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XVIllTH TSAR.] A TR"£ P .ESS MAIN VAIN’S THE SOVEREIGNTY Or THE PEOPI E. jfSc. ILI<)
* kiCBMQND i— Printed (on Tuksdat* and Pkidays,) i>s SAMUEL PLEASANTS, Junior, Printer to the Commonwealth.
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[Four Dollars Per Annum—Paid in Advance.] F R J D A T, Q C T O R E -R fJ, igio. , rJ .... Cam Sr* !e.
^ Sales by Auction*
oY virtue of a deed of trust from Cdte
® Diggts and Mary R hi* wife, to *ecure
the payment of a debt due t* Alexander
S uartf will be sold for ready money, be*
fpre the doer .of the Fugle Tavern, !n the
City of Richmond,<xi i’b«r«d*y the 8th No*
vember next, the following property, [or
so much thcrebf as shall be^icessat* to
satisfy the Instalments wJt interest now
duel to wit>; the alaves Dul.er, Jack, Har*
»y, Peter, Reger, Isaac, Abraham, Essex,
Prisscy, 8*11, Frances., Sarah, Grace and
Venu*. with, the Increase of the telltales
since the 13th Sept. 1808*alt*o a.
2-rad of Land^i
tying and hcfr.g in the county of wSr*
wick, and whir h is supposed to contain
two-thta&aodaarcsssand sfto the
1E NEME NT
Vith tha pupurtenances, in the Ohyv of
Richmond; tyur iu. the-, occupancy of the
said Coie Djgges.
William Wirt, 1T ,
Samuel Gr.anW, }1 r““"'
RtchttfonrJ, Odt. 8, 1810,
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Ten Dollars Reward*
£TR AYE>p.or Sfofeii^frpi* the Stable ,<4
the Subscriber, within three week*
last past, a -
Light Grey Horse, / |
aboot 4 feet 10 or 11.inchr- high, ni^Pr
f l*Yl |r<Ml tm 1 1.%*. **-l_» • I -a
taily Cast, «nd when pacing goes rather
srrfevny^. Whoever wilt deliver the said
Horse to me, living nearly oppoahe Mf.
1 Iraaanth Book. Store, or give MKh infer,
rr.ation that I Ret him again ebali receive i
the above reward.
. C.P. Iddinjrs* 1
P. chmcnd^ Oct. 9, 1810. j-3 wj j
Notice, I
*P!pKAT on the 12th day of November
2 next* at Bucking-ham Court House,
(being Court day) will.be exposed to Wale
«.rct»»lij a valuable
Tract of Land,
on wliich thr. Jas. T. Hitbard now rfsides,
lying In the county <f Buckingham. con *
•nin ng between om? thousmd eleven hun”
Sped act es ar,d b( unded t»v L.
•>.I.ng, Inn. Eppea* Dav>a otnison and <*.
titers. .The qual*jroi tlfe bar,* /fkonjs’..
Arcd g<*xi for tire chhure ol 'KKcco
W heat. Coro, &c. has Ttty eoort niffflvt ’
rwents, and a very good. Gr at VI.il, on ail
excedent Stream, in a very jrpufom neigh,
hour hoed.—The Land will be soli fbrTtie
curpste of rwis.ng a s-jhi of mrney due
from James T Habard to Samuel Alien,
which tract o? Land has been Ci.r.v y,V| by
tu« said Jus. T. iioburd to the Suyacri.
bers in trust, tor lyu payment &: cicta.n
eu.r.a due to the said Samuel Allen as i«f u
ttoued in deed of trust.
Wm. Dhnifc , jr. Y
ATchd. Austin. f rrU8t«°»*
Oct. 9. 1610. *
IC7* I wish to H1HE almut TWEN
TY NKGHO ME \r by the wijdi or
for the balance of this yeari^Bere
fore, those who have hands to hiAfjbi
will find liberal prices given bv me.
SAMUEL VVOODDY.
Chesterfield Oct. 9. Cw.
24 Shares t f INIA BANK
6TOCK lor 3,1 Enquire
Fi inter.
October 7. (2)
NOTICE.
