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a&tfjojoufc $rict Curtnit,
fCOR**CTXD WSSELT.]
CASH*
D. C.
TOBACCO, S * * » S 5 00
WHEAT [MKW] * J t i 1 50
FLOUR [SUPKRFlNE] ! , 1 8 50
FLOUR [FINK] * / t » * ©0
CORN f . . •• • .400
HKMP, PKR TON, • . . 3C0 00
fRON, ... 00
BACON, • • • . • 00 12
lTRtRKET,. 00 62
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NOTICE.
IlY rfr»ue of n deed of trust executed to
■** the Subscribers by Thomas YVooId.
ridge, jr, add Polly his wife, for the pur.,
pose of securing tne payment of a certain
sum of money therein mentioned, will be
expived to sale fr-r ready money, at Win
terfield, in the county of Ches'eriAd, on
Friday the 2nd day of Ncvembenjnex*.,
OMR EIGHTH PART of those vCj^pe
■ COAL MTNf/S call’d and knew • by the
name of YV< .K ) L DU 1 DGK’Q PU TS, ly
ing in the Paul cr uniy cf Chesterfield a*
- bout 12 mil's from Manchester, and im«
mediately on *he Buckingham Unad. Al
so one Negro Boy by ntine Daidel, and a
. Girl by name Yamur, and two feather
beds and furniture.
EDWARD MOSELY,
BEV. C. STANAttD,
K1IMD. LOCKETT.
Oct. 5, 1610,
■ immu r'..m n —oy virtue ot a
■*-* decree of the Superior Court of Chan
cery for the Richmond Distric^—will be
offered (or sale at Cumberland Cour:
K.nj‘e on Monday the 22d inat. being
Court day, that valuable
Tract of Land,
belonging to the estate of Peterfi-Id Trent,
dtc’tl. containing by estimation, 733 ucres,
lying in the county ot Cumberland, op.
Willis’s river, anti adjoining the town ct
Cairn, for the purpose of raising a sufb of
monty therein mentioned, due anti owing
to the estate cf Alexander Tr^A dec’d.
the contiguity of this land to oi
Caira ; where there is a Merchant M l!,
which will no doubt, in a short ti (toe be
in complete repair, und consequently will
require a Inrge qubttt.'y of wl’.ett, as
well as a tobacco inspeciiop-=s*»nd being :• t
the head of the navigable waters cf Wil
lis/s river, render it one of the most
dciirab'.e tracts of l,»d in that part of the
country. Added to there, the lard is of
excel'cnt quality, and v/ell adapted to the
Cutture of tobacco, wheat, corn, isfe.
Previous to the day of sale, this land
will be laid tff in Ints, and s.ld to suit pur
chasers—and the terms of sale, liberal^
cn'.y one th.rd will be required when toe
deed is made, and one, two and three
years for the balance—Bonds and securi..
ty wiil be demanded, secured by a deed of
trust if required by the
COMMISSIONERS.
Oct. 5. _ [>d8]
M O T I C E.
OM Wednesday the If h instant at the late
dwelling house of Pe er Tinsh-y, deceased,
WlT.t. RK SOLO,
By /fuMion, »he IIoitRehold and Kitchen For.
» ' m o?a .fid • her personal props' ty Iwlonging
hij e ta r, amongst which are a Coach s \nd
Jfirirnfilouei and m»m othsr va’utale a'ticlrs.
jt^rrnvrv n«ei -.t SO oayi
w;.l be rrqnhred for ail ioim abwa & 50 undc.
tbat wn cash.^
At awr.e lime and place will be hired cl
S L A V K
Amnr.gvfh'tn a*e a Carpenter,
k u'etevanti and arve-al labourer. acrtwomec
plantation wn4e The t#tmj Will be proclaim.
«d on the day oi tale.
AND
On rawd«y 20th :n>tanr, at the p’anta^lon ©
fh decedent in turnover,! allrd M\~ field, itbon
‘f ftc n llk'btfxyti, wdl !re »ok*. all thep*r
»rna| property there n, Cftiuiatit g r| florae*
Cat*le She. p, l?c-g», pla*na*ii’n ntmstl'
ai d <he crop of Coot now standing ——Twelvi
mctiihj credit will be giy*n on all rttma ahov<
rw*n:y dollar* th* porcnascta giving bond will
approved *rr«.ity,
Jnmes Brown, jr. Aclm’r.
