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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-12

has no less strenuously inculcaled the noE,v
important amendments in our commercial, "
by lowering The duties upon foreign ar,icles
that were indie a'ed, especially tees; by remoy.
ing the shackles which bind down the merch,r.
in his trade Of re>expor'alion; and BY lib.,.I
extension of the warehousing system. wh;,h
with the abolition Of all traDsi, duties, m;,h.
more and more tend 10 bring the ptoduc,Ss.".
Of all parts Of the world into drposi,e a, o"'
ports, thence TO be distributed, and princi,,T.
by our own ships, wherever markets mich, ~
vite them.
II was believed, that, with the es,abI.br..
OF manufacturers at home, foreign CONNIE,
would ultimately EXPAND bu, it continues n
believed that :he latter will never pet n j., e.
height in the United States until aided by ~.
laws in the ways recommended. The merch,r,
like the manufactures, requires, at proper iur,'
lures, the helping hand of Congress, and M.
suffer without it Hence it has been the ob..;
as il was the duty of The Department, to n,ok.
legislative favor for both these great ip,sre,'
under The belief that they flourish mos, vb,,
they flourish together; that in proportion :,
both flourish, in conjunction with aericul,u,
the invariable feeder Of both, is The public T,.,
sury most likely 10 be KEEP full, and th, !,
plans Of Gnarce tba, CO not take the co.o,,r,
ting prosperity Of these three primary in,r,s,
Of the State as their foundation, must prov, E,
lacious or short lived. Such were the ccup.
ola departed statesman whose name pe,ul,-v
lives in the records Of this Departments VIII
was first placed at its head; directing its o,s,
atoms with forecast so luminous as sui
throw guiding light owe. the path Of bis 81,
cessors. His comprehensive genus loOkir,
into futurity, and embracing in its surve,
the interests that 20 to make up he 4
strength and riches ola great empire, Saw :.
truth now in course Of corroboratiun BY o.,
own experience, that the protection and /
crease Of manufacturing labor, far from yo
ping the springs Of our commercial Love
would but multiply and dffuse them.
Enough Of time has not elapsed to wsra
any decided jud smen: upon the practical.
ration of the tariff Of 1923. There sstm
present reason for supposing that it viii ls
expectations. If not, no scale Of duties Win
il has created will diminish the foreign I'd
or the revenue Of the nation. 1t is manIt
what we send abroad that must, in The al
give the true measure Of what WI are 10 nt.I
from abroad.
To be concluded Tomorrow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-12
New Fall Fashions.

John S. EMERSON has the pleasure to MOI
% customers and the public in general, tls' q
received direct from Philadelphia the latest hs
together with pattern suit Of clothes, tor the f'
of explaining the mode the better, to those S''
do him the honor ofgiving him call.
J. S. E. takes this opportunity OF returning
thanks to his friends and customers for Their n''',
tronage heretofore, and hopes they will con1''
he is determined that he will, at all times ',
work done in the best and most correct naHf'
to be excelled by any.
" b. My engagements for the fashions "
that | receive them from Philadelphia lou
during the gear, and from New.York a' o',eO
arepnbhshed, by the proprietor OF that "'fh'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-12
James NckenZie &. Co.

lave Just opened, per Columbia from NrvYc
IL Super black and scarlet cloth pLaids
Real Scots Tartan, various clans
Plaid Palneryne, new article for ladies' t'.'
Arcpplan and Nankin grapes
Biue Black sattins, white merino shawlS
English thread edgings
Barrage Gro de Lyons and Gro de Nap hdsI
CoPd Itslinetts, Jackson's mocksslns
Ladies' steel mart cloth
Fig'd Veaetian carpetings
dec 1O-St eo2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-12
American Canvass.

