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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21
Nentistry.
sept q


- RIJNNEI.Ls most respectfully informs the CT
- ~, .isxandria and it's vicinity, that he con-
,ues to perform all operations on the teeth VIZ
~ Cleansing. Extracting, &c
~ Ii. rooms over the Lottery Office, two doors nas
as n ,h Erankln Hotel j. H. r. grateful for the hoe'
raj patronage he has already received hopes 1s
ssS"sS @ pd attention. together with ample prePa-
rs,;on eform all the duties of his profess,on,o
eNnerence onnnuance of their support. In , .ha,
himself before the public, he assures them tna
p;srefsrences will be satisfactory, and his
uo .,so inform. the public that he can supply mem
with s,,nerior dentrifce-.4lso he can recommend
sovereign Remedy for the 1oohAehe In twenty
which have come under his own observation,
has never the nerve OF the "0,"
out the necessity of extracting, unless whef
the tooth was en''re! III III; - aug 26
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21
Ge.orse White,
For Sale,

NEGRO WOMAN from the country, about ~
y ,sars old. without child or husbsnd..a good p'a1"
cook. washer and ironer enquire OF or a. nf pr
Kerr, at"hose "'''o july "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21
BAankets. etc.

Az Pairs rose blankets and pieces milled drab
~ cloths for sale at baltimore prices, till Thurs
day next, when, if not disposed of previously, am
directed to reship them. They may be seen at the
auction store.
have on hand, and expect to be supplied during
the season, with, Coarse Upper Leather, suitable Tor
negro wear and shall soon receive Country tanned
Sole Leather, which will sell as low can be had
in town. either for cash the usual credit. Coun'
try merchants are invited to call
GEO JOHNSON.
sept 6 Janney's wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-
tOrV.

Cabinet. Chair, and Sofa Mah'llde-
tory.
vAMEs GREEN Cabinet maker,-has on mana, snH
Il win constantly keep at his old stand ON Noya,
aiexandr;s 81 at the corner of 10th St, Penns!i
y.na. Avenue washingion-a general assoronei' ", '"
The mos, fashionable and durable Furniture ~h,ch n
vii, warrant equal If not superior in quality, 70 any
49, ofIered in the misunderstanding IN part OIL
Crec;an, winged and plain wartlrobes
Gothic. pedestal end and plain sdeboards
n;,,o. With cellaretts and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing 90 , WV" .,J h,ot cases
,Jies, and Gentlemens' secretaries ana oooA-0"es
nor,,hcs with marble and mahogany tors,
pJer and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
plain do 90 w Wv
Ladies work stands
Shaving andcsBdlc do
Wssh st,nds with marble and mahogany'ops
Grecan Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Us;c stools. bidetts, cribs, cradles
portable writing desks &c IS ,;cb,v
VEL General assortment of bedsteads OF rlGn ,
III mahogany, maple and stained WOODS Al. o.
Ill he sold as low for cash as they can pc pur
chaseu " ,S ALSO,
az a. sssortroent Of 81 Domingo and Bay OF ran
,,hoaanv a mart of which is suitable for hA' 49,
S.aa,,, s,wed curl and shaded veneers, coPai
SCI nfa superior quality, sackins bottoms,
h''' " TIYaNIMd AND OARVANG,
Handsomely executed may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21

Goals.
14So Bushels selected Goals landing from schr Cicero
for sale by WIN. l.. hr'NNEDi'
Ill Ducks, Ticklenburgs and twllled sacS'nS' Vi
superior quality
IA irish linens in whole and half pieces
Sd bIeachcd sheetings and long lawns
general assortment of Domestic Goods, consst'ngoi
Blcached and unblea ched cottons
Steel mixed and dark blue cassinetts
Bedtcks and checks
Wilmington stripes and p'aids
half beaehed Russia sheetings, OF very superior
quality IN. ,ch..t
n,.i;,w sept 12-f
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
To PE CONFINED.
DELPHI. AND ITS MODERN INHABITANTS.

