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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-26
Fromhe European Magazine.

their mouths to steal away their brains
Shakespeare.
All the crimes ON earth do not destroy 81
many of the human race, nor ALLEVIATE 81
much property, as Drunkenness.-Bacoa.
If yoa wish to be always thirsty, be {
Grunkard; for the oftener and more you
drink, the oftener and more thirsty you
will be.
Ifyou seek to prevent your friends
raising you in the world, be drunkaro
for that will defeat all their efforts.
If you would effectually counterfeit
your own attempts to do well, be a
d,unkard; and you will not be disap-
pointed.
If you are determined to be poor, be
a d,'mkard /; and you will soon be rag
ged and pennyless.
If you would wish to starve your
family, be drunkard; for that will con-
sumo the means Of their support.
If you would rather be spunged on
by knaves, be a drunkard and that
will make their task easy.
Ifyou wish to be robbed, be drunk
ard; which will enable the thief to do
it with the more safety.
If you wish to blunt your senses, be a
drunkayd and you will soon be more
stupid than an ass
Ifyou would become fool, be drunk
ard; and you will soon lose your under
standing.
If you wish all your prospects in life
to De clouded, be a druakard and they
will soon be dark enough.
If You would destroy your body be
d,piatard; as drunkenness is the mother
Of disease.
If YOU mean to ruin your soul, be a
d,1ss.ord; that you may be excluded
from Heaven
II YOU are resolved on suicide, be a
ele1sqfcrd; that being sure mode OF
desJ.uction.
Ifyou would expose both your folly
and your secrets, be a drunkard and
they win run out while the liquor runs
in.
fyou are plagued with great bodily
strength; be a d,'unkard and it will
soon be subdued by SO powerful an an
tagonist.
If you are determined to expel all do
nestle harmony from your house, be 9
drm⩝ and discord, with all her E.
vii train, will soon enter.
Il you would get rid of your money
without knowing how, be drunkard; *
it will vanish insensibly.
| Ifyou would be reduced to the neces
sity of stunning your creditors, be a
drunkwd; and you will soon have rea.
son to prefer the by-paths to the public
streets.
If you would be dead weight on the
community, and "cumber the ground,
be a d,unkard for that will render you
useless, helpless, burthensome and ex'
pensive.
If you would be odious to your fami.
ly and friends, be drunkard and you
will soon be more than disagreeable.
If YOU would be pest to society, be
a dy7tnkara; and you will be avoided as
infectious.
J If you dread reformation Of your
faults, be dyMkard; and you will be
impervious to all admonition.
Ifyou would smash windows, break
the peace, get your bones broken, tum-
Bile under carts and horses, and be
locked up in watch houses, be d'7Hak
ard; and it will be strange if you dc
not succeed.
Finally, if you are determined 10 be
utterly destroyed, in estate, body and
soul, be adrunkard; and you will soor
know that is impossible to adopt
more effectual means to accomplish
your-END.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-26

An intelligent farmer of this town
has communicated to us what, he says,
is an effectual remedy against injury to
horses and cattle which may have eaten
too much grain: 1t is simply to adj
minister pint of melted hogs lard as
soon as the fact is discovered. He says
he has tried the experiment number
of times and always with success
Norridge,cock Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-26

"a good Ht."-An anecdote, with
this title, has been published in most or
all of the newspapers in which New
Yorker is made to threaten a Pennsyl-
vanian, that if the Legislature of his
state interfered with the New York
coal company, the "York folks" would
cut canal from Carpenters point to
the Hudson, drain off the Delaware, and
leave the city of Philadelphia high and
dry. This anecdote appears also in
the Westchester Penn. Village Re-
cord, accompanied with the following
retort -
"The New York papers are all circu-
lating this Sgood Mt," as they term it,
with a remarkable self complacent spi-
rit, thrusting their tongues into the
left cheek, as much as to say-"Who
but we 70 In good truth, the Workers
have been so be-praised for their great
canal and their great city, that they be-
gin to look down upon their neighbors,
as an inferior race Don't swell too
large, gentlemen. If our commission
ers on internal Improvements do their
duty, and we have no doubt they will,
we will tap your great canal, and bring
the trade your fine Genessee country
down the Susquchannah, through the
great valley, TO our own emporium,
which though not pushed in hot bed,
is thriving finely and wholesomely, and
a century hence, as well as now, will
equal your grand city in every thing
but-puffing."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-26
THRONE OF THE GRAND MoeuL.