O&obr 4th, 131'),
Notice.
• rT'T)E to partnership ©f Dtxiri Htoetimt
■* Mx^SiCo. h; ving thie day expire!*, a1
fhn*» rndfhtcd to the raid concern are reqacsLe'
a* mak* immedlore paymmr, and those wh
l*'Sr open accciwiit on the bs*.1:a cf :heiairt cr*ti
tern, *rr requested to come to a aotlement, with
©<n which no longer indidgen«e will be extend
«d. jm
DAN.RT, H1GGI*JV'T»ANM> Cc
Ne-v SUvrgBW, S©it-rntcr le», 1 AlO.j
NOTICE. M
*rnow./s jt,rmirj3s o c*. -dJrAfuii
-■ Inform rfceir fnfcrvl. *n»l the p-hhc in gone
r»*, thot limy hw*r opentd store in the hour
f irretly r.espied by Daniel Il'gg nb-itham i
v|Cn. in 'he town of Mew Glv-g'w, wt re the
, fwdl krrp a general anpp'y of fiOOfW, mhi
Abe ’o the Nti«n, vrtnr-h tht*y are determined *
I sell on the •©•#«#* te^ms for caeh, cottmrjr pro
■ do> r, nr to those that they can re;/ on for pitot
p toa'lty.
New Glsagow, September l»t,HlO. 4i
Leather—Wholesale Retail.
i fc. TATE,
Tanner & Ctrrrief,
[ INFORMS the public in general and his
friends and customers in particular, tftv
/he baa lately received from Philadelphia
. and Lf.tsciwer, a Nrge quantity of Saal,'
'Skirting and Upper Leather, Calf Skin■*’
I »nfl C«lf Skin Boot Lc.;s, of excellent qual-;
! ity (purchased by himielf,) which in ad
jditicn to the Ifirgc gtoek in his Tanyard, j
I mv-k-:3 a very extensive arttl cntnpleat as. |
j*ortn:e«t of 'Leather of the beogtauality,
viz t, J
I Slaughter and Spanish IHfc Soal,
Skirting, Harness, Black & Bri-i
tile, W.\x’d and liussette. Upper stud
Ktpa, Coach Lining, Civwing and
Roof Hides, Black and Fair Bug, aud
Bellows Hide's, Wax’d Black Grain’d
and Fair CalfSkins, Sheep and Lamb
Skins Tap’d and Taw’d, VV'ax’d Calf
and Cordovan Boot Legs and Cordo
van Roundings.
Aiso o few Hundred Spanish Dry’ll
Hides,—For sale at reasonable prices for
' Heady Money., at his Currying Shop arid
• L-nther Store, seernd door below the Bell
Tavern.
READY MONEY givdh for good RAW
HIDES and BARK.
Richmond, ()ct 2.1, 1810. Qt 25 d.]
BY virtui of x deed ot trust, of record
t*i Charles city county coer , executed
■y Miles Cary to William Ivghtioot and
Hubert Tsylor—will be sold, to the highest
>.tiller, lor ready money, on the premises,
•nr the 26.h day o. October, next, one
rrace or parcel
y«eg and being m the c
City, whereon the sail/
containing by esti.-iia!ion six
W • o VV U3 Tf III ,'U>llLlrf
e .t to pay the sum of one hundred and
ttrfy thtee poencs thirteen shillings and
four pence, We.U lawiul interest thereon
from the 30th of June, 1798, due to the
subscriber, a;sVe. of Widium Alien vtio is
Executor of William Lighttoot, *n.l the.
exptnee* cf recording ?aiu deed and car
tying the same into effect. It is believed
utul the title to the sanl Land is indispu
table.
Charles W. Lew is.
Richmond, Oct. 2d, 1810. t d 3.
-i * _1_
Hpo HE buLD, ou the kid or Octobei,
i. the
Personal Estate
cf John Swan, sen. d<t\l at hi* late frsi
drme.—Terms of sul 12 months crtuii
j w.th bond and approved stcur ry lor ad
?«!!:» ever Ten Dollar*, and o.ide^T n
IV.I'.nr^ ca*.h. Persona having ci^^i-> on
j the Estate will present them on of^efure
! rbe day of *nle; those »utle‘ntd|jflll be
fdeast d lo settle tn?ir acc* uni* »Ths
Land will be rented pn sh.«-e* or otherwise
j to suit these inclined to rent, and senje
! Rood crop Negroes tn biie crliviuable at
Christmas. There will be sold at tam
time and cn the same terms, a small in,
voice of
Saddler's 1'ools
entirely new.