90 Bolts of american canvass made Of fax
20 received and for sale by
SAML H. JANNEI
Who hns in Store,
An assortment Of COTTON e WOOL CdhI'
Philadelphia wife lead
reneriffe, Port, Sicily, Clarct and Nadein s'H1
I2mo Scott
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26

Mahoned, The present ruler Of the Ottoman
empire, was born July %. 1855, aud hasconse-
Queu,ly attained his Gofty-third year. He as,
cended he throne July %, 1903, al tie age OF
twenty-three. His titles arr-Most puissant
and highest Monarch Of the Turks: King above
ali King: 4 King lhsl dwelletb u2on The earth
Z, Paradise; Son OF Mahomtt; Keeper Of the
Grave Of lie Christian GCD; Lord of The Tree
Of Life and Of the River Risky; Prior OF the
earthly Paradise; Conqueror OF the Mace
domains; ,he Seed of Great Alexander; Prince
Of the kingdoms Of Tartary, Mcsopotamia,
Medea, and all The martial Namelukes, Anato-
liza, Bythinia, Asia, Armenia, Servia, Thracia.
Morea, Walachia, Moldavia. and OF all warlike
Hungary; Sovereign Lord add Commander Of
all Greece, Persia, botn OF the Arabias, the
most noble kingdom Of Egypt, Tremisen, and
the African empire OF Trcbisond and the most
GLORIOUS Conslantinople; Lord Of all the White
and Black Seas, o! the holy cities Of Mecca
and Medina, shining with divine glory; Com
mander OF all things that are 10 be commanded,
and the strongest and mishticsl Champion OF
the wide world; a warrior appointed by Hea-
ven in the edge Of the sword, a prosecutor OF
his enemies, d most perfect Jewel OF the bless
ed Tree. The foregoing titles were first used
by the Sultan Osman, and have been continued
by his successors. Osman was slain by the
Janissaries in 1925, whom he wished 10 reduce,
in consequence Of his having lost 100000 hors-
e. and so, 600 men, through their cowardice, IN
an exDudl loa against Poland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26

The heavy blow on Saturday night rekindled
the flames in the smouIdering ruins Of Mr.. L.
Graham's Baking establishment, which the ut
most eXerIons Of our interchangeable firemen, du.
ring the two preceding nights, had been una
bic entirely 10 ex,inguish, owing to The large
q~u-rrity Of combus.ible matter which remain
ed covered up in the cellar Ter, by the falling
Of the walls. The Bells were rung about 8
O'clock. and the fire companies with a large
nunher OF citizens were quickly al their posts,
and con inuod heir praisSorthy txertions un,
iii u lale hour before all was in safety. The
vigilance Ind un'iriug labors Of he officers and
Errmen on this occasion are worthy of ~pariicu-
lar commentator. Ibid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26
AUCTIONS
Notice.

N obedience to a decretal order ofthe County Court
Il of Fairfax sitting in ch~ancery-wherein among
other things it is ord~ered-"T That Mr.. c. Ratcliffe, do
take an account Of, and report to this court al claims Of
creditors under the deed of trust from Edward Adams
to Thomas Moss and George W.. Blincoe, under date
OF 23d August 1921; and that the said commissioner do
give one months notice by advertisement in the Phe-
nix Gazette, and at the front-door OF the courthouse
of said county, for all persons claiming under said deed,
to exhibit their claims TO him, with the vouchers or
proof in support thereof, &c.
I'll persons having any interest under the said deed
in any manner aforesaid; are hereby notified, that I
shall attend at william p. Richardson's Tavern, Pair
fax Court House, on Monday the gid day Of Novem-
her next, between 9o'cock, A.. NJ. and S O'Clock, r.
NJ of that day, to carry into effect the said order and
decree, when they are required to attend, with the
necessary vouchers or proof to support their several
claims, ROBT. RATCLifFE, IL. C. G..
nov 20-2awlm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26
TFron the Norfolk BEACON Nov "a

