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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
NIalEN.A NRAIAs
ruonAY MORNING. AUGUST I. 1879.

II. ,.,,.rs from Rio de Janeiro, to The '7'h
. Nv the Alexander at Baltimore, contain
,";,., from Burnos Ayres 10 the last oil May.
| .,o, ayres was yet the seat OF civil sommo-
The Montoueros had possession OF eve
n,.. 20 :he city, and were committing. dep
.,,ioD, with impuni,y. The difficulties De-
1 49,, the Buenos Ayrean government ana the
..u,h SQUADRON living before the ei'y had been
mil, adiasled. and two vessels OF war, taken
|. ,1e latter, had been given up. Commercial
"A other affairs were in comPle'. stute OF
,,S,ion, aud no speedy prospect OF return
order was presented. Decree OF the Bue-
:, .xre.n Government had ordered The Bank
i h. closed. Al the shops, except those Tor
h. ,alr Of provisions, had also been closed oy
a, If tie Government. The only article
l.u;0o was Flour, at $50 10 Sss per barrel.
TIL. letters from Ri de Janeiro mention that
here wa, no whea, there of'ae 1000 barrels
Flou, in market, abon, l 500 were old.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

Our mouth absolutely waters when we look
a, he marrow and fat THINGS" in ,he shape
Of Government advertisements, furnished the
Jaekson papers. There is our friend Duff,
with whole trosdside Of Post Office Propo-
sails, and Major Noah, with list as long as
our arm f goods and chat,els advertised for
BY he Conmissary General. o! that We had
been JAG kson man,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. Tx.
"Of ninth his head much for Buckingham.

Mons PUNISHMENT AND REWARD. JAS. DuN-
CAN. Esq, Pos, Master at Aaronsburg, Centre
county, has been removed from the office, and
a Gsrman Printer, whose name we do not now
recollecl. appointed in his place.
Agains' Mr.. Dancsn, as an officer and ci'
,izen nothing can be- alleged. He is an honest
and capable, and to bis enterprise Penn's'
valley is, in great measure, indebted for Its
excellent improvements.
The person appointed in his stead has been
reslden, Of the county but short time, say
about 20 tChot months Harrisburg h1tef
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

The Boston Commereial Gazette does not
|,h;rk ,ha, any body has feared the success oil
BIZ. GAYS pre,ensions TO the Preside"cy'-
|Wh,re are those who have walked INTO office
kuring The presrn, administration, by walking
o,,, hoo,s, and hful men! We hope the ar
rival Of Gen Duff Green, Esq. (which they took
such good care to record) has not unsettled the
reason of our friends Of The Commercial Ga
IZslte.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

The Charleston Courier suggests 10 those
whose business it may be 10 superi"tend the
repairs of wharves, thai POPLAR umoer resis's
The attack of the worm, in a greater degree
han auy other description except PALMETTO
An instance is mentioned Of large log Of pop
lar which had LAIN for some years in salt
water mill poud, and was found to have entire
" ESCAPED injury from the worm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

YELLOW FE'Ea.-The v York Herald says,
WE understand ,ha, a number Of cases Of yell
low fever have occurred on bard a vessel now
al the Quarantine from New OIL leans, and that
some persons died during the VOYAGE"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

Mr.. DAVID RosrRrsos. They offer al deserip.
lions Of Wine as low by the single bottle as by
the pipe; and to the poor, wi,hou, any profit
whatever. They state thar they are Induced 10
offer their goods at these low rates, TO encour'
sge general consumption Of Wines in prefer
ence 10 Distilled Spirits.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
Furniture, etc.

Furniture, etc.
4 Mahogany sideboard. do secretary, 2 bureaus, 1
large dining tables complete set do. large and of
best mahogany; tea tables, pair card do with bird
eye maple fronts several small tea do, desk and book
case wire Safes mattresses ofvarous descriptions stick
stump rush and seat chairs; large counting room
desk, book case, mantle and pier glasses, loaf and
lump sugar. with variety of other articles, at private
sale ALSO,
fl Second Hand Coachee, ,oith Harness,
nearly new. Terms liberal, or if preferred, good
draft horse would be taken in part payment.
aug GEO! WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

The Telegraph is out again upon Mr.. No
abs Enquirer. We merely mention these
p Family Jars" a, being rather out Of charac
ter Duff and MAJOR Noah quarrelling-" My
old shoes."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
The Washington Correspondent Of the N.