1*Y virtyp of a iWd of trust executed to
•* the S«Mj»e.nt * rv by Thome* Woold
rlrtfe, jr, an# Potttr^iii wfffc, for the pur.
pr*c o*'*eetiring the payment of a certain
eum of money therein mentioned. Mull be
expf ff.d to aale for teady monry^ a^V’in
trrfitlri, in the cohnty of CbeMcrfi^I, on
Rrtday the 2r.d day n» Novttr.be/JheJc:,
ORB EIGHTH PART of those Klu 5ie
Oji\L MW&i call'd and known by the
rame of WOOLDRIDGE'S PITTS, ly*
inp in the t-yd county of Chesterfield a.
lx»it. 12 mile* from Niarcheate.r, and im.
mtdi.-itely on the Huck.rtghr.T> Read. Al
an one Neijro Rov by name Daniel, end a
C»rt by name Y inter, and two feather
beds and lurnitn. e.
EDW ARD MOSERY,
BEV. C. ST A A A RD,
y DMD. JLOCEE i T.
Oct. 5, 1R10#
T 0 R E N /',
T*HE Upper Apartment* adjoining sry
Rrwik.Sior , Tptf consist or four
rooms, with a lire phre ir each, ajAlarge
atrt flsilitrt attached dAyu-.
sntsee, arc n Kitcevn ard Cellar,^tnd \
Within a fr v feet of the door, h* a f>i/it«in
of apood Spring Wit-er from the b'oodjr
Run, t^c.
k Sen: ud PUasentt, jr.
Oct, 8. ft fj j
LAND'FOR SALK—-By virtue ora
decree of the Superior Court of Chan
cery' (or the Richmond District,—will be
offered for tale at Cumberland Court
IIotiBe on Monday the 22d lost, be.ug
Court day, that valuable
Tract of Lane}*
belonging to the estate of Peurfi- ld Trent,
dec’d. containing by estimation, 783 Acres*
lying in the county of Cumberland, on
Willis's river, and adjoining the town of.
Cairo, for the. purpose of raiiihg a sum of
money therein mentioned, du^ and owing
to the estate of Ait-xandee Treym dre'd.
The contiguity cf this land.to,tluMCwn of
iCaira, whfcre there is k Mill,
[which will Ftp doubt, iij'W. sho%Ainie be
in complete repair, and cOnscqucndy*will
require a large quanti'y of wheal. £tpA%as
well as » fnbtfcco impedtionswand being at
tHnibead of the navigable waters: of Wit
[ lis*» r*aer, render It one of the most,
desirable tracts.ct ,lr.nd in thftt part .of. the;
copn'ry. Added to the>e, tbe lard U ot
excellent quality, and well Adapted to tin
culture of tobacco, wheafe corh, iffc.
I Previous to the dry J»ra»e, this laad
will be laid off in lets, anMKpld io suit pqr
chasers-r-and the terms of sale, iibryaj,
cnly one th rd will he requirtd when ftn‘t
deed is ,made* and one, tv/o and'three
ytan* for'rti* balance—-Bend# and SecuriJ
tjr will be .demanded, secured by. a deed of
trust if required by the
COMMISSIONERS.
Oct. 5. •, [tds]
j H Ofl C E. '
‘ON Wednesday rh- lfth instant *t the late
dwelling house of Pe er Tinsley dtccastd^
V’bLL BE SOLl>>
By >fart*on. »ho. Ho/«vf>r>ld *ncf K?tfc!’en Per
nitore ' ’her pt,o*>e*r/ betpnjnnp *a
his eua amah'jsr which are a Orach c end
'pair of.Hot^e; an. mmr other va liable aMicjnt.
|^»T>'ovel endcr-ed ntgQpatfe noteajvt 90 day«
;-viil be require i tor all tabs ah ve g 59—wider
hut •mm c*»*h.# ’.j£
\t same lima ami pl.ee will b»' hired agCtber of
SLAVES, J
< \mnn* whim a e a C.-rp-me^ home valuable!
1 houseaerva*** ar.rt several lalioure-a acruu’oirind
|idpi'-Tt*'ion wo-k The terms will be proclaim
ed on iht da} of sale.
jj AND ,
On '’aturday 20th instant, at the p?t«:atio«i of
| iht- decedent in Hrtv vrr,rkll<d MaJ^irid. ab-.u
7 n.iic» frem Richmond, will be sole all the.pct
tonal pr.oje?ty ihc»e n, ci-nsu ing -f llotaea
i/oic-j Catt?*e. She-p^ Hogs, plantation utemMr
and the c op of Com- how Standing-—Twelve:
months crrdtt will te givon or all sums «b<m
| iwcnyr dollars. the purchaser* giving bond wi»V.'
if proved s'cu -ify,
James Brown, jr. AdmT.