Terniver, in his travels estimates the
value of the throne of the Grand Mo-
gul, at three hundred and sixty mil
lions of livres Twelve columns Of
massive gold, supported the throne,
were covered with large pearls, the
canopy was also of pearls and diamonds.
mounted by Peacock with a tail OF
precious stones; every thing else was
proportional TO this astonishing mag
ni6cence. The greatest solemnity in
the year was, when the Emperor used
to be weighed in gold scales before all
the people, on which occasion he con-
stantly received above fifty millions OF
livres in presents.
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FRIGHT AND LEFT"

On the walls in Liverpool, England,
the following singular notice was
written; Respectable people are request
ed to keep to the right hand side OF
the foot-path, and blackguards the
left.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-26
TmyRsDAY MORNING. MAY @8o 1885,

recollect that every fleeting moment
brings you nearer to that bourne from
whence no traveller returns.
CIV. E. Far.
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DRY GOODS,

with which, from the advantage of having an
agent constantly attending the New-York auc-
tons to purchase for them, they are enabled
to supply their customers, by the piece or
yard, on as good terms as any other house in
the District may 12-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-26
Removal.

WITHERS s WASHINGTON
HAVE temporarily removed their store to
Ill the house formerly occupied by Mr.. T.:
L. Martin as Hat store, southeast corner Of
King and Fairtar streets, where they are open.
ing an extensive s. well selected assortment of
BRITISH, FRENCH I7.aLL4N, GER:
NAN and DO uESIYC
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-13
NninsprnyeA ilanA,

'outaiolng loo nercs, Of good quality, lying
III Spoon creek, about two miles from the
irst mrutIgnpd tract Also
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-13

CEEAgER
THAN = Err.
The subscribers are noW receiving thcir ele
CANT assortment Of
FAKE g. WIN :. Z q 4
GO IDS.
Comprising complete stock Of Ae Jotloie
ing articles:
Cloths. Cassimeres, Fcslngs, Irish Linens,
keniings, Linrn Cambfics,
Cambria Muslius.
iinse aud Point Blankets,
Red, yellow and Whlte Fannels,
New style Silks,
Canton, Nsukeen. figured aud plain Grapes,
E1bcs, OF the newest fashions,
Null Mnlls, Of The newest patterns, some OF
which are direct from France,
IL aud 6-I Book Muslin.
Morino and Grape 5liawls,
Belt Rihbos aud Buckles new style,
Satin md Gauze Ribbons,
New style Prints every cheap
silk Stockings and Gloves,
Geniemen's Beaver aud Noodstock Gloves,
Cotton, worafed and woollen Stockings,
super silk Flags.
I orio,se, Tuck and Side Combs,
Aud general assortment OF Fancy afliCleT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-13
Stone Ware 8 Flower Pots


17NliE subscriber. intending 10 remove 10 the
4 western country, offers his LANDS Tor
sale on accommodating terms. his land
lis IN the county oi Patrick, on the South
daso river, containing about 500 acres, very
well adapted 10 the culture Of corn, wheat
or tobacco. There it M0iciency oil cleared
land to work & or 10 hands 10 advantage.
nearly one hundred acras of which IS good
bottom. This laud is 50 situated as 10 admit
of three divisions and considerable portion
Of the nncrafrd part is irsl rate tobacco land
lhr plantation Is situated in rs agreeable Al
nelgIthorhood as any in The upper country,
aud is well watered and healthy II lie, with.
IN two miles of manufacturing mill Bond
with approved sccnrity will he required, or
lien upon the land 10 secure the payment OF
Inc moneY Al.o. be will sell lrnet Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-13
large additional Supplies