No situation can well surpass the approach
10 Delphi. It's grand theatrical appt arante
combined with lis ancient celebrity. its moul
dering ruins, and its fallen state, form such cx-
treme contrasts, that il is difficult TO decide
whether more regret is excited by its departed
splendour or more satisfaction felt in still be-
holding some remains Of its former magnf-
cencc. "ProrSus ut mcGtum sat WTum
nun naeqtum loci, an majeSias Del pins hic
nav,iyationis habeat?' The very locality
brcathed the presence of Apollo.
The first objects which attract the attention
are tue vast prccipices Of Parnassus, which
rise nearly in perpendicular majesty, behind
the humble cottages of kastri, and iorm the
two noble points celebrated in antiquity. The
vale is circular and deep, and surrounded by
the rough and barren rocks of Parnassus ana
Krphis, by which il seems excluded from the
rest of the world. Part of the vale is planted
with olives and mulberry trees, and The corn
grows on the terraces which were raised by
the Delphisns for the security Of their temples
and their habi,aiions, which could not otner-
wise have been supported, against the rapdty
Of the descent.
Tho inhabitants Of this valley exhibit pco-
nle in a state Of more inartllicial and simple
existence than any have before seen. TINS
was written before the present revolution be-
ganl Indeed, they have little TO do out OF
their own valley; and their poverty, while 1t
keeps them at home, affords no lnJucement
for he intrusion of the Turks. They are, how.
ever, governed by an Agha, who bears good
character amongst them.
Our arrival excited the eager curiosity OF the
Kasriotes; they crowded into our cottage,
where every thing we had was a ms,ior OF as
tonishmcni. They were so much pleased with
our sugar, that every one begged little BIT
and i, is difficult TO describe the surprise which
| thew manifested when they saw me use India
| rubber to eaaee some pencil lines. The grown
IN persons stared at each other, and observed
that I was polugnosticos onthropos;" the
children ran away, aud said was the devil.
! The Kas,riote women are distinguished by
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
PROPOSALS,

uHOR p,hshinr by subscription, An Historical hcconn'
oftbe (,rek Revolution, from It's commencement 10
januaSy' isIs. by SAMUEL q. HOWE, NJ ID. surgeon
in the Greek service. - - - .,,,. of
about four lnnd ed pages neatly printed cn good paper
Price 10 subscribers, 81 30 -, .r..,..
A WA, Al 4, Martin Robinson, A. =. Deckwith, Brew
., a wneos, Hu'chens Cory, ProvIdenee-J. M'lmne,
Pawuck and Ivy the principal Booksellers Throughout, ,ne
Ushed States, ""'" -
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
MORE NEW GOODS.

lust received aud FOR sale Swiss aud jaeonei Mu'ln PLAIN
and 6sured Linen Cambric idkfs and Imitation doi hne
a. Ir;.b Linen. an Linen Cambcs Swiss and Jaeonei
b;,e ami figured Cravats horseskn white aud black SIN and
lid Glove. drab and other colored Sewing Sk, black ana
white silk Hose, aud half doS dab raw SIX a' io,e, % NV
mi elegant article; brown and white French Drlmgi bne
Nankns Belt Ribbons Feather Fans Rich broeadr shaw,
,eJ ,nJ ,ybo Ca.hmere do; Hosiery Of all Kinds rn,'
g,nnmvr,.T mr~s', % 81 usrl., ssu.r, July2
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
Tables.
PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VuNUE undersigned offers for SALE and lot, stunt
ed ON Pawtuxet Street, in one OF the most agreeapie
sections of the The house h new, one story hph
pambrel rooCd and finished in the most modernsyl 1he
ot Is 10 feet front on Pawuxet Street, aud 10 feel deep
Ais estate Is peculiarly calculated for young mechanic,
.sses advantages over any other estate of the
scnity II will be sold reasonable and accompanying
terms Tor which please to apply Mt the Office ot te Literary
Cadet or 10 the owner of the estate Pawtuxet street. near
the premises. SAMUEL ,hhnhh'
March 10 u
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
u q ALLEN.