October 4ihj 1810. tds
}tr JUST PUBLISHED,
And For Sak at S. Fteasanta* Print
ing Office and Book Store,
BATES’
Virginia Almanack
FOR 1811.
Centaininfr. br3’th?9 the usual natronomL
cal calculations, See
ucucr vv n'uusm, JL/ropsv^
bert. Eikj of Wash. Rowel complaint,
1* gt°n ciy, on ilie Pain in thc i^ck,
great and annular Pile*, Sore Mouth.
erPpse of the sun, To prevent more
wMcll will' tclCtf fruit from falling
place «en the l^th liefn^e it ia ripe.
Sent 181l-~part.cw. To dye a Ue?.Aiful
lar y a* sen Ht Gc f'.urahl^^Mmk,
Richmond r.nd its Scale of de'f.rr Jlbti
Viciinty. en r.f p iper Jcur
| An inrru'cu* e«**y on rtrcjr, established
the substance of the by the G; feral
\ flnn * Ditto on Asacmbjv o: Vir.
the Mi*m, kr.. gm.?, Nov. i|^82.
from the Critical Fms<y O tiara
Review. Anecdote of an 1
I The common Lot»a rt*h bo.dler in the
Poem. American revdu
Account cf a new in. liontty var,
vent ton fur Distil. English Mor.archs
i Jing^ by P. A *rmg. Act inf a Ptin
ton of North Caro- M< troroloB^®! i' or
lib a. rial of a wife'*
i An account of a new. ten.per.
ly invented Domes.. Max ms Ur. ts'e.
[ t^c Sp nn't wrh List ef etvil rfhrers
six spindle*, wljtrh in Vn g n a. Gcv_
Will do ft“ lurch ercu’r, V«Mji-cii.
work in a day as 5 lers. Jui.g s o:
j or 6 persons m the the .Cctirc of Ap.
common way. m; de pea!*,High tours
In Alexandria, pr.ee of Chancery,Gen
I fiom Qp to 30 Willi* ct«t Crurt, Ur.
ht.il miy be n ana. Delegate* in Gene,
g* d by * child of 1ft ral Assembly,
year* old Drlegatt* to' Cc.n_
A remarkable Pro. grots.
pbcey. by the late Superior and Conn.
Rev John yt'tiicy. tv Cruft day* ir.
Simple cures for the Virrlixa.
following disease* Ditto in N..Carolina,
[the greater part
original recipe*] * Thi* remedy has
viz. The Croup, been used Ly a re.
Corn*, Tet'ers, L’l. ffectafile gentleman
cer*, Chilblains, nt U.chTno .d in 7 or
Toot* af.he, Ague 8 matanc », amt al.
and Fever, Kheu. way* with aurces*.
W-’Wa i'.gj as
Tkiuting in a’l its ffriety neatly cx*
ocutca At thu ottiCC.*
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Mi. O’GONNORb NARRATIVE.