Adi 50 Auditioliai ouppilss,
JUST RECEIVED BK
fM'7EI.Ii, LaObI2assOAa o. CO.
VA Hltil. together with those recently
w received, make their assortment very
complete, embracing all thai is Jal5KI.
FASHIONABLE and UsaiE :. u.
It's almost unnecessary 10 say loaf iHry Wi,
a heretofore oder their gooi> ou d reason
aalt terms a. they eau be procureu in the
market, aud lhdt every eAerllun viii he maur
10 Keep up their assortment aud give salisiaC
ton 10 those who may call nlon them,
THE SUPPLY CONSISTS #
Shepherd y Hilsts very supr West of Eng
land blue q sIack Cloths & Cassmeres,
London and Yorkshire Ciotho n Cashmere,
OF various colours, at very low prices.
fnshtonHhIe rlbbd and Pembroke striped
CHssrmerts
onpctiaar and common Cassinells,
NaneHester Cords, large rib, for making cher.
- valy's and travelling fantaloons,
further supply Of beautiful bestings,
NOrsted Vets and Draw rs,
Pose Blankets, from IL 10 Id, very heavy,
White, red and green fIaunels
Mandarin, Nankm and Canton plain aud ii I'd
Grapes,
, cases English, French and American Cal.
Goes Esterhazy, D.oraEfa aud AnGpodr
patterns,
Real lta,an black Silk Cravals,
Fashionable striped do.
/ Fig ID and plain Cashmere Shawls, some We
ry superior,
Satin and plain black Leyantines,
! silk belvets, all shades
\ c'oice selection OF Caroline Plaids, some
very fine, and of light texture for ladies
DRESSES, and others heavy and fit iol
Cloaks,
Linen Cambria Handkerchiels, with white
and coloured border,
Shell tncl. aud side Combs.
I urnlture frin9es aud Cotton Cords
Course Cloths, linscy and hapt Codons, fol
servants,
Black Mohair and extra super black worstec
Hoe,
Men French aud Woodstock Gloves,
! DO. White silk aud Castor do.
! Ladies white and culored Castor do.
DO. English and French black and white
/ silk do.
Extra long white Kid do.
j Fashionable Frogs, for trimming peIisses,
Superior finished Umbrellas,
/ Rolling suspeuder very elegant,
Fancy MtieHlcS. do.
/ Neck Ornaments Of every kind
! Maeassar Oil Otto Of Roses,
A3aC,
Al hatham, Midway and Dover Sheetncs,
81 Strlings, OF oil descriptions,
Superine Sea Island Steam Looms.
Domestic plaids and Stripes,
i Dorchester Cotton Bedlirks
Sept. 90 tsil
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-13
a = meetior of The pfesillens and Di.

4 7 meeting of the Pnesidens and Di-
: 4 rect0rs OF the Lyne!ihafg and Salem
turnpike company, AT the 81 iole quite on
The 25lh September, l526.
Ordered, thst ihe Stockholders Of the
Lynchbnrg and Salem Turnpike company.
pay 10 lie Treasurer on or before the if'h
day Of November, mex, ten dollars, on eaeh
of their several shares oil stock, and thai IT,"
Treasurer cause tins order to be pnbisht d IN
both tire neWspapers published IN Lyac a#rg,
according e Law, Il being the tenth reqnisi-
tion. A Copy
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Clerk.
Oct. 6 tlou
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z r e. l!tI',

GsI 4 comfortable DWELLING
::::Et HOUSE, together with all ma
syglgss3 cessary out houses, large g5,.
sly sss-si. den, aud i've or six acres Of 5 9'
opeh iami, well encIosed-the whole WI
within nile OF town, on BlaekWater rosa .
The ienani will have the privilege oil nroe..
ring fuel from the adjoining lands. Tie Gas.
ses, &c. are in good state of repair ana
possession can be had upon a few day. nofies
10 The present enaDtwho willing 10 remori
before the expiration OF his term. Y
have ais for sale, valuable FENAfi
COOK. S. GArI4Nn'.'
Lyochburg, Sept 90 -
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Ap.tu,c anus a 5RugGsIs,
-. - ,,....,.4 und.J.ii,nt, ,l..5f former
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-13

