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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


The House assembled al IL o'clock, in pursuance Of
adjournment.
Mr., VerIlanek, from the Committee Of WAYS and
Means, reported bill making appropriations Tor The
paymen, OF revolutionary and Invalid pc customers.
On motion Of Mr.. TreZyant the following resolutions
were ordered to lie on tbs table!
Resofued, that committee shall be added 10 the
standing committees, to b. appointed tho commences.
meLt OF each session, which shall be called the Com
mi,tee Iovsd Pc sions, and whyss duty II On III be
90 take into consideration all such matters
invalid pensions, shall be Tef rred 10 them by the
House.
RESOLVED, That the Committee on Military Pensions,
at the eod OF the present session. Ihai DO atoshed and
committee shall be sppo at fhs commencement
Of taeh session which shall be ealleI the Committee
90 Revolutionary Psn,ionG ard that II shall be the du.
ty Ct said committee 10 iake into consideration such
matters Pscng pensions Tor services in the revolu.
uonsry war, other than invalid passions, az shall
be referred 10 them by the House
Mr.. Tucker, O South CafoliDs presenled the FOLLOW.
ing as an amendment to The JOINT re,oIuion reported
by Mr. M'DUfis on The % nd tit In relation TO The
ctoo Of President aud ViOe Pre,id4u which ga, or.
defed TO he printed:
Resoired, That person who shall here.f or b. o.
lected Precedent OF the United States aud who ssait
accept The sane, exercise the power thereof shall
be fgain elegi'le 10 the office.
Resoioed, That sny person who shall he elected Pee
bien' Of ihe United satss alter he day OF March
1893, shall hold bis efice or the term Of Eve years
Mr. Johnson, OF Kentucky, submitted the ioI.o Wins
Tesol0'ion:
ResOleed, Tba, the Committee on the Public Land
ts lnsrUeisd 70 inquire into the s1pedency Of smcnd
Ing the sci OF Cor zfeSs passed At The Il session emil
tied an "Ac' for the relief Of riu Officers atd so
ders It the Vrgnb Hoe and navy, o. the eonup ots
army, curing the Revolutionary Usr, 40 10 chang.
or alter the hrst section not TO tsqnfe eydsne- aao
the Hoe 90 which the resolution pstfpet Of VYs'pls
'sssr a'sn 70 snens 'he Vff sys I9n,Tr % frt'a-
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RORMH2Yfa

ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.
| NEW YoRK, Jan Ave have been favored BY
Captain Holdredge, OF the John Jay, with Cores IL
vePool Advertiser, of December g. being day la.
| ter.
LONDON, Dec. 7 BY letters rom palrs, we under.
stand that IL generally believed there that an alliance
offensive and defer siye between France and England
! is in agitation. The Mrssager des Chaubres OF Mon
day, has a article on The subject.
We can ate authority that tho fol,wiBg appoint
ments which appeared in The Times" this morning e,
are correct; the patents having been made and his
morning forwarded from the Treasury: Sir Ja,ae.
Kemp, Master General Of the Ordnance. Irish, Lord
Chancellor, Lord PIuuket; Chief Justice Of the Gem
mon Pleas, Mr. Doherty; Chief Bar n, Mr. JOY; A.
torhey General, Mr.. Psnnefatber; Solicitor General
Mr. Crampon; KIng's Sergeant, The well known Ca
th lie Barris;er, NJ. O'LouRbiin." ISmn
G. rman papers have been received, but they contain
| nothing Of any particular momsnt
letter from Roms states, IN OIL the 2Sth uIs The
Pope was sup, osed 10 be at the point Of |o,h.
The Chamber OF Dcpntirs have agreed, by 2II.
to III, to take into pay, the Je@ish Ministers Of Wor-
ship.
Latte has taken vote Of credit for $40 nj lien, Of
francs.
II is said NJ. Fhsrt will replace Nj. Tall, yraod in
London, whoe mission has resfly drawn 10 cIosc.
Parliament IL Is ssid will adjourn the 18th instant
Tor six weeks. Another dit rays II ~ i'll continue TO
81, until the hoyday', aud even then the adj ,urDneni
will be for shorer period that u.ua, in
Of the great pressure Of public business.
Co. FiizclIrence has retired from the Dspu'y Al.
juan GonerashP, and is to be succeeded by Gsneta
CRY, half past one o'clock--we remain in the same
duh state in regard to Intelligence; no'bng OF imoor
lance WORT commune stDg 10 TIE present hour. Con-
sif, which looking I'D 10 the ca ly part Of thu
morning, and fo1e SO l2 for The account h. v.
wilhin short period rsceded 10 SO Ia sellsrs.
Three o'olo k.-COD Ola are quoted at SO IL IL
In the House Of LorIs on Mo day night Lord Ivnd-
b.tst moved The tbrl read Of the Regency ~.
carried.
HOUSE OF COMMONS
In he House Of Commons, Mr. BrownoR p-ssented
petition from Armagh In favor Of reform and vote by
bauo' u was support d by Mr.. G. Pelham and Ms.
OCot hsll' and oppe ed by Lord Aehe'on, and emily
o dsrsd to lie on TIE table.
| Mr. OCCnI,I II owed fo- the return OF the numbsr
OF persons appi 10 judicial situations in the East
lee aud British Colonies T. orr May, 1871. Ordered
Mr. OConnsl pretended pc ion Tor the repeal Of ~
gsLtye UnoD. which gave ri. @, to a toneersa ion
~ which Sif John New orr, Mr.. Jeffrey ana Sir John
! Burke, took part.
soSPLS.-Op the motion Of NJ. Rice, the order o.
uy y Tor the House going into COMMITTEES Of Sep.
lPU was read. On The question hat n g speaker dc
cave The chair having been PVT, Mfr coulbourne ro,s
b' 'N'"es '7'e feps sTt's i,D- Sefpsr|"9 ifr s.
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ta6,shsd fet"s OF proceeding THE ecs Lac sssss Wss
e and perfect ,nswet make to all sad Singular the premises
fully and particularly the hsteu
.speaiea and they thereto particularly
said state OF Georgia, hc governor judges
sheriff. deputy sheriff. con'ables and all other officers
from executing tho laws Of within IN. boundary
Cherokee territory prsscbsdby the
u. the Cherokes Nation any
manner with the rights Of efgoveo@en,
kee Nation within limits their treaty:
That III" two laws Of Georgia beors mentioned having
tho 1928 and 1922 this
orabo DO declared that the
State OF Georgia. and all her officers aud may be
forever njoned from interfering with the lands
property real and ona Of the Cherokee Nation with
OF the Cherokee people,
by them within tho m of the Cherokee torrtoy
tcndc right OF the State OF Georgia the
control OF the ands mnes tho Cherokes
Nation within their territory by this honorable court be do
ciared be unounded aud void aud the Cheokees
IN the and enjoyment Of tho
codns to their sovereign right and pleasure, and their
laws and customs feo from
interruption by the State Georgia. officers agents
that these compliments DO quietcd
rights privileges and immsnes under their various treaties with
tho u Satesand that they such
lief this honorable deem consistent equity
conscience and the nature Of their
L-a
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AproINTMENrs by rHE,PaEsIDENr,