a
From a desire tntaakr .the people of
England acquainted with. Ireland; oi‘
which they know worse than nothing:
receiving, as they do, all their accounts
through the medium of a description
of persona, in the constant habit-of ca
lumniating that people; and from a
wish to give the people of England
the means jof forming a judgment by:
tween the. gnvermae&t'Ot Ireland {du
ring the residence of lords Camden
and Cornwallis} arid me, fit cannot, es
pecially art this . moment, be thought
obtrusive in nte : to lay before a jyst,
but prejudiced ipuWVc^ a faithful nar
rtticc of those fact*, which topic place
in inv particular!, commencing on; the
27:h‘cf December 179(5$ and. ending
on the 8th*o! Mat, 1803 ) a space ot
nearly seven ydtr% dvwmg the whole
| oft which: time, ar.epntbMted fire of per.,
seam ion wps k*yrt up et me, Ccnnor
Ville, the f'Jtnxrr pia.es of ra.y real
d >n<ic, ii.eituated about 14 miles from
iiantry fifty, where a French fleet
made ;?s appearance na the 23d of De
cember, 1*796; To oppose a lmdifig
pffcroopsori board this fleet, about SQOO
jof the Irish militia had advanced and
occupied the village? about ;tie*-—For
the manner hi whkh mv tenants, my
Ifr&cds and inystdf treated the*e m«>:j
I refer:to the p«tfgvrre» jp the house*
jp# HirVirm* rrinr-E*; giatid.and Iteland
at iha time. We chet-rrd them ip
'their distress; we aiimioibtercd t»
jtheir wp.rts of which they had no or
-U..... i Hi. A_ n*,1. — ( IA__
* i - • v# • • v»*v v* w» Lriivv,1 ■
ber, about 9i o’clock at uight, afcch'a hi
tl.-Ous right a** my remembrance can
not pmrdttd, I was informed that my
porter V lodg-t-s were full of soldiers ir
>ej-test of-quarters. They Were.in a sad
-plight. 1 hvar.d .thrfn to be two com
b*f,ic». of the Wexford militia, with 7
or 8 officers. Day or night, rough or
smooth, my countrymen wet: welcome
to me ; f had then a large hoUae, Wril
stored. 1 was in the rpicist ®r plenty ;
1»«1 ot hopnirevs. • 1 bv.mgiit all the
men to n y house, My Owhdr ha*Mc
register cf the tine thc-y; remains
*itn me, nor what L did lor them.
My tenants were very good to those
with them- My friends (that wa ]
tbc whole country. f:r and wide) o
pened ditjlr door* to this n»tlve army ;
iet them want for nothing ; and even
wh.*n the terror of invasion had subsi
| lid, my rt rtan’s and myself presented
,the pour fellows with the billet money,
to Which v,*e were entitled, to buy them
shccfe an.S stockings. I dtdmyutmus;
td m ke the si uation of the office rs as
ccinfona. le as possible ; and this 1
will sav, that 1 r. ceived from all, more
thanks' thin vere dua, and exr.erienceti
their gratitude rar exceeding the obliga
tion. X lo;;rntd afterward*, ih.U these
olhtfcna (r.tr.ngcrB heietofore to me)
had bceft directed hy some agitators,
to my h- us?, in the expectation of, n»\
not admitting them, which was the o«
pinion also cf all the officers in tint ar-!
my. I dsrc gay, such ot them ns live j
to this day,wilt ackn* tv ledge thatch* y
re ceived a n ore nearly welcome, ai
, Gonnor-ViHe, than at the house of ihe
I most “Iflj aP man in Ireland ; that is
| •'he man that fas the largest pcn
! -ion, cr most lucrative sinecure, or
iprstiti the kingdom. Whilst this di
v’sion of the army was in their can
dements, in my reighbrrhood, when
the mtn lost their muskets, ba\ont-f*
m-d•atuutMtion,wi tch frequently han
j>* net*, they came to me j Iliad the
ihir.gs »t-s*>'rcd to them. The soldiers
becum*- a (ached 10 me. Long, indt t-d
a way#, Ltforc th-'se events, 1 had been
an clj* ci of grear jealousy and haired ;
1 to* . t v*-1 h«* n in ihe habit ol c*'m-i»» t
tirig a cry dig in in Ireland. 1 had
borne tn/felf s - to all the people that
they w< ft grca-ly attached to me. 1
Inftl appointed arbitrn ors in every pa
rish, threugh . n mireme district, who
decided all ccnroveroies ; the situaii.
on of the petty-fi'gjtirg lawyer was
nearly gone ; I curbed the rise of drunk
er.nr.ss; I pit-Vented Viols; I did ad
the good 1 co-dd. It did net, tiicr*>
fort, furfdie any person, in the least
cotrvet*,ant in the char*crer or com*
plrxi'.n of the ru ing facd* ns in l«e
iatitf, that it was an abomination -k
the** ; and when in these vic'd, it
tur.r eyes, the thanks of the po -r «ol
dit rs were sup* radded, my cri<r>«
w<re not o hr endured, *n l 1 bee amt
}#..> ul^eitof uspicion and distrust. lr.