rs constantly receiving at his New Ware Rooms, Cah,ne'
II Furniture Of all descrptions-Lkewse, from his Char
Mandatory, all Kind, Of Chaisnferor to none receive
from NewYok As his late sales at AUCTION has o,enea m
lille excitement among his pretended cud', aud Brother
Cbip,-he would inform the public generaly-lhat noiwih-
standing his large Annual Sales at Auction tho Ware Rooms
will he well supplied having in his employ 6yiwo wo kmen
and no boys No pains spared to have seasoned stock aud
6,rnts
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
STAGE NOTICE.

Boston and Providence Com
SS- mercial Line of Stages, leave
HfMWzN|@ Spencer's Manufactures lioIe
STIfxkGIE1AL1 Providence, every morning at
NC2V - ~. kM ~ half past o'clock, A. NJ. and
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06

A VALUABLE FARM and TAVERN STAND, stu
ated in the of the town of Suesbry, aboui 40
miles from Worcester, and about 10 miles from Amherst
Colleges The Farm consists of about 20 acres of Land
Attached to the Farm is valuable two story dwelling
house, with two barns carriage house, &c On the prcmi
the celebrated Mineral Springs which have performed
so many wonderful cures The stand has long time been
mproyed as House of ENTERTAINMENT and with little al
teraon and Improvement together with the custom that the
Springs will most assiedy draw, will insure 1t very hb-
era share Of patronage.
The above Property will be sold great bargain as the
proprietor wishes to retire from business; and liberal credit
will he given for considerable part of the purchase money
II requested For further particulars, inquire of
MARTIN STODDARD,
July 81. No. ], Market square
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
FUK VICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD RUSH.

The present able aud efficient Secretary Of the Treas
y-and fearless advocate OF the Interests
and Honour Of his Country
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
CABINET FURNITURE.

No t6, BROAD STREET.. -
yUyIIE subscribers, grateful to their friends and the pubic
for past patronage, respectfully inform uem that they
keep always on hand supply of fashionable and common
Furniture, made Of the best materials, and from le newest
aud most approved patterns, among which are
Ward Robes and Sofas,
Sssa Ss,.: S;ss and Tables.
Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
Work Tables, sc. &C..
Those in any articles In our line, VIII hnd 70
their interest give call before purchasing, as we are
determined to sell cheap any regular Cabinet Maker IN
this town. and our Furniture being manuiaclufeu 'e
dialey under our own direction, will be warranted equal
both in materials and workmanship, to any made IN thls
country. - ,,,.., ..,, .,
Orders from distance will be thankfully received ana
NAV ~. SAMUEL. & JOSEPH RAWsoN.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

According TO the laws in orce the ensuing choice OF
Electors will be made in several States Of the Union, the
following manner:
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
0rtROOTS & SHOES.-cl


II Z. II. RICHARDSON, has the pleasure of inform
- ing his friends and the public, that he has taken the
adjoining Store No Isl To 1853, Washington Street, Boston,
directly opposite the Old South Church, for the express
purpose Of accommodating those who purchase for The coun
try retail trade and hopes by constant unremng aen
tion to all orders to receive share of public favors
CONDITIONS.
Under 500 Cash,
Over 100 months
500 months.
ANY article in his line furnished the shortest notice.
ON HAND,
complete assortment Of Ladies' black, white and Pearl
colored heel and spring heel slippers.
Misses and Chldren's black red and blue Lestry, and
Denmark Satin heel and spring Slippers.
Morocco, KID American and Russia Calf walking Shoes,
and heel pumps with good assortment Of Chdren's red,
yellow gree blue and coored Bootees and ace strap
Shoes.
Gentlemens fine calf, horse hide, and seal skin Boots
ALSO.
Philadelphia Baltimore and NewYork Sole Leather Shoe
Thread and Lining Skins, Cochnea Sciver all of those
ticles are warranted first rate
j. i. H. r. requests those who wish to purchase, to call
nnd examine his stock, is fresh and direct from the dlf
ferent manufactures.
All those who will favor him with their orders, shall
ceve the most strict attention.
Boston, May 20
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
CRANSTON, SCiTUATE, COVENTRP, WAf
WICK, AND PROIDE.NCE
CCOMIODATION COACH,