Michel, pddle ., PsI"lsol, Gsos. NJ D;, d., james
Darrell OF NewHa"ph TO be Director. VI the Back OF the
UIhed Safe, for the y.m 1881
n'reetor Of the Revenue for the Port 81 Belfast
Name.
Edward Scot Jarvis 10 he Collector Of the for the Dis
triet and Inspector tn. Revenue for III. ,y
ia the sMe Of Maine. from the 81 day Of March, 1885,
Samuel Ays he Surveyor and Inspector Of for
the Pr, Of E"per the State Maine from the 24h Dsesm
William Uonncr TO he Surveyor and Inspector of the R.v.uu-
February, 1881, when his communion will expire
Surveyor and In'pseter Of the Revenue
Of pseemSe 1885, when the mission Of Samuel Dsnnp
william A whitehead to b. Collector of tn. Custom. for tn.
District and In,Ps.tor Of the m the Pert of Kew w
the rs,,",y OF o,,d vice As:rnea Lso.,On removed
ie' Of Lands subject sale Z,uo vs the Stat. Ohio
George D,meron Receive Of Public Mon.y' for the pitiet
Ct Lands subject TO sale at Ausus IN the State f M,,,pP
Beni,mn O. wIe, TO he Register Of the L,nl
Ds Of Ld, subject sale w.hnstOn in tue State Of M
Robert skinn,r, to b. Recover Of Public Money,
Att Of D,eembs 1880, when the Robert Young
pred.
L'nd' ct to 'ss Wooster ia the State Of Oh from the
day Of March, 1884, when hi present ni''isn viii expire
JUS Tel
DANk OF THE UNITED STATES.
fHLADrLrHiA, Jsu IsSi-At hell by the sto,k
hodet. OF this Bank their Banking house. the
the following gentlemen chosen Direction, for the ensuing
90
Nthoia, Riddle. John r. N,G
Thomas p. Cope, E.wNL Coleman,
J'me.o. Fisher, Thom~ c.dw.i.der,
John Sergeant RiehNd Willing,
John B,h.u, Mathew l.. De,sn,
L'nsdon Ohews 81 South Carolina,
Robert G,lm'r, Of Ma'y'snd,
John NJ, Kn,. Of
Campbell p. White, Of New York
Thsms. H. Pe,ka' of Mass. hu,ett,,
N"ha. Bddls, E,q reelected Prdeu CT
Bosid
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KENrJCK SENATOR

A letter from Frankfort, Ky, dated 2sth ul,imo,
states that Mr. Clay then in hat Place, AID
candidate for the Senate OF the United Sla,es IL /.
al'o stated that Ge1 I'm Adai' would be run by the
fe nds of thu Administration. The election was Tx cd
Tor the 4ih in tant.
Ia Dav.iss county, at the August election, there
Was tie bet~ cen the candidates recently, he Clay
candidate succeeded by MAORI y OF fue votes.
(U s. TIL
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RENE COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
THE CHEROKEE yV.qTTO.V
TIE GTIHTE OF HEORGI4

BILL IN NTANCERY.
II hu the Honorable ne chief Lls,ee and M
Associate Justices @ ne Supreme Court Of ne United Satss saa
~ CbaHosrg.
"espeeny complaining show your honors the Chero
Nation of Indians, foreign State allegiance
United slato other State Of Unon, any
Prince, Poteoe, State other than their
Au concludes aer detailed Statement Of their grievances
"o tender confederation Of all which, nasmueh az your
compliments WIDELY remediess In the premises except
the n,.enss Of this honnrsbo court 10 tho end esos
tho said Of the United
fosY made dSebdas, beeo, with spt words
trf sf ne my ty her Tcptf Oot-s Hoeorarg
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u. S. Bank The Directors OF this institution have
declared viiend Of hree and half per cent on the
capital s,ock, tor the last Fix months
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-11