IHE WEATHrR, tie grea'er part Of the last
week, WIS very boisterous; the wind generally
from 5. 10 S. S Z. accompanied at intervals Of
the last three days with heavy rain, and
blowing Tor hours together with intense vio-
lence. In the first par, of Saturday nigh, it
blew d perfect hurricane from s. S. L. which
caused all the vessels in Hampton Roads con-
sisting OF several ships and briggs to drag their
anchors and drift towards the Rip Rars; had
the wind been from the opposite quarter, they
mus, oil have gone ashore. The only damage
however that We have heard Of is from a pas
senger in The Hampton Steamboat, last evening,
who informs that the sloop ORLANDO, Captain
Good wiz, went ashore on Old Point in The blow
on Saturday night; and a schooner (uame un
known) lost her 6owsprit. Towards morning
The wind shifted TO w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26
Thomas King,
MFR CHA r TAILOR;


Kingsfreei, befpeen the franklin HLuse and CITY Hotel
MAX this method of returning his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public in general, for past
fsvors, and continues to solicit the . for the future.
lie has Just received a fresl. supply OF FILL GOODS.
lie will be able to supply AL orders in his line of bu-
siness a, The shortest notice, and on the most reasona-
bic terms for cash lie has on hand all kinds ct
READY MADE CLOTHlNG-coa,s pantalcons and
vests; cravats, s,iffners and fashionable coila:s, iufiied
and plain shirts; a general assortment OF gentien,en's
gloves, socks AMI stockings lie has on hand an
assortment of fashionable cloths blue, black, olive
drah aud steel mixed do; also cassinrrcs, blue,
black and fancy colors, and a good assortment of saG-
ne,ts: y handsome assortment OF yestrugs; 'oiIinet and
swansdown velvets and silks; also, a good assortment
OF bang up and hunters cords, a handsome assortment
of Tartan pfaids and blue and brown camblets; an as.
.sortment of hannels Of different coors; a handsome
assortment of fashionable buttons; gilt, plated and
steel, and large white pearl buttons, for g~entlemen's
coats, and fashionable black buttons; a good assert.
mcnt of calicoes; ladies' mockrsons and children's
gloves. Also a general assortment nf
LADIES d GENTLEMEN'S CLORKS.
Orders will be taken, which viii be made up TO any
fashion with neatness and dispatch at such prices AS
will be satisfactory to those who may favor him with
their patronage. nov II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26

The following we copy from the Reading
Pa Chronicle Of the 18Th instant. We are at
l loss which most 10 admire, The good feeling
or The good sense which struggle for pre- emf
ncn,e in his article.
Now TIA, the election is over, we should
hone that al era Of good feelings might sue
cred any angry or unIricndly ones, which bave
grown out Of the hate political struggle. In
many instances there were father and son op-
posing each other, aud indisCriminately demo
Gratis, ted,ralists, old aud new school, and tories
and wings TOO, for aught we know. All The
Old political balances were lost, and partizans
'Dmbied head long together into rhs mass 1t
vii be no a,liog task for the leaders Of parties
10 r"organisc. But we meant 20 say that We
4sk torstreaess of the Adams men, for any rough
Usage they have received NJ our hands, as Tee
lOrgt'e them for all rteir trcspas>cs, and we
now cfcr them The right good hand Of fellow
sAlp. Our friends too, who are on lie winning
size, we hope viii not be immoderate In their
.~r"iciOss, nor offer any disrespect to their
allen enemy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26
$40 Acres,