formerly called the CRANsToN PosTJ
VIII leave Hope Factory on
-<V7RM Mondays, Wednesdays, and
HtAAA5-zta@& Saturdays, at O'clock A. NJ.
tESA KllIETLx and will pass through the fol
w. e G- lowing villages, viz: Jaekson-
iiIe and Fiskrc, in stiuate ArkDright and Harris.
iiie in Coventry; PheniL aud Lpptt, In Warwick-wll
enter ON New London Turnpike, near Naek Village, for
Providence--Retarningsa same days, at o'eiock, r. M
~ Aer November l. will leave Providence, O'clock p
M. Fare4 cents per mile, for those who perform the two
passages in the same days others, cents per mile
The above Coach will leave .4rkDrigh every Tuesday
and Friday O'Clock, A ~ and pass through the follow
ing villages viz; Washington Factory, Corentry Factory,
and Tas Factory, in Coventry; Centrsrne, Crompton
Mills (oerly called Stone Factory and Natiek Patdge
in Warwick for Provdence-RetW ming same days. at
O'clock p. III until November when will leave Provi.
dence nj O'Clock Fare from Washington, Coventry, aud
Taf's Factory, sl for those who periom the passages IA
the same dayfor others GO cents. From Centreve ana
Crompon Mills ST 2 cents, for both passages single pas
saee so cents From Natick Village, both passages so
cents; single passage, 81 cents. ~
lAn Packages, Letters, &c sent by this Line, will be
pmctually attended to, freight being paid. All letters must
be mailed the Post Office, previous to leaving them win
the subscriber
~ Books kept at J. F. ARsoLb's Washington Hotel
July 23 GEORGE SCOTT, Proprietor.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-09

Some excitement had taken place in
uiDraltar, In consequence of an English
merchant having sent letter to Spain.
IN which ne enclosed contagious article
La silk handkerchief The Governour
accordingly issued decree forbiddinq
the transmission, beyond the Gordon. Of
any letters or communications unless un-
DER his sanction or that of his agents.
London dates to the Oath and Liverpool to
the 10Th, are the latest received. There is
little interesting intelligence. The health
OF the King of England was improving. Ac-
counts from Varna are to the Ist of October.
Ihere had been much hard fighting before
the town, and both sides had suffered great
~ Inc Russians do not appear to have
gained any advantage, on the contrary their
losses have been severe and harrassing in
every direction. 1t was believed that they
were making preparations for general re-
treat. The season also was getting late and
likely to embarrass them. To make room
Tor the Presidents Message, we are obliged
to omit any further details.
MONTREAL, Nov. 25. We were visited
by very heavy snow storm, which COM
menced on Saturday evening and continued
during the whole of that night and part of
yesterday. The few vessels now in our
port, have, we are informed, suffered consid-
cradle damage from running ashore during
the gale of Saturday evening. The ground
is completely covered with snow, and it
continues to freeze severely. People have
had recourse to their winter carriages, and
every thing presents the appearance of
steady cold weather.
QUEBEC, Nov. 90. We had a heavy
tall of snow last night with the wind at
East; 1t has been driven into the bank by
the wind, but the ground being hard frozen
1t will probably remain. The winter roads
VIII IN day or two be good, and our mar
kets be better supplied. The steam boats
are about to be laid up for the winter.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