^his staku of thmgs (&h« French tore*
hating lottf left thfecoast) a young man
nrora fnjWneighborhocd had gone in
'.he beginning of March to see-some
friends of His at Bam ry* where he Was
attested for administering the oath ol
union. On beiWg'questiotted, he ac
knowledged, thifct he Had received it
from mtf steward^ a lad not more than
Itf years of age, who was also arrest
ed ; and both were conteved to the
prison of Oiflc^ inhere every means
were used to er.tort confessions from
them to implicate me. They declar
ed, however, that'I was the last person
to. whom they wbtiM disclose any tiling
of- thtlihd. *l!*hdrT Hbacsty and per
sis'cnee in tryth were called treason
lo their country, and attachment to me*
nn'4 a council was call ad : together in
at which it was determined,
that? lydas vefy dangerous, and a war
fant was issued to arrest me on sii9pi«
cion, the act of habea. corpus being at
the time suspended.
• The secret, however, was not well
kept. I discovered the plot. I lay
down in my own house the night on
Which ! . km w that an attempt was tq
l>e made to seize on .me by a large de
tachment cl horse ^attended by lords,
esquires, and geuerals ami their staff,)
and before they h d marched half a
mile from tb.ir quarters, I was (at a
dia'ance of 12 mile ) apprised of their
having set out. They made their
search for me, and a considerable de
pot of arms, which the> were inform
ed were Accreted ia the lqfts and cel
f'jfa /. f mm U aka . . — _ ’ .1 _ __ .«
— - - - ...y mere,
aqd they marched back. Tde iv^xt
day I wrote to the judg., who was hen
holding the.asr.iz s acCo:k, saying that,
“ II he would give me assurance of a
TRial then., f■ r ar.v rhit.g that could
be alledgert . g.inc. me, I Would go to
him, otherwise tha: X w^uld not sur
render.**
As he w:^s not au'hosised ?o give
me the ay»auranct X demanded, notl as
l preferred the liberty of the commoo
air, and the use of my , wa limbs, to
Unlimited imprisonment, £ stood out
lilfhe lactei ejul of April, when finri
•fig my health somewhat hurt from
he manner tA ;ny living, particularly
irom damn, I Jeft home and cime to
CngLand, op the 27th of April, where
t remained till the middle of J^me,
when X received advice from home,
that severar of myi tenants, and
others of the poor people to
the amount cf fifty-one, had been
flung into prison, aud that two unhap
py men had been induced to swear a
gainst them. The same packet con.
mined also a proclamation that had
hetn issued by lord Camden on the
:7th of May before, inviting even
person to come in and surrender, at d
give security fer the peace, on anas
surance of being no further questioned.
Very happy at the opportunity this
proclamation afforded me, to develope
the conspiracy against the people in
orison, and 10 aid them in their de
ferics, I reiurned to Ireland, surren
dered mystlf at Mallow to* lord Kiu
sate ana sir jnmrs L/otton, on the
of the proclamation ; performed
i *he terms required of me, which was
I 'o give bail to be of the pence for se
ven years, of all which I apprized
lord Camden and Ids secretary, and
Mr, Pelham, now lord Chichester,
the 18th of June-— From 'allow 1
went home on the 5th of July ; and,
64 the 14 h was arrested by brigadiei
gen, Fyre Cott , at his camp, whither
he had invit'd me. B lore he detain
ed me, h» locked for greater, certain
ty, into his orderly book, a: d there
found, as he said, an order dated the
1st of July to arrest me. On his ha
lving done so, he was at a loss what lo
do with me,& attended me '.o Bawdcn,
where I was to rtma u till he should
hear from Dublin. On the day of iny
stay in ftawdon, 1 received a letter
Irom Mr, Pelham, dated m Dublin
the same day 1 w s arrested at the
ca.tip near Btwdn, 180 miles from
town, saying that lord Camden wish
cd much to see me in Dublin, and
‘hat, if I would comply, i might de
pend upon my p rson being perfectly
safe from ariest $ and that 1 should
be permitted to return home immedi
ately. (This letter I com muni* ;iieu to
vfr. Coote. who said, that us govern*
nem did not know cjf mv artest, at
the tin e Mr. Pelham vvron , he could
n .t let me go :i l he received an an
swer from Dublin to his 1 tter, ap
prizing the government ut my bcu^y
in cu^todv. In a f£w days he i\.ceiv*«t
his orders i which were to semi a mi
litary officer to attend me, a^»d Cap .