The Washington Correspondent OF the N.
York Courier and Enquirer, writes as follows:
81 have just seen a letter dated 18th May, 1929.
from the Rio de Ia Plata stating that affairs on board
the Hudson frgste in terrible states that armed
sentnels with bayonets 6xed are parading the ward
room before the state.rooms OF two heutenants VINO
are compelled to be content with playing bo-peep,
through the small aperture Of their stateroom doors.
sundry mid sapmen in confinement, and it is ex-
pect.d all will be tried by court martial the moment
that the Boston and Vsndaia arrive from their cruise
This is novel state of things on board an American
frigate.o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

websve this morning received paper from
Passport, m ain) called "Tre Northern Light
n, ring the sublime Motto" Where light Is.
there is Hberiy." Is it. then, dark in Spain, and
Cops,sn,oople Or has Don Miguel's palace
NO windows.-N I. CONNIE, eiof
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

DRAWS THIS DAY,
Delaware and South Carolina
Consolidated Lottery, llth Class, will be drawn in Viii.
mington >ei. on Saturday the LIST Of August,
so numbers, 9 drawn ballots.
Highest Prize $1,000.
Tickets 50; halves /, quarters SO cents.
Connecticut Lottery, Extra Class No. l2,
For the benefit Of the First Ecclesiastical Society in
Canaan, TO be drawn in the city of Hartford on Friday
the 31st OF July.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Whole tickets 81; halves so cents.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. for 1922 will be rawn in the City Of New.
York on Wednesday the 5th Of August,
Capital Prize $4,000.
Tickets S.; halves 2 so; quarters Is.
To be had in q variety of numbers at
J. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street
Delaware and South Carolina Letter..
11th Class,
Will be drawn in Wilmington on Saturday, LIST Aug.
60 numbers-e drawn ballots.
Highest Prize $4,000.
To be had Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

We understand, says the Delaware Journal
that The son Of Mr. Robrrt Walsh Of Phil del
phia, editor of the National Gazette, goes out
private Secretary Of the Mission to England.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

announced PAR EXCELLENCE IN the 1segrdph
Daniel {. Croxaii, of New Jersey, 10 be
Consul Of the Uni ed States, for the port Of
Marseilles, in France.
John Jackson, Of North Carolina, TO be Con.
sui Of the Uuiled Sta,es, for tn. Island Of Mar.
Unique.
William Daniel Patterson, Of New York, to
be Consul Of the United Sta'rs al Antwerp.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

The ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED
|Sr,rEs passed through Baltimore IN Thurs
DAY, on MS way TO Philadelphia. o! this" ira
kyellinp Cabinet"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

The Mechanics Of Fredericton. Md. are to
hold meeting or Saturday afternoon next, to
adopt measures conducive 10 their own and in
.eresis Of that city.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
Just received,

Nd for sale at the Bookstore of A. T. Kennedy, de.
n ceased
Lady of the Manor. 7th vol by Mrs. Sherwood
History of the Farchild Family, do
Memoirs Of Leigh Richmond
Do Mrs. Judson
Course Of Time, by Pollock
Prosecuted Family. by do
Irvine's Conquest Of Grenada, and
The gentleman's new Pocket Fsrrier, 4tk edition;
enlarged and improved by Richard Mason, NJ. D. &c.
&c. ELIZA KENNEDY.
aug st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

The ceEbra'ed DR.. HosacK, who. many years
ago, pracnsrd in this place for shor, time,
has reIinquished his profession in New York,
and retired to hts splendid sea, in Duchess
county,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

There will be fouod many gvod oits in the
miscellaneous article on the other page
BRINGING OUT DAUGHTERS"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