FROM BRAZIL. Accounts have beer
received at Baltimore of the ratification o
the Treaty of Peace, and the raising O
the blockade of the La Plata.
MEXICO. The President Of Mexico is
sued proclamation on the 25th Oct. de-
claring that the government had received
authentick information of the design Of
Spain to re-conquer that repubiek, and
that preparations were making at Havana
for an attack.
Padilla, Col Guerra and others, con.
cerned in the supposed conspiracy against
the life of Bolivar, were executed OF Ba-
gotta on the 25th Sept. last.
Cadiz and Gibraltar papers to Oct. 10,
give melancholy details of the progress Of
the yellow fever in Gibraltar, from which
place the accounts reach to the 18th OF
October, being week later than direct
advices. The Diaris of the 18th, gives
the daily returns of the cases of fever at
Gibraltar from the 10th to the 18th IN
elusive. On the first mentioned day
there remained in the Civil and Military
Hospitals, &c. 725 patients, of whom 264
were dangerously sick, LAG slightly indls-
posed, and l22 conValescent. On the
last mentioned day the number of patients
had increased to 9O7, of whom 400 were
dangerously ii, ZIG slightly indisposed
and 226 convaIescent. The deaths in the
four days amounted to %.
The latest paper 1.-THE 10TH states that
for the three days preceding the 18th,
there were three hundred new cases of
fever and eighty-six deaths. This increas-
es the whole number of cases to 1909,
and, deducting the deaths 1861 makes the
number in the hospitals, &c. on the 18th,
eleven hundred and twenty one:
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-09
G.. B. PARKER
HAAS for sale, Grindstones, Potash, Hops;
u ID Flax, Sheet Lead, Nails, Spikes, Lumber,
&c. &c. Dec 9,
FUR AND LEATHER GLOVE
AND
CAP MANDATORY.

n LEVI WARREN, do hereby proclaim,
81 q That in STOW do live, just as usual-the
That FAIRS from all countres--of each hue and kineJ
From midas warm shore, to the Arctick cold linej
Are at my STORE, alike fine or coarse,
To robe brave Hero, or else warm his horse.
GLOVES too do make, of each kind and size,
To fit the fingers and to please the eyes;
To tcGrm and to achiten every stubborn hand,
And drive Cosmeticks from our native land %
Thus ease and comfort do quickly tend
To ALL that on me, at my STORE attend
And, when the wintry blast doth blow,
And nature 3 robed in whitest snow,
CAPS of Fur, and Cloth, and Leather,
Do vend to meet such boisterous weather;
To guard your EARS, when in stage, repose
O'ercomes your nature, and the frost your nose
MOCCASINS, with uppers good, and soals quite
stout,
And lined with FUR both in and out
To make the blood its action quick perform,
And free the toes from winters dire alarm.
COLLARS of Fur, to shield the neck from harm!
And SOCKS the feet of ladies' for to charm
All these sell at profit much too small,
Yet still ask one favour-the favour of call
Stow Nov. IS. 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-09
DIED.

In this town, on Wednesday last, Mr.. Eli Bruce
aged 26, son Of Mr.. Jonathan Bruce.
In West Brookfeld, Mr. John Tufts, aged 85
In Shrewsbury, Mrs. Abigail Cary, aged 80. Alsoj
their infant child, aged 5weeks.
In Hardwick, Mr.. Benjamin Estabrook, aged 7g,
In Oakham, Mr.. Isaac Stone, aged 10, reyoiu-
tonary soldier.
In North Brookfeld, Mr.. judah Stevens, aged "a;
revolutionary soldier.
Mr.. Asahel Case was killed or the Cranberry
Pond Road, Connecticut on the I4th inst, by slip
ping from the seat of his loaded wagon, being blind
ed by some snow which was falling, and the wheels
passed over his neck and head.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-09
MAaRrEp.