YlnNAAAY fom n. Sabserib,r. on

RUNAWAY fom M Subscriber, on
Lh .peaaag night last, being nm L,berlV,
s3sd1ard civ, n HtKro MAJ. ,aHtd Duh.
Ybqee reasaH 10 btbeue that bs hts p,or4fd
soatfbfBg Tx a FRI pass, o,m all pOsahH
fadtarof ~ 81 10 tlt siaif Of Ohio. fdia ~
dptta 10 befle-, 50 ftUm hte eiretgrseeet bf'Ro
offts sfigt 5aTiHg ae.ts harlrR obtained ffow
selat angrihfipitd sc9s 3rli "a lbs Ht,E4bar
aoud papsr 1urgorjpg To b. u ffef p9s' ~
ne an 81 nliet f4fV.,ctrf tadbttd = gti ~ jar
rs CtiElir9ihf IN Ono Hb'ee my nere o5frt-
h,Hdt9, and The sad papfr fqsfn ffow t.tH
Bske, ~ t,frt. has bteH - III finer hr0 teiops
ftgeelgIg. and. HroUth hie'fdsssiaffe. may
hare procured surf n pppev.
D.KF q n stout baiH pgupg man njoW IRE
Gei 10 Or II iaches hiaf, toier4big btaek, ruth
gragrtabie whRe isffh, md a ueH rs is,mea.
Der. q smut SCR On h,s figd chtft. aa3 a 6eaf,
slaarif flrfe i4-4os ioHg. on ht Jutsf PM %
uHc a. hfs ttgs. AMI - scar on oHe u hls urtfs.
fpAen be sfaie his cioFemtR, IL tGd = pD,r Of
biack rcird pgAfdio,us. AMI II pqif - H3fpt
pantaloops. AID q eoot af apprgie celor bm
snuch faied a 6iaft hat ibHh q small brim
Should ftliow Of thi5 description pfodnce zee
papcrs. IL troaH be icrH 70 nrrsd him, and tdfp
both ht paPfr, mud The negro, N order hatHc
oicH.r my r. lis properly, aud M riLGUt ubo
fayuidies such paffs may be detec'fd.
.3gp persyn dtirering he ob0ce dcscfibeG
s.gro 10 me. Bso miles etd If Lit,rlg, Bid
f9rd county. firginia, Or confirming him, 80 That
J get him, shall be rel rernrdsA.
JOHN ". HOLT.
BedJord ciy sept. 6, 1925. pta5
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LZk39IEBUnrs Egcr--,...
ron = ~ - - . =

LZk5oEBUncf pgcezz,n..
ron S.ILE.
n pursuance cf a deed Of trust e,......
: 70 the subscriber by Jas Dunniastaa, e
hsarins date The 22d day OF lsnosrg ~ ne, lss
and o. record in the clerk 3 Office Of H., ~
linss court OF Lynehburg, shall proccr5 -
the pafPose, therein expressed, on The 90 81
!. OF October. 1875, upon the premise -2,'
s. b. pubic auction, Tor ready man., ~ 10
Que halH-sAcre Lot,
si'naie IN tue corporation of Lynchbnro
he 'fnny' commonly chilled lie Rcpa,I ina.
/ spciass, heing toe lot on which Ms N
lam formerly resided, an being lie .ss, -
tormefly conveyed by JOHN II Smith - ~ i,-
said James Dnnuington. Acting as irn.1.' a'g
shall only convey 10 The purchaser spcl' -.
us is vested IN me by said deed of trust ,.sS
Sept p. d.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-13
"a Il. MORT Il. s.
Truly Lucky Office, Lvnchhurg.