R: che and I set out for Dublin—1.
The captain had a sword, and he h l
on his sash and gorget. There is a
high h'll between dt>n and Cu rite
we alighted fr^im our. carriage ; it is a
place of rendezvous ; some 20 or 30
carriers were assembled thece ; they
had notseen me since mv return from'
; Ehgland. Capt. Roche' first suw hix
: danger, his sword could not defend
ihim, sash and gorget coul 1 not proce< i
bihi. I perceived the workings ofhi<i
mind, a look of kindliest from me to
h«m would save his lift ; I superadded
a word of esteem. Captain Roche was
not. molested. We arrived in Cork
that evening, where xve halted for the
night* A man of the city got access
to me. Cork is the place of iny nati
vity, I have friends there ; would that
every man could say the «anie where be
ix best known ! I discovered, th xt it
tvais Intended to offer violence' to rap
tiUn Ro .he, I prevented it. I took him
in safety to Dublin. On our way we
called at. the camp at Ardfinnan, where
the Wexford milkia lay. All the offi
cers rtq ested of captain Roche to tell
lord Camden the services I rendered'
thenh, and the thanks they owed me,!
We arrived in Dublin^ and saw' lord‘
Chichester, who liberated me from ar-'
Text and wrote to Mr. Coote that I
was not to be molested again.— f rc- •
turned home, and in the beginning of
September I went ro *he as xzffs of
Cork lor the numose of
tenants against the conspiracy before
mentioned. I seat hem all to their
homes, and prosecuted the witnesse*,
ndio were both transported to Bo tana
Bay. I n.w hoped 10 enjoy with try
family^duu peace, which innocence
right to export. I
cruelly Wc^iv-d. An unsigned, un
sworn to paper, was sent up to the
grand j jry, on the 17th day of the as
sizes, when two of the judges had left
• he county, and a bill of indicttf>e:it
w iB found agai/ist >nr for high treason.
On this paper I wai arrested, ?nd
dung into prison,"where in a dungeon
nine feet square^ fihhy beyond descrip
tion, L lay rot f g for seven mouths,
uevtr having felt the infjuenc* of the
I'nun, nor breathed on by the air, during
the whole time ; at the end of which,
I was conveyed from this dunger n io
the Court to go through “a trial” upon
charges of evrry speciss of treason ar,<l
rebellion. Two witnesses wer^brougfit
up, under a strong milita y*‘ guard.
They were sworn. What did they de
pose? rhat they knew nothing of me;
that onr of these papers was written
without the knowledge of the witness,
es ; that when it was read to him, hy*
declared it to be false* and refused to
bwear to it ; that he was offered 300/.
a year to swear to it, a^tfir^atened
to be instantly sr or, jf he persisted ii\
his refusal, and he did pci^fau Tee
other wi ness swore, that what was
called his information, ys%* all written
<Jo\ n Washout consulting him ; that,
vvhen^e refused to 4*jgn it, he w **
hreatened to be han&ed ; and that, at
:ength fie was prevailed on to put his
iiame so it, on his receiving an assur
ance, ihat it never Was to appear, and
d»«C it was only a n>:t tec oi form._I
was acquitted instantly, AH the peo
ple, all the military, expressed their
joy; thcju’ge trembled / he was seen
stretching out his imploring a. nts fro.n
the bench to me, in th> dock, amorg'*t
robbers and mu-defers ; 1m was hf .Trd
T* cr>' *0 me for mercy to prMect him ;
j nd I did protect him ; not a hair of
his head \v..s touched. On my being
relented, 1 did not return cveu to nr/
house ; I did rot cvcn take one day:s
rtpose. No, my beloved b;other was
a prisoner at Maidstone ; he is one
yts-r younger than I am; we were
ce-red and educated together; never
one day or night apar. i r eighteen
Vears. The thought of him banished
every other idea iron! my mind; I
t Ml to him that v( , \ .. ; ^ , vr(ji
n London in Iout day , as qukkly asj
l Ci-u« i tr.'.y i. I vv.o-c to ihc till
• >t Pot ilar.d h.r permission to *
mi t (1 to my I ri. h r ; I i.--rr
M r, ;n live oV t ne\t ~
by four king’s messengers
r;t.i' to arrest Tt>e;
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