In Worcester, Mr.. Smith Brown to Miss Cynthia
Wait Mr. Walter R. Bgelow to Miss Eliza Now
er. s:sr4
In North Brookfeld, DIR. Hartwell Holmes to
Miss Amanda Stoddard.
In Grafton, Mr. Joel Whitney, Of Upton, to Miss
Mary J. Whitney, of Grafton MIR. Willard s.
Wood to Miss Saphrona Wheelock.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-09

IN Ward, Rev Mr.. G. Pratt to Miss Caroline
Drury.
pha, to Miss Caroline B. Potter, Of w.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-09
NEW STORE
IN WORCESTER

IN WOKCESTEK.
DANIEL G. WHEELER, JR. & co..
HAVE opened a Store opposite the
d Brick Hotel, where they offer for sale gem
eral assortment OF
EUROPEAN, AMERICAN, AND INDIA
GOODS,
AND GROCERIES,
At the lowest prices.
Sept 30. 3m
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-09
WANTED.

RY the Lancaster Cotton Manufacturing
- Company, MECHANICK, who is ca:
married man, of steady, industrious habits and who
has some knowledge of POWER LOOMS. wifi
meet with good encouragement by applying al the
Lancaster, Nov 1s, 1923 4w
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27

Inc farmers in the neigborhood no lon
ger found market for their corn and their
P1rk. Whatever they might raise over and
aooVe their own consumption, became worth
iess because it could not be sold. The good
woman found no purchaser for her butter.
ner poultry and her eggs. The people had
no means of raising money for the payment
OF tneir taxes, their medicines, and those
comforts which former indulgence had rem
aered necessary. They became poor run
IN y debt their land sunk in value; and.
nnaliy' those who were able, moved away
" some new purchase, perhaps.
;. SUN is the history, as we heard it. fit
is not authentic, it is no fault of ours. Int
sun It Is just as. good for our argument as if
y were true. And, furthermore, if it is not
rue It may become SO, in dozen instan.
fes, u our citizens do not look better to
their own permanent interests.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27

| Our attention was directed from this fine
| spectacle by nasty kissing noise, accom-
panied with succession of cracks, occa-
stoned ny the explosions of parcel of old
fourth of July orations, published about the
time wnen Tom Paine was abusing General
Washington. These things spit, and splut-
tered and stank bitterly; and communicated
to Eaton's life of Jackson, which expired in
smoke and sparks, like damaged powder, in
style which was neither beautiful nor
grand nor even amusing. Morgan's book
was enveloped in dense smoke, of a dirty
color; but g sort Of crawling phosphoreseent
fire seemed running about, and we did not
see what become of it. Then Obi or three
fingered Jack, Joe Miller and Noah's Tray
els, with all the books the naughty huxter-
women used to sell in the Fly Market, be-
gan to burn with noise like the cracking
of thorns under pot. There seemed to be
some instances of-spontaneous combustion !;
and it was whispered that some quires of
paper had anticipated therintended destiny,
having been meant for the offices of the
Post and the Enquirer.
When Shakespeare took fire, there was a
splendid exhibition of phantasmagoria in
which images terrible, sublime, pathetic,
anu iuulCTOuS, Seeineu lOTlneu,-duVdnclng.
retreating and intermingling in strange and
grand disorder. They danced fandango
together, moving upwards with wild dignity
to, their fiery apotheosis.
Milton was consumed in steady, long
continued and great column of fire, which
scared to the armament and seemed to lick
the stars sounds like the war of thunder
and discharge of heavy artillery being
heard from time to time whose echoes died
away in solemn reverberations that fingered
long upon the ear.
There was one volume which lay by it.
self; and as it became holocaust, path
way of silver light shot up to heaven, as
for its ascension. Around it was
a visible glory, like that ascending above
the tabernacle from between the overshad-
owing wings of the cherubim; and amidst
it the sacred volumes seemed to soar, each
leaf emitting a lustre which dimmed all the
blaze, until it was carried up
through the sombre canopy above, which
opened to receive it, and so vanished imper-
ceptibly.