John T. Swan, admV
widi chs wjJJ annt xed of
*k John Swan, dec\i.
Orft 0,1. 1«tlO * * . .1 _
MERINO %HEF.P.
Friday the I9lh d*y «f Oct, next,
v*/ the third Huy ,f tfes* Marks:
Harts, at (eight r/clnrk. in the mcraiat
W 11 be Exp- std to Puhl c 8a>,
Twenty-seven full bioixlci^^
Merino Sheet/T"
r VIZ t SIX RAMS AND TVVi^C Y„
, ON’i EWES.
1 HF.Y wrre kttelv imported in the whip
Powhatan, C p'ain P. ythrein, from t»'a.
bon. and will be warranted to be ot tlit
The anle Will tab*? pl:-fce
Office of Messrs. W. and tl
and the Ss.eep can oe setn »'
„ , intt ndlng purchase)*, at an>
! litre pjrviiusto the dvy ef a.ile.
f err^—eApj,tjnvtd endorsed p*per at
fr.uf ar.d six o/ohtha -Tho Ew< a are kll
believed to beJFith Lamb by a full blooded
Merino HW;
j Jas, 8c John Dunlop.
I Petrr.buff, Sept. 31. 18 to. t d f,
. II Y tirti/t ef a deed of ti«x executed l»y W i|
. X# fiam McCajr to the nd»»cr.ber, WILL 02
. HOLD, for.carh on the 2m Hay of November
n# lx f re the'door of ft.3 Bell Tavern mtiH
, ci.y'of Richmond, ail .hat BB^
| LOT or parcel of GHOUNfi
lying wi.hin »T>. b tind<ry of Klchtflofll, flrsia
Y taa*« in J,»;*vr’» ViIIxt*, No, Vjt, f.
J
vj| September 2?d, 13l£>. (da.
• ‘ N. B. The lot rort a'ms two arm, eti whith
Ihc e rt an earellent two story taotm^ one etorv
v brick aui the other wood.
NOTICfc!!!
4 LI. Persons who 4tavfc a
gainst of Peter ^Hriry
decM. are rttjats'rd to $end
accounts immedjjutdy to the stuJI^i
ber, and all those indebted to said es
tate are- intreated to make speedy pay
ment to
J AMES BROWN, Jr.arfm’r.
: Oct. 5, 1310k * (tfj
■*Sate* fa;
vPrVde’Wa decree of the iWperTor
— iuurt °f chahcery, herein Mathew
DbhBthy and Joshua t>*bson, adroynmiraiors
of J*?tin ■J)nbi<'nf dec'<l. who was'-jtRe jur.
viviog partner of Dobson, Dalttea and
WMVer, wvrr complainants, aVuVLe'prr
and others Were defendants, will be bold,
'o the hifcb**6t bkhler, for cm; before the
Courihou«e of Henr<co county. oh SJWP.
day the 20th October next, the ft^uwirig
Tracts of Land,^
belonging tt>the eVhtftof PcterfleldTrant,
dtxM. vie—on‘c tract containing 400 a:rvs,
•n Henfico county, oh the Thrn P.ke
!Road, and distant from ifk city of R.Ci*
jmotiii nboht seven m:le9—the other, c~n
jt.itnin!; 100 litres in the county nf Ches.
terftelQ| ttuitl adjfclainfe, the tdwn bf Mm.
chr-ster, or so taken thereof a* will be
sufficient to raise the sum of £2666 ; 13s,
40. vsi»h interest thereon from January 10,
17o9—and ail costs attending the SAid suit
and carrying the above tlecrbc into efffcct.
The Comni:s3loP,ci-s.
Sept. 2$, 1810. t d s.
i ,"'\M We rtesday the 10th d-»y of nest month,
v wpl be exposed at public ia!e at the Eagle
I'Avcn in iKe ciiy cf Ricbmen l, a LOT in
'3a*y itrttrt in ?h%|a;tl city, oo^4ntch tliefb :s a
-u'iUanliftl OtUOk WaH.*IOU5E in eood
be.n; he Bh .vis Ut
by Mr. William dia< _ , and cot ‘ 4
l ay him.