andis situate ; miles from Brcntsyille, (the seat of JUS
tice of the county Of Prince Willi1m,) 10 from Dunn
fries, 20 from OccOquan and IS from Alexandria. II
is intcrsecicd by Slaty Run, which affords a constant
and ample supply of wsterfcr stock. The enclosures
are generally in good order, and the farm is adyanta.
geohsly divided for cultivation. pas'urage, aud i'm.
provement. About 50 acres Of it are taken in clover,
and 10 in timothy. The meadow yielded this year its
second crop estimated at about 2j tons. The whole
tract is peculiarly adapted to the production OF limo
thy, which grows spontaneously over 1t. The soils
grateful, and readily improved. The pasturuge is sex
cellent; and large stocks may be raised upon Inc farm
at an inconsiderable expense. The buildings consist
of a Dwelling House, lately repaired. containing Sc.
ven rooms, and a large dry cellar divided into conra-
nient compartments, with a portico exseEding the
whole length of the front; an Office and kitchen, with
two large rooms in each; a large store dairy, and
mest.house; a stable and unfinished barn; AN ice
house, a black smiths shop, servants houses, and other
useful out-houses. 4 well near the kitchen shcrylS a
ncver-failing and supersbundant supply ofile best
water. The site Of the mansion, which stands upon
an eminence crowned with native fore st.tr.es is very
beautiful and salubrious; the ne;ghborhoud is Popu-
lous and wealthy; and The society IS, in all respects, of
the first order, and Of the most agreeable character.
This place would be an advantageous and delightful
situation to a gentleman of the profession OF law, or Of
medicine who would wish to reside upon farm. Let.
tiers addressed to me at Brentsvilie, Prince William
county, Va. upon this subject, will receive prompt at
tention. Ohm NhCHAE.
aug. IS zawlmiavo -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26
From the Baltimore American Of YestcrdAy.
TUE FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET

Yesterdays wagon price of Howard street
Flour may be quoted a, 81, a 81 l2k. Limit.
ed sales from stores are reported to us at 81
so: Sales OF City Mills at 81 25. Some
holders refuse to sell at less than 81 SO.
Sales OF Wheat were made Yesterday a, line
following iares: Good red II Sl.5o a l.52 per
oushel; fair TO good, at 81 40 a Las; aud ordi.
nary at Sl.2o a i.2S.
Sales OF new Corn i so cents, and of old at
SIS cents per bushel.
Rye was offered yesterday a, 60 cents, but no
buyers were found. at that rate.
Wh'skey is held at 20 cents for hid. and %
cents for barrel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26
EEtracts Of letters, duieH

"NEw YoRK, Nov. Odd, 1925.
The Flour Market is not settled here, and at
the close ofthe Exchange yesterday, sales were
made at S7.25. A sale of Southern Corn to-
day at 4s cents. Flour quie, to>day."
Sales here yesterday at S7.e5 Tor wharf -four
dull to-day, aud difficult TO find the exact
state OF the market"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26

% not feel ourselves at liberty to give
NY Nai name OF NoRNA; thus much we say at
s"' without permission, thai she was
'n duchess county, and tina, she is de-.
Sn r"ued from a family of the highest respecta-
BE lady BY birth, education, aud deport-
Ne,c Fork Cour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26
Trustees Sale of a House and Lot
In R,.enfe,iUe

- Y virtue Of a deed Of trust from James Hampton
ID and wife, and Henry ). HALEY to me, bearing
date The 10Th day Of December, 1927. and recorded in
the CLERKS office Of Prince William Lounty Court. I
shall, for the purposes therein mentioned, on the first
Monday in November next, (being the FIRST day Of
Prince lillian tounty Court) before the front door
of the courthouse Ct said county, expose to sale, by
public auction, Tor ready money, the Lot in the toEn
plan of said town by the number fifteen, and Of pre-
sent in the occupancy of Mr. GcnrSe w. Fitzhagh.
Such title as is vested in me under re said deed, will
be conveyed to the purchaser.
sept 23-dts JOHN MACRAE, Trustee.
The sale above Adv ertiseA
has been adjourned 10 the Fast Monday in December
next J. MACRAE.
nov Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26

The New York Courier rebukes the Tele>
5ra2hto is remarks on the Presidents recent
appointment Of Mr. Gouvernuer 10 be Postmas-
''a' New York. The Telegraph has the fol-
.'VI'S "lIc'e on the subject:
Pos7NAsrxR IN New Yokx.-We understand
o-'hH IN contemplation To appoint to this Of
"e an aposlate republican, who, during the
se Struggle, lena himself and his influence TO
.H5 D,grsanisers. The reign Of corruption is
We would advise The Telegraph, says the
l'o'rr, TO take Care Of lis own city, and not
o m'ddIe with ours. That Gen. Jackson will
dictated TO BY an editor, we do not believe;
much kss do we believe that he will remove
Uo@ office the son-in law Of james Monroe,
"""Oat some better reason than his having
.s'n opposed to a eorrUp, dictation at Tamma-
= n4l; than his having been an honest, indie
pS'aeN, and honorable Jackson man-for such
&c has been.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26