Thu Fai,imore Patriot copies, Immediately
,d., Commodore PoRTER's account oil his
sob, with the band;tti, an account, signed
ruos, HART BENTON, Lieut.. Col. Sslh Imam
70 l." Of a figh, between him and certain dis
Eirpui,hed 2ersonsge, who shall be name'esS'
being something similar in their details
kse. Mr.. PARROT! arc you not ashamed 10 DO
|,ash a naug hry rieR Did the Jackson men
|, yer saw any thing agains, MIR. Adams whilst
d, vas Presiden'' You know they always 'rea''
.d him with respect aud consideration; aud why
40 M, YOU follow heir example!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
DIED,

At Marseilles, (France) on the 29h May, the Reve-
rend M,cBAEL Du BoUnS EoAN, nephew OF the hrst
Catholic Bishop of Philadelphia and late PRESIDENT OF
Mount ST. Narys Seminary, at Emetsburg, in the 29th
wear IF his age
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

A Coop OpESiNe.-Accordi"g to the Man
eheser Advertiser, the town oil Saliord, IN
.r,h,sb;re ENGLAND With 4 p0Iplation of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

WSE.-A new establishment, called the CO.
Iamblan Wine Company, has recently com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

Thomas Angel
Mr.. Berry (brig Brutus)
DIR. John II. Bsyne
Mary r. Basford
Ann Bolin
Captain Beekley
Joseph Carol
David Csdls
John Catlin, or Collin
Harriet n. Cox
Susanna Cannon
Thomas Davis
Benz. Disney
Thomas DAVIS
John Eckel
Capt. Samuel Emery
DR.. Z r. Parish
Charles Fenton
John Haomes, 2
Tracy Humphreys
Stephen Jones
VIM. Keath
Ellenor Linsey
John Leach, Jrc
Alfred Lee
Levi Lewis
Juiann Mudd
S. Montague
Lewis Morris
Ann McMeehen
r. w. Otis
John B. Patterson, 4
Ellen P. Price
Elizabeth Riggs
Joseph Skinner
John J. s, Storke
George "a. Sothoron
MIA. z. A. Seldom
Miss Sophronia Smith
John J, Sayrs
Capt. Stevens
Thomas B. Trip
Thomas Troop
Martha Turiey
Thomas Taylor
Fred'k yacary
John White
Charles Wright
Thomas Young
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
Cheap Goods.

VNIE subscribers intend making change in their
i business in September. and, with view ofselIing
off or reducing thelr stock of Goods, offer them, til
that period, at very small advance upon the cost The
assortment il large sessonabe. and general. and buy.
ers, By wholeeee 81 Isial Xip get the1n ~ aldnoof
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

For Boston,
The packet schooner
i" WAVE,
AHA A. Jewett, master; will sail on Tueaday next.
= For passengers only, having elegant accom-.
modationss apply to the master on board, or to
aug MMILLER Il SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
AUCTIONS.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

On WEDNESDAY, The si1 Axsust, al 10 A. M.
Will be sold at the Auction store, corner Of King
and st. Assphstreets, first rate COOPER; the pro-
perry Of Dr.. Psake. lie is said to be weldisPos.
ed, valuable fellow about IS years of age, but has
within the last IL mcnths past been afflicted With the
mahogany Side-board. and several Tables; Book.
cases suits OF Valance, and to e0se sales Invoice
Of Ready-nade Clothes; such a., Vests, Pantaloons,
Duck Trowsers, &c, julySi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
Public Sale.