We understand that there IL, on tract OF land 10
Loudoun county Virginia, directly opposite the Point
Rocks, the sroagesi appearance OF a large tody OF
stone Coal that has been observed in thai part Of The
country, within less Than quarter Of a mile from the
Potomac. On the tract is OF the largest bodies
OF iron O'e OF excellent quality ia this country, at the
same ti't'nce from the river. with large quantities OF
stons and timber for building Tho present proprieos
have not fund, to make search for the coal but they
would permit any individual company to do it, and
they would sell the property for rsason.bi pre-.
We furni.h the accurate Information on the
subject TO any one who will cell at our office.
Bali. Rep
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The N. Y J. OF Commerce accounts tor lie posses.
SION OF The Copy OF the Correspondence (betwSen Mr..
MeLSne AMI The Earl Of Aberdeso) stating that was
lament, and Copy W.. cent 10 ~. country we bsvs
received in The u 81 Teesriph Mr. Van Bursn's Je,.
ter OF Instructions to Mr. Mel, with which we sbslI
eommspes in our next the publication Of the Doeu-
meDts.
The Nat. Journal insiDDsted in is ususJy fesito.,
Style that M weLats bimssh furnished ,he Co v -
his Correspondence "
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mttEpervlLtE, Ian. iour Indian affairs rapidly
proachinga ossho reader will remember The resolutions
doped in consequence Of tho citation served the Governor
despatched Hall 10 ocock tho
Of their reached tho sheriff
the execution of Tases Eerhart Sheriff Of Hall county,
had been served with the Supreme Of
which he had determined IL
ceived instructions from tho State authority
hung pursuant to his sentence.
During tho week Governor received the following
by special ssongeE
Head Of Coosa, ChsrokeS Nation
December 10Th, 1889. !
To his Exeellency GEoRoE z. GrLNER,
Governor Of The State Of Georgia.
SfRYou will please take notice, that Saturday fh
day of March the of Washing District
Columbia hs Cherokee Nation will Counsel the
Supreme Court OF tho United States which
and session. injunction
Governor Attorney General Judges Justices the
Peace Sheriff. Deputy Sheriff. COnstabe ali the other Off
that State erecung
the laws Of Georgia. those serving
doing thing towards tho
laws within the Cherokee Territory designated by
tween the United states and tho Cherokee Nation Tho
will he made tho grounds forth bill which
will DO handed TO With this notice which bill will 10
cd by the necessary afhlavits and documents
JOHN ROSS,
Principal Chief Of the Cherokee Nation.
The bill referred the letter. consists of nine closely
foolscap pnges, and is endorsed thus,
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Th' Philadelphia Jnquirer forget, That Mr. J 6syson
was opposed 20 the Bank # the 8. as "velsion OF
the Consiu on''-S-e bis Cabinet opinion IN the 4 n
vol Of his works-He iorgr 2, that Mr.. Madi,ou Or.
gued with great ability upon The same side when the
brs' Bank bill was before Congress and only yielded
hat opinion rem respect 10 preeedentHs fergets that
The Congress Of the U. dbl once at least deeids a.
gans the Bank and refused 10 the forasr Char.
tsr-He iofgeis: lbat the ta,ssge Of stsfs lave 10
" punish eounterfeng on the Bank Of the u So 40
real recognition o. the ronutionaIity Of t' charter,
because the question did iha poin'sud he
iorges Also that several OF the States did actually in
sruct their Senator'S TO vote sgans, the re ne upon
this very ground Of constitute nj power.
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was doomed TO witness On reaching the
house found AIRS = in violeat MYSTERIES,
surrounded by several VI her neighbours who
had been called TO her assistance repaired
instantly to the scene of death, and beheld
what shall never forget The room was
occupied by a white curtained bed There
was but one window, and before il was a Ia
bic, on which stood a looking glass hung with
little white drdpery, and varisus parapher-
nalIa OF the toilet lay scattered about pins,
breaches, curling papers, ribands, gloves, Sc.
An arm char was drawn TO this Ia bic, and
IN it sat Miss J., stone dead
Her head rested upon her right hand. her
elbow supported by the table; while her left
hung down BY her side, srasping a pair Of
curling irons Each of her wrists were en-
clrcled by a snowy gilt bracelet. She was
dressed IN white muslin frock, with little
bordering of blonde Her face was turned
towards the glass, which, by the light OF the
expiring candle, reflected with fri .htiul iidel-
lty the cianmy fixed features, daubed over
with rouge and carmine--the fallen lower
jaw--and the eyes directed full into the glass,
with cold stare, that was appalling Ga
examining the countenance more narrowly, l
thought detected the traces of smrk Of
conceit and self complaeency, which not even
the palsying touch OF Death could wholly
obliterate The hair Of the corpse. all smooth
and glossy, was curled with laborate preci-
sion; and the skinny sallow neck was encir-
cied with string OF glistening pearls The
ghastlg visage of death thus leering through
the tinsely of fashion--tbe "vain show Of
artificial loy-was a horrible mockery Of the
foolerles Of life!
Indeed it was a most bumiliatingan shock
ing spectacle Poor creature! struck dead
in the very act OF sacrificing al the shrine of
female vaaityl She must have been dead for
samc fine, perhaps for twenty rsinutes, or
half an hour, when arrived for nearly all
the animal heat had deserted the body which
was rapidly stiffenng. | attempted, but in
vain, TO draw little blood from the arm -
Two or three women present proceeded to
remove the corpse to the bed, for the pur-
pose Of laying it out. What strange passive
ness, No resistance offered 10 them while
strengthening the bent right arm aud bind
ing The Jaws together with faded white ri
band, which Miss F. had destined for her
waist that evening.
On examination Of the body, we found that
death had been occasioned by disease of the
heart. Her life might have been protracted,
possibly for years, had she but taken my ad-
vice, and that Of her mother | have seen
MANY hundreds of corpses, as we'll in the
calm conposure Of natural death as mangled
and distorted by violence; but never have |
seen so startling satire upon human vanity.
SO repulsive, unsightly and loathsome aspec-
taele, as corpse dressed for % bali
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20
Frem Mrs. Wares Nagssine.
FEMALE EDUCATION.