Inc Extraordinary bet lately made in Mary
1"'' between an honorable Senator and one Of
- "e'shbOrs, has been cancelled by the neigh
VT OnerIng TO take ONE THOUSAND dollars, and
senator promptly paying that sum.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26
New Books.

(fRoCKFoRDs; or Life in the West, 2 vols
Gentieman's Pocket Remembrance for 1929, con-
tanning the new tariff; price l IS
The Token; a Christmas and New-Year's present for
1929, numerous elegant plates on steel 80 so
Atlantic Souvenir 1929, do 3 80
Tales selected from the English Souvenirs
Young Cadet, l vol, by Mrs. Holland
Evening Hours, 6 Numbers in one vol
The Philadelphia agricultural Almanac for 1929, inter.
leaved for notes
English and German Almanacs, various
Received on sale by A. T.. KENNEDY.
nov 26-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26

The New York American thinks that more
individual harmony among the members, and
more exclusive devotion 10 public business,
may be anticipated at the coming session CT
Congress, than have been Witnessed for the
hs;-hro At least. We can only say-we hope
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26
nov IL
Military & Scientific School.

TNNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
l. Alexandra and the country in general, that he
has common ccd his School in the house of Col. Pey.
ton, at the corner Of King and Patrick str ee:s, where
he will ~be'happy to see such parents and guardians 40
may desire to enter their sons or wards in said school,
As there are some seats not yet engaged.
nov 20-2aw3t Is r. A. LOWE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26

The present unhappy and distracted state Of
some Of the South American Republics, and of
Iexico, should afford to our own citizens on
awful comment upon the propriety Of placing
Civil authority in The hands Of meye Military
men. God grant that We may escape the rock
on which every other Republic has split! 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26
One hundred DOLLARS Reward,

ID AN AWAY rom the SUBSCRIBER, living in the
II neighborrood Of P~isca,away, Prince George C'y,
Nd on the yh OF nc,ohsr last; a black negro man, who
bora BRYAN, dcce asedl about so vars OF age, 5 feet s
or 7 inches high. tolerabIe well proportioned; when
spoken to he is somewhat Gifident and hesitat.
ing in his answers, with some degree of lisping; hangs
his head; has a pair of common sizr wbiskers; very
hairy breast; a cut on the right foot. occasiored by an
axe. He has a wife living with DIR. VIM. Marshall, Of
Piscataway, and a father living in the City Of Wash.
ington, near the Marsh Market. 1 will give $40 ftak.
Ell within twenty miles of home, $50 if in any slave.
holding State, and 800 if in any ofthe free States.
WA. BRYAN, Of Richard.
nov II eo4w-pd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26
Park-Gate for Sale.

S.ss2seae Having determined 10 remove TO War.
&c. renton in F%auquier, ! would sell the FARM
w wherein ] reside. commonly known by TIE
<x$xsa above name, for a moderate price, and on an
accommodating credit. IL is estimated TO contain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26

The New York Statesman, after giving all
hsr has appeared in the London papers reia-
i've 10 the death Of Mldemoiselle Very, the
i~eau,iiul foreigner, an account oil which we
published day OF two ago, aud which our
eaders how doubtless recollect, says that the
affair was altogether one of the most disgrace>
al that ever took place among u civilized peo-
PIE. We venture 10 say, that in our raw cOun-
IN, if not in the English capital, the police
would in some way find means Of abat:ng aud
furnishing so alarming a nuisance.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26
Union Canal Lottery.