UUIHC N1dI6.
QYvirtue Of two wrts Of fei tacas, issued by Adam
County Of Alexandra, d. Z; and to ne directed,
shall proceed to SELL at public sale. to he highest bid
der for cash, Monday, the 24.h IF august nezt, at
II O'Clock, NJ all the right title, and interests Of Tho
mas Kingston in and to 80.
"A Lot Of Ground,
in the Towr of Alexandria Beginning on Water street,
SO feet north from the corner of Water and Princess
streets; running thence, northwardly, with Water
street, to the northeast Of the said lot number
ed IA; thence. running eawardly, parallel with Prin.
cess street, into the river Potomac; thence, running
down Potomac river, until line westwardly. parAl
lei with Princess street, will strike the begging
The above sale is TO satisfy two executons-one in
favor of. NJ Johnston Co and one in favor Of James
Thomas RICHARD SHACKLEPORD,
JUN 23--eot24th Aug Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
SNl,ilP NEWS

Ship North America, Bsrden Amsterdam.
BELOW,
Brig Statesman, from Hampton Roads bound to
Georgetown.
Brig Alexandria, Howes, from Alexandria, arrived
a. st bartholomew, 9Th July
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

= LETTERS
flee, alexandria, d. C.. on the
,r.si, 1929.
r letters in the following list,
Advertised, or they may not
Nelly Anderson
B
Jno. Bryan
Thos. Berry (Oxen hilD )
James Burn
George Bersold
G
Timothy Darlington
Samuel Cats 5
Fanny Cottral
Samuel Candy
d
Capt. Davenport
Richard Il. Dulany
Mary Davis
L
Lucy English
+
James Gowings
George Grub
II
Lawr. Hoof
j. 81. IIendrick,
l.
Benjamin II. Lewis 2
William Lindsey
e John Jas. II. Lewis
vi
John Mcdonald
Thomas Mutter
Margaret Minis
William Mccarthy q
p
Pyan Prince
John S. Plumly
r
s
Lawrence L. Summers
Lucinda v. Summers
VIM. B. Stuart
DR.. Starks
Hanson Simpson
Stephen simons
Hannah Smith
I
William Thomas
John H. Terrett
Mr.. Thomas
v
w
John D. Wadile
Sarah Watts
Y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
Ten Dollars Reward!

Il Cn DOKSuIo IUC W UKWs
ID ANYWAY from the Subscribers plantation. near
II Stafford Court house on or about the 10th inst,
bright mulato Man, about 20 years Of age, who calls
himself I'm MINOR; is 5feet or inches high; has
not dsagreeable counenanee, but is remarkable for
speaks slowly and stoops in his walk.
The above reward will be given, and all reasonable
charges paid, II returned to me, Ur lodged in jail So
that get him again, by applying to
THOMAS TOWSON,
near Stafford Court house. Va.
orto THOMAS z. BAIRD,
iuIv e6-At Alexandra ID. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office. Alexandria, d. C. on the
lst august, 1929.
m Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say THEY IaB AnvEnrIsED or they may not
get them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

Mackerel, Herrings, Coffee, etc.
ON Barrels No 5 mackerel
%UU 100 do Nova Scotia herrings
do cod oil
Is bags coffee
10 boxes starch
10 baskets salad oil, fresh
Landing from schr Lady Tompkins, from New.York,
and will be sold low on the wharf by
jul, 3I--Gw. LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14

AMERICAN BLIsrERED TEEL.--We yesterday
saw specimeG IF BRstered Steel, made from
American iron by Mr.. o. l. CLARK of this CRY:
Not being able 20 Judge of the quality Of the
ar,icle ourselves. we can only say shat II has
the appearance of hi bes, STEEL and understand
hat the opinions Of numerous manufacturers
IN the CITY, founded on experiment, arc uniform
ly and strongly in its favor
Mr.. CLARK assures vs. that nothing but en-
conragemsnr is wanted 10 secure supply Of a.
merican Blislered Steel for The demand in the
Urited Staes, as the process is OF such nature
that it can be afforded much less than the I'M
ported article. English Steel, which is kept al
its price by monopoly, Cannot be imported,
as we are informed, under fourteen cents a
pound: while his can be afforded at ten cents
by The quantity. AS considerable quantity
has been manufactured, and about seven or
eight IONS have already been sold to persons in
different places, i, is in fair way Of being more
generally proved andknown An Article Of such
importance and general use, it is Of The great
est importance to US to be able 10 produce in
this Country Our numerous and rich iron
mines have hitherto effo ded US no advantage
in the steel manufacture; but it appears that,
one species Of American iron has been found
capable Of being made into steel Of the first
quality. NeD York Daily .AdaeriiSer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
SELECTED POETRY.
"CURIOSlrY."