A young lady may excel in speaking
French and Italian; may repeat few passa-
ges from the volume OF extracts, play like a
professor, and sing like syren; have her
dressing room decorated with her own draw
iss tables, stands, flour pets, screens and
cabinets; nay, she may dance like Semphro-
MIA herself. and yet we shall insist that she
may have been very badly educated. ] am
far from meaning TO set no value whatever
on any or all OF these qualifications; they are
all al them elegant, anu many OF them tend
to the pcriecting OF polite education. These
things, in their measure and degree may be
done: but there are others which should not
be left undone. Many things are becoming,
but '.ene thing is neediul." Besides. as the
world seems to he fully appriscd OF the value
Of whatever tends to emb%ihsh HE, there Is
less occasion here to insist on its Importance.
But, though well bred young lady may
lawfully learn most of the fashionable arts,
vet, let me ask, does it seem to be the true
end OF education, 10 make women oil fashion
dancers, singers, players, painters, actresses,
sculptors: giiders yarnishers. engfavers, and
embroiders9 Most men are commonly des
tined to some profession, aud their minds are,
consequently, turned each to its respec i've
object. Would i not be strange if they were
called oat to exercise their profession, or set
ND their trade. with only little general
knowledge ofthe trades aud professions OF all
ether men, and without any previous definite
application to their own peculiar calling?
The profession Of ladies', 10 which the bent Of
their instruction should be turned, is that Of
daughters. wives, mothers, and mistresses of
families. They should be, therefore, trained
with view TO these several conditions. and
.,,st IYslaa
qualifications, and habits, ready to be appli
ed and appropriated, as occasion May de
mand. to each Of these respective situations.
Though the arts, which merely smbellish
lie. must claim admiration, when man of
sense comes to marry, it is companion
whom he wants, and not an artist IL is not
merely creature whe can paint and play,
and sing. and draw, and dress and dance; it
i heipo who can comfort and counsel him;
one Who can reason, and reflect, and feel,
and Judge. and discourse, and discriminate,
one Who can assist him in his affairs, tighten
his cares. soothe his sorrows. purify his joys,
strengthen his principles, and educate his
cbjldren.-Such is the woman who Is ht for
a wife, a mother, and mistress OF family.
Mr.. John Moreland, storekeeper, Of Fred
erick, (Md.) adFertises in the last Citizen,
that his store has been broken open, and be
tween nine and ten thousand dollars takeR
thereirom; and he offers reward ofone thou
sand dollars for the detection Of the robber
and the return OF the money.
The Dasis's Straits Whale Fishery-lt has
been ascertained that OF l vessels which sail-
ed the present season from Hull and other
British ports for the Greenland whale fishery,
l6 have been lost and the rest have returned
OF IS vessels belonging TO HUI, 6 mere lost
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