Union Canal Lottery,
Draws Tomorrow in Philadelphia. Highest Prize
10000 Dollars Tickets $40, shares in proportion.
Maryland State Lottery,
Sd sub scheme, will be drawn in Baltimore on Wed
nesday the Goth of November. Tickets S.; shares in
proportion.
Splendid Lottery.
Grand Consolidated Washington City
Lottery will be drawn 18th Of December. 1 Prize of
$4,000 1 of 0 1000, l of ,0u0. l of =, 500 l of 1850
) OF ,OOO, &c. AZ number Lottery, 6 drawn ballots.
ll480 tickets. Tickets 500; halves 10; quarters S;
eighths 2 50; slxteenths 1 25, for sale in a variety Of
numbers at
LOTTERY and Exchange office. Alexandria.
Drawing of the New-YorS Consolidated Lottery, extra
class No. 10.
81 81 IS Q SO IA
nov "a
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No. Is for 1928. to be drawn in Philadelphia on
Tuesday 18th November. As number lottery, 6 drawn
ballots. Capital Prize $4,000. Tickets slU,\ halves
.; quarters 2 so; eighths IS.
Grand State Lottery of Maryland,
No. 6 for 1873. ID sub scheme, to be dr. wn IN Balti-
more on Wednesday Goth inst. Highest prize SIC, 900
Tickets S5; hai.rs So; q~uartersl IS.
Delaware, Maryland & North Carolina
Consolidated ! ottery, 5tl class. to be drawn in Will
mington. Del on Friday the 2S,h November 81 num-
bers, 8 drawn ballots. Highest Prize ~, 500. Tick
cts sG: halves l 50; Quarters t. cents, For sale at
=. III. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street.
Where was sold in the last Union Canal Lottery, one
half OF the Capital Prize of 5000 dollars and many
other handsome prizes.
o. Al! orders by mail, post paid, enclosing cash or
prize tickets i'll former lotteries and orderirgtickets or
shares in any responsible lottery, will receive prompt
attention from H. ".
nov "a
81 81 SIS 2 50 Ia
are the drawn numbers in The New York Consolidated
Lottery, extra class, No.. 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26
To Rent.
For Rent,

The brick Store lately occupied by
af3yS u. Brent & Co. as dry goods store A
S1:s tenan, in that line would be preferred. AP-
dgSs nlication TO be made at the book store OF
nov Il ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26

obssryed sometimes to ;urn on their axis,
~"' N bend themselves into a curved
and sometimes to change their position,
mo,,ng hirhcr and ,hi'her. These mo-
h. saws, "were such as To satisfy me, at
c.souen,ly repeated observ atoms, that they
,s;b,r from currents in the huiG nor
-, re rr adual evaporation, but belonged TO
,5e particle ITSELF"
7, follows, from Mr.. Browns curious expe-
..r,s @tbat maa hin,self, the food he con-
mes the clothes he wears, the buildings that
liner him, the air perhaps which he breathes,
:. 5o,, tha, flies around his head, the solid
nth ,ba, lies under his feet, with all the plants
,,3 animals it nourishes, are but so many
,,o,ns or masses of animated beings; that mat
~, so Gr from being liner, or dead, is pregnant
nth i,srhinsuishGM life in all its forms; ,ha,
,s yGcs globe in short is literally alice. The
a,e,rine rival. the paradox Of geometry in sub,
fm;,v or mystery. II is 100 iucomprehenslble,
90 astonishing to be admitted withou, severe
,tru,iny and multiplied experiments; but so
.~yrious, so rich are the prospects Of discovery
8, holds Gut, that it ought TO command the most
Games, attention Of philosophers"
We confess that il is altogether 100 "sub-
lime, "incomprehensible" aud mysterious"
for cur common sense way of thinking. Our
-e.ders may r~ecollect an ~artiels We published
N hi, very subject, not long since. We think
he facts and arguments there adduced were
,ery conclusive. There may be, however,
more things in heaven and earth, than are
le,med Of in cur philosophy"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26

LOTTERY and Exchange office. alexandria.
Drawing of the New-York Consolidated Lottery, extra
class No. 10.
81 27 IS Q SO IA