~
The following beautiful passage in Mr. sPRAsuE:
en- on CuaIosrrr presents familiar and interesting
cture Of childhood, the fidelity of which every parent
II recognize:
IT'S CuRIosIrI-who hath not felt
Its spirit, and before its altar knelt'
In the pleasee infant see its powerexpand,
When FIRST the coral fills his little hand;
Throned in its mothers lap, dries each tear,
As her sweet legend falls upon his car;
Next it assails him in his tops strange hum,
Breathes in his whistle, echoes in his drumi
Each gilded toy, that doting love bestows,
He longs to break, and every string expose.
Placed by your hearth, with what delight he pores
Der the bright pages of his pictured stores;
How oft he steals upon your graver task,
Ofthis.to tell you, and of that to ask;
And, when the waning hour to bed.wsrd bids,
Though gentle sleep sit waiting on his lids,
How winningly he pleads to gain you Ger,
That he may read one little story more.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14

CPsErrING OF A YANKEE TRICK A pleaE
story was told US, last evening, by fren VI
HIS just returned from summer excurs''D
Yankee land, Illustrative Of the mode IN vt'
they sometimes "do the thing that's dstf
in Connecticut. Farmer Doboins, who 81
going to Applebury the other day, in Fllrhs
county, with load Of hay came up with lhE
honest DeIghbors, having iron crows uPor 's
shoulders, with wNich they had been aiVa
in planting post-and-raiI fence, They n!s
him for ride; and Farmer Dobbins, ever 81
ling to turn an honest penny, told hem 'lF
might climb on, if they would jst lay CO..
and kiver themselves up. No sooner. SAID wy
done. The three wor,hies mountld TIE ~.
and lay down under loose covering ~,
"as snug as bug in rug" Gee uTy"
and Golding," said Farmer Dob'ln', iohhT
en-, and on they went for mile ortwo, II
they came to the hay scales IN Appf".
round the corner Of the bIacksmith's shoP,l"
beyond the old whipping post, norm o'.'
meeting house. Buck and Goldiug DIRE" !.
load safely upon the scales, where the nay !"
men, and the erow-bars, all were wclSHcc'
the no small satisfaction Of the owner we
Farmer Dohbins, upright soul. now con'I.n
himself well paid for riding" his neISn%,
and, by selling their weight for hay, P'.s
that "all flesirss grass" But the bs'' Oer ~
plans " i'll sometimes miscarry, as FARM, W i,
bins soon fo0ad 10 his deep chag'In;; a ,r
momen, he was leaving the hay sea'r', -
rushed upon Golding; the team in s'ar'llnss
suddenly Of; crash went one Of the uphsn!!J
the scales; and over wen, the precl'un, W. 'S,,
hay. "Plague on'l," ssid honest farmer p,,r
who would moi, for the world, have '"T =,
more bitter oath. But at this moment . - :. 4,
groan from what was now The oouc" :.
load, caused The weigh.masier 'opTFhr =,
ears, another and another followed; lns, .s,
rus'Iing in the hsy; and presently ou' ~,
The three worthy troglodytes, the elH't' n m
ling from the smcller Of one; another i t",r
the pins; and The third with the loss o. y
his ivory, and broken wrist. 80 M r.,
+" doing the thing that's right ~ J.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14

Col. DAVID CROCKETT, who looked wild cat
to death, swan the Mississippi towing steam
boat, and did great many other frats, but did
not come to the scratch with Mr. Lea, has been
reelected to Congress from the Western dis
trict of Tennessee, by majority Of 5000 votes
over his leading competitor. Mr.. Alexander,
who was his predecessor, and much esteemed
as member. L. seems that Col Crockeu's
constituents consider his conduct as having
been correct, Notwithstanding the charges Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14