Hhoiss, So Hairc', 81 Qunitrs, 81 90
Packages Of eleven tickets, embracing the
81 Nes, Of the Lottery, which mnst of ne
cessltN draw AT least %26.5o net, with 50 ma
ny chances for capitals or shares Of pacha-
gcs may he ltad Al thf same rate
Prizes in t'c lotteries of New York, New
Jersey, Pennsy lTania, DelaNprc, Maryland,
Virginia, North Carolina aud Washington CT
", will be received IL payment.
D3'orders enclosing the cash, or prizes, as
above, free OF postage, for tickets or shares
will receive prompt attention, IT addressed 10
ABRAHAM Il. NORTH, Lgnch5Hrg.
JR7W .. 1870. tddl2
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More New Goods.
IIEW GOODS.

CONSISTING N PART Oh
Handsome d,rk and light ground Prints,
Black, white aud Sil,ercd do.
Pink Ginghams,
BIack and cuin'd Canton Grapes, superior
Rich Umbrr, brown aud Lilac figured. Gro
dc Etc,
Figured Bool, nuslins,
81 Rrd-eyc Diaper,
Cd, Cd and lo-i Table do.
Sie.ia Damask Table Cloths,
Fine Long Lava,
Printed Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs,
Flag do.
J cast web assorted Leghorn Gypscys,
3 baYes Ribbons,
do, Curs,
Corded and striped Florcntiae,
Granicr!ls and Cotton Cassneres,
Foe Doghedas Bangress Cords,
bale 81, "a and 81 brown Shirtings
and sheetinss,
Brown aud black Fur Hats,
Together With many articles of Hardware,
Liquor. and Groceries. Also, expected
in few days. IA splendid assortment OF
Shell Tuck and sdr Combs, Morocco
black aud eoored pruneila aud Leather
Shoes, Cambries, Sheetioga, Sugar and
Coffee, &c. sc. Our assortment is now
unusually good, and will be well kept IN
Throughout the year, with every article o!
fancy or use which is in demand, and all
VII be sold al most reduced prices
W. MCKEE & j. q. MEEM.
July Il. t.a7
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100000 Ni%hcst priZc.

Thixisa Lottery formed by The tcrnary
combination aud perturbation of 80 numbers.
10 determine the prize therein, the 81 nuni
ber, veil be sevcra.ly placed in wheel on the
dav of drawing, aud Eve Of them will be- drawn
nnl mud thu clct having on il the Isl, ID
aud 81 draw Nos. il The order III which
drawn, wtll IL entitled 10 the prize Of O.ouu
dollars aud those FIVE other tickets which
shsl have on them the same Mo-. in the fol
lowing order, shall he entitled 10 the pfi1c-
affixed 10 them, respectively, w
The 1T, 30 and ID 10 Slo,Ono
ID, 1T md 81 70 5000
%, Ri md IL 10 5000
I'd, ii aud 2lto 1855
Sd, I'd aud 1t 10 o,oh6
Those IL other Ticket which shnll hive on
them three Of the drawn Nos aud those three
the % 9TH. aud 9th, or the 3rd, lth, and, 9th,
IN some one ol their several orders OF com
blnation or rfrmulatlon5 will each be entitled
10 - prize 0t 81 900.
those - other tickets which shall have on
them 3 OF the drawn numbers. y those three
the ID, Sd and lth, or the I'd. sd aud 9th ia
some one OF ihcir several orders Of comldna-
ton or perturbation. viii each be entitled to
a prize al 5000.
Those - other tickets which shall have
three OF the drawn numbers on them. shn
ench be entitled To n pre- Of SlOu.
Those los tickets which shal have two o
the drawn nnmhers on them aud those two
the u aud i'll in either ordcr, will each be
entitled 10 600.
Those los tickets which shrll have two ol
the drawn numbers on them, Will each be en-
tiGed In go.
All others. bcipg 1914, having two Of N,
drawn numbers on them, viii each he emit
| tied n SO,
Aud all those l1,31oiickcts hpring button,
OF the drawn numbers on them, vii each b,
enttled TO 50
No tickets which have drawn prize of
| superior denomination, can be entitled to al
/ inferior prize.
rri1es payable 30 day after The drawing
and snhIectto the usual deduction OF 10 pc
CGul.
| Iickeis rn1 Shnres MN be Lrdn IL
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WALTER II. MIDDLETON,