Our respects are due to our Representa-
tive in Congress, Mr.. ARMSTRONG, for a CO.
py of all the Documents communicated by
the President of the United States to both
Houses Of Congress. We have already pub
ilshed abstracts Of the same, (our limits for
bidding our publishing them entire.) Should
any of our patrons feel disposed TO read them
in detail, can have an opportunity of doing Sc,
BY applying at our reading room.
A severe snow storm commenced falling
on Friday evening last, and continued until
sometime in the night on Saturday. 1t is
supposed that at least two feet in depth fell
Oar citizens, generally, were Caught on short
allowance of wood, owing to the almost i'm
passabIe state of the roads for some weeks
previous. Measures we're adopted, to rem
der the situation oil the poor as comfortable,
as, under the nature Of the case, could be.
Mr.. Conrad Hogmire, of this place. procu
red on Saturday evening, a wagon, aud went
10 the woods and brought a load of Wood TO
town, and distributed it among the perishing
poor. Several farmers in the neighborhood
kindly offered any quantity Of wood on their
lands Indeed, we must notice the humane and
pralse-worthy feeling of Messrs Jacob Schop-
pert and John Janison, in particular The
Former drew two loads o. wood and the
latter one, on Sunday, and dropt at the door
OF all the poor In the place, few sticks, to
keep them from perishing. Not foIgottr E.
ven the Printer, for which he feels thankful
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

Nc,c Ysar's Git-The Albany Evening
Journal states, that Mr. BLooDeooD, the new
ly elected Mayor al that City, commenced
his oGicisl da,,es on New Years day, by
throwing open the doors OF the Debtors. Pr
son, having himself paid the debts Of the
persons who were in confinement,
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In all cases Of SANDER currency. whseevsr
the forger of the lie Is not to be found. tue in
jurrd party shorld have a right to ssne GO
any Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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.Nortk american Rerie,o for January
Boston papers announce the January noinper
Of this Review. The following subjects are
found 10 the table Of contents---Staturay
Bank of the u. States. the necessity OF le-
galixing the study of Anatomy, hierogIy phlcs
the American System, sc.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

The Das;s's Straits Whale Fishery-It has
been ascertained that OF 81 vessels which sail-
ed the present season from Hull and other
British ports for the Greenland whale fishery,
10 have been lost and the rest have returned
OF IS vessels belonging to HUI, 6 mere lost
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

Etynlo'ogy Of Decripitode The compar-
sou of human life to the burning and gong
out OF lam was familiar with Latin aa-
thors, as NC haow by the terms, senes decrlp
III Plutarch explains the origin OF this met
aphor, thus, The ancients never exiinBuished
their Lamp but suffered then. to 50 out of
their own accord; that is by the last craekle,
hence lamp just about to expire was said
dserepiiare, to cease or to crackle. Hence,
aphorically, persons on the verge Of the
grave were called decrepid men.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

MIR. John Moreland, storekeeper, of Fred
erick, Md adFertses in the last Citizen,
that bis store has been broken open, and be-
tween nine and ten thousand dollars takea
therefrom; and he offers a reward ofone thou
sand dollars for the detection 81 the roeber
and the return OF the money.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

Mosaic Hork The term, though conmon,
is wrong; ii Should be speIt Music, as the
Greek word lronwhence it originates requires.
The Greeks call this kind OF work Masaic,
from tho very exact junction Of the various
parts. An arrangement so contrived appear
ed analogous to the sounds in musical com
positions; which, though various in them
selves, were rendered harmonious BY the art
oil the musician.