The air in Connecticut for lew a'!' ,. m
has been alive with picgeons, and '0t ai,J,s
'hrcnged with sportsmen. 30 grea' -" ,n,ar
pigeons has not been observed u.', ,,d q,
years. Great numbers have been Kieu ~. !
ken, and they have been afforded 10 'n',I +:
New Haven, at theextrem'ly low p''. -, s,r:
cents the dozen. Some sportsmen va,
stages, have taken twenty or thirty w. S, =,
day. Mr.. Todd, of east Haven, ca"st ,7.s
pigeons on Friday, in a ne'-mo''
young birds, very fat and very fine
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14

LOUISIANA SUGAR From a minute and au-
thentic Statement If the sugar and molasses &C
tually made in Louisiana during The, year 1928,
i, appears that the quantity Of sugar was sy,965
hhds., and of molasses 1884.
1t is expected tina: the quantity will be much
greater the presen, year, as the same statement
gives the. names Of TWO hundred and six plant.
ers who .conLEbuled nothing to the last years
crop, but who will make sugar The present year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14

seen an island, but that Of Elephsnrip, +,
Cannot be many Of them ns|
When there we're here said IN. L.
there was no scarcity Of them, they ,. "g's
thousand strong in Scanderia alone ' "i
Do not talk of thousands ,x,l.;.
priest, 'cdAem m'il,ouni, the word i m,r Z
were they rot like locusts from Scsrd.;"a
to Assouan?'
with ten, thousand Arnau,s,' said H..
soldier, I would have driven them into OF H. s''
every Caffre ofthem. How many ,hovs'.i
English did we not trample on, in Re-
few years ago."
'They were FIVE and twenty thousand o..
in Rosetta said the lawyer, land thew Wv. a'S
slain
: 'Not ALL answered the Effendi, the c.,...
60: MS life, bu, there were only five ,hou,,.s
them altogether
Five thousand or twenty cried III. law,
lis il not all the same thing; were rhev NJ, :
in6dels, and were they not yaquisheG vi,b 5' 4, !,
sword Of Islam" % 4
Allah karim,' cried the priest, God H. ~,
merciguI; such be he fate of Ill who S,i.'
not in the true prophet, 10 whose name Be- e.,
nal glory.'
'lflhe sultan said the EfFtnd 'tsiu!., .
The heads the Janis arie, hund el y,,r,,'
the law of Islam would now be spread or,s.,
whole earth.'s
AS is seplied the priest, ARE no, Ii, ~.
believers like the stars Of heaven who c,uea~
them? is rot their empire over The who'll .,,.,
from the rising even to the setting place olIr
sum-
slt is not in be Frozen Ocean, hover,
said the Levantine, there are no Mo.t-,
thfre.'
Il is lie said the priest, they are ,rs,
where. the prophet hath SAID it,
What, in America said he I.evan.ire =
was only discovered a few wears ago.
well, then, if i, was Rol Known to III. T..
pbef;' replied the priest ofcoursehe had ro,l.
ing 10 say 10 it,
Bu',' continued The Levantine, 10 alovwi,
the law Of the prophet could mol be in.eplc!l,
all mankind
ST was meant for the unisrrse,' sid III
priest, 'and hell, fire i. the portion Of him un
rejects it,
'If every man is bound to fss, the Ranar
from surise 10 sunset replied the Ls,r.v
'on he pain of reprobauon, the MossIru. 1
The Frozrn Ocean, where :hr days srr nNa
long, would feel somewhat exhausted
Il do moi believe II cried lbe priest in a i1,
'who ever saw day six months long W.
could sleep an entire night Of six month, 10;
no man.
But read il in book said the Levar'ir
'wri' CIR by the famous Voln'y.
What is written in the perspicuous vosE
of TRUTH replied the priest, 'adms ueithrr 4
doubt or disputation there is not word d
the Koran concerning the days Of SIX mon'hi
duration. neither Of the nights, therefore | dis
believe it because il is impossible
Kaif,' Said the Levarline, do as yy'u p'',s
but truth Is one:'-a very common expresses
Of the Arabs, and is merely the mr. plus ufr,
an argument