head
can carry all We know !' before
whose broad and sweeping rule the
puny distinctions of good and evil,
and all the narrow prejudices and
principles which ages of human iuge-
nuity have invented. vanish into emp
ty air!
Oh! sweet, majesty, consoling
theory: theory? let me not brand it
with so ignoble and Elusive name;
hut fact, firm and fixed AS fate, which
waving the vain labor Of empty ar
gumeht, tells me in moment why /
am wise man or fool, coxComb
or a kna,e, or why | am a plain,
downright. honest man. No more
need we cogitate on the restless pill
low tn solve the probiem of foolish
or vicious action; but knock down
the bugbear, conscience, with the
stubborn "argamentun ad hcmnnem."
and say "'Twas not |, twas the or
gan within me mo more need we
WAIVER and hesitate, and weigh with
scrupulous care the words and deeds
of any man, OF woman either, for
many long and weary month, be-.
fore We take him to our bosom. aud
greet him with the name of friend.
Look but at his skull. and he stands
confessed before us in his genuine
character. No more need We fun
BILE in our pockets, and listen to "a
long, lingering tale, before we be-
stow our mite on passing beggar.
Let him take off his hat, and there is
no further need of consideration.
'Twould take an age to number
DER the manifold advantages which
il Affords us, but | have said enough
60 stamp its value.
Amazed, delighted. and enraptured
with the science, applied my self di-
ligently to study its bearings. |
reused up the fire and trimmed the
candles, placed the pale. melancholy
well.divided Uranium before me, and
opened the magic book Of Gall and
Spurzheim
And what field of ecstasy did it
not afford mel Frequent and plea
SAINT were my journeys tn the looking
glass, as organ after organ developed
itself to me. There stood magma
tiveness. displaying its broad front
before me: wit, too, was there, on
extended bases: benevolence and phi
loprogenitiveness, and nice little
bump of amativeness, and host Of
good and kindly organs, swelled up
into being before my delighted view.
l,hera Maro a few small, ugly, ill.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-10
A. c.. Cazenove & Co.

lave for sale complete assort-
III ment ef
Cut nails 4 brads, at Baltimore prices
Window s. coach glasses ot'all sizes
DIpont's gunpowder
Seignette's brandy
Whites best gin
N. E. rum, Whites chocolate
Soap, sperm g. mould candles
Madeira wine, various brands
Malaga 30 superior quality
Barrels of refined sugars do
Boxes of prunes
Casks OF raislns
Richmond manufactured tobacco Of
approved quality
American and Spanish segars in quar-
ter, hall and whole boxes, &c.
A very large assortment OF American
cotton and WOODEN goods
German linens
British, Scotch and Irish goods
iuneI
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-10
MOlasses, Sugar, sc.

MOlasses, SISaF, &C.
T ANDlNG this day from the schr. Eli
Liza, Barker, capt Gage, from Boston.
So bids retailing molssses Represent.
5 do. muscovado sugar led to be OF
qpipes pure Holland gin )sup'r q'Pty
1873 boxes brown soap, suitable Tor the
West India market, ter sale by
NAV % SAM'L MESSERSJlTH.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-10
RUM ELLIS
Lucky Lottery Office,

where many other lucky tickets are offer
ed IN the various Lotteries now drawing.
or Many other valuable prizes have
been sold, in very short tines since thus
Fortune favors those who purchase tickets
at Ruupells's Office, june S