.4POTHEC3RY AND DRUGGIST,
HAS just received from Philadelphia
IL A. and New York, his spring supply, en-
bracing every article in the DRUG, MEDi-
CINE and FAINT line. His stock is now
entirely new, his assortment better selected,
and more extensive than at any previous time,
and every article can be recommended as
being genuine Practitioners of medicine,
country merchants, andothers who hive been
in the habit of supplying themselves in Rich
mond, viii find ii greatly 10 their advantage
10 give him n call.
Saei Of his friends and customers who live
at It distance, and cannot find it al all Lines
conyeuient 10 visit this market, may rely mp
on getting their orders put up in as nice style,
articles of as good quality, and as cheap by
sending, as il thcy were present.
LiNSEED OH, BEESNAX, FEATHEhs,
and eyety description of produce taken N ~
barter, for which the highest market price Will
be given.
April 2l ts35
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-01
VOL. H.-NO. 10.
internal CoSn,r,ox or e.,

~ INTERNAL CONDITION OF ENGLAND.
ne following passages of letter from Eup-
iaiiu' o. recentdate, were handed TO US Yesterday.
"e writer Is gentleman upon W hose testnno-
ny romance may be placed.-We believe that
.'o i'i'e"ec'uai improvement OF which he speaks
owing Ill good part, 10 the diffusion of ipnume-
49,; - p'i'o'icai publications iii which the sub
Jects that he mentions are so LeenIv and ;nstr,,c
lively d'scussed.-[,N Gq=.
Err''ct ofa iette, from EneLond
~ hardly need to say TO YOU, who hear en-
much about this country that Won TX IL
ollhcuity recognize it as tue Same. Tbe in
crease OF ITS population in TIN, rnauufac,,,;no
uistr'cts is SUCH as to present TO the eve of the
traveller one continued town. As Won anproacb
LEEDS, Manchester, &c. &c. by NIGHT. the scene
is wonderfully striking Numerous manptsc.
tories, from SIX TO nine stlries high and nresep
ing sides OF one TO three hundred windows. all
hShted with gas Illumination. The industry. the
ACTIVITY OF The liked or moving population.1neet
you every Where: all are employed; and as l
passed thro' some of the largest factories in Man
chester, where from three 70 FIVE hundred ocho,h
sexes were employed, Coald rot bslp Ibeinp
struck with the CLEANLINESS, of their appearance
and their satisfied heaItf4ll countepances Whit
PLEASED me most was, that upon inquiry, found
the greater part mad been educated. nrincinaJIv
oy means of2he Sunday and Lancasterian
schools and that whenevc- vhis was the cas-
their moral character was ood.
y" lat would make The deepest impression
upon person who had been long absent is the
"'se'Ieet"al growth of this country Nothing
out personal observation can give YOU any idea
OFT The pen would fail in the attempt to des-
crlne IT. There is an acuteness and intelligence
PetVading every class, which is totally at vari
"hce win what saw when last in ENGLAND
among the merchants, there is a vast improve
men - ormerly L was trade; morning noon.
ana night; now II is confined to the Elk cha.lge
or counting house: The moment you enter the
| I"eli'ng' other subjects, and those of the most
intellectual kind, employ the attention. Politi-
cal economy, general policy, poor laws, great
national questions, or some interesting literary
discussion, are the constant subjects of CONVEX
Sa'Ion' and SO well are they studied, and so ably
handled even BY men who seem to be otherwise
employed during tn, day. that unless a rerson
comes with lnS mind full of matter, he must of
necessity hold his tonguen