The ptemises rp-J any ^Ay prrvi
iuj to-he sate, 01 jo Me. Tcm|.
kins&' Mdnav * itr'fir jiincu<t,
Veritis, *pp> Cj at 4, 5 lad
8 mouths, . ^ "
G. K. Taylor,
John Dunlop,
Attorities for Dtrw'nude
C<a*lord Sc C<*
Septetr.brr 54, 131% id*
HQ® JUST PUBLISHED,
And For Safe at S. Pleasants’ Print
mg OlHcc and Hook Store,
HATES’
Virginia Almanack
Foil lfiit.
•^entaining, bt sides the usual astronomi.
ca! calculations, !cc.
Letter from VV L m- matisfn, Dropsy,*
birt, Ltsq of VV;ish.« fowl l complaint,
irgtcn city, on the fain in th« rfack,
grff .-. and armntar files. Soft: Mouth
c. l-pse of the sun, To prevent alone
'Vhich will take fruit irotn faliing
phice on the 17sh before it is ripe.
Sept 1811— pnftica. To dye a brrutVul
Iht.jt ks se*n at Sc durable black.
Htcnmond stud Us Sckle of tieprcctati
vxinity. rn tf paper cur
ve ingenious ess"y on rency, established
the substance of the by tne Gereral
Sun-Ditto ou A*serrt1:ly ot Vtf.
the Moon, Sec. ginm, Nrv. 1732.
from the Crit4cal Frcs'y Cellars
Ktyew Anerdoce of on 1
l’he cunmon Lct=a rish Soldtrin the
Porm. A irencMifPTT.lQ.
Account * n*»w ir». tion*iis U/aa
ventrm ft r Distil* English Monarch*,
ling, by P. Amhgt, Acting a Pun.
t n of hoi tli Caro Mttcorojcgiol j< ur*
Ina, n:-l if a wife’*
An account, of a new. temper,
iy inverted Do'ri>«fs* MaJtitfis Stc. &c.
tic Spit t/er With Lnd. of civil i nicer*
six spindle*, which in Virg nia, Gov.
will do a* mum ernor. Council
w rk in a day as 5 lors, Judg s of
or 6 persona in the the Couit cJf Ap.
common way.rtlarta peals,High com s
ih Alexandr a, pries? of Ch*fnteiy,Gen
from 20 to 30 dol *• eral Ci uit, k'c
and may be uiann. Dt It gates to Gene*
gtd by a cmld of 10 tal Assert1bfy.
yeafa old* Dclt gates to Con.
A reionritable Pro* gre»s.
phrey, by the l*te Bup' ttor and Coun*
Her Jcito VVcslcy. ry Ceutt days in
Simple cure* for the Virginia,
fallowing diseases Ditto tn N. Carolina,
(the greater port — -■
orig iijI recipes) • Thi* remedy has
viz. The Cri.tip, been used by a i*e*
Cords, l tt ers, Ul* spectabfe gentleman
f*rs, ClMMiflir dt K chm : rt m 7 or
Tuwth ache, Ayne 8 insiwoco, *nd al.
and Fever, Hhcu* w* ys with »ucce-.s.
JUST FtJBLlsHED,
■Atwl For Safa? at S. Hmmti, jr's,
Ptirrtirtrr-OfBce and Book-Store, «
ft\t <K>dr» Wt*F:w the Beik*
Tavern, Richmond,
Hening's Virginia Justwe
The second edition revised, correct
ed, greatly enlarged, and hrough t doun
to the present time (1810) by the Au
thor•
Fdk tiffe A'ugOs.
; Mr. Eiiftor,
5 o:i xviff gr&tifir me of r/onr rea
ykrs by inserting the following poem
in your puptY.
W.
REFtECTlAviJ tM A ElEtD OF
tikEESr Coir.V.
White avVce prompts to tivevish deeds,
Ar.d (foats on furtive gain ;
While Vetijrafic# fierce, aful hlooi'y creeds,
Mark fell Atnbitibo*s relgrt—•
bide Ocean foams ahd proudly roars
’Neath Luxury and pride,
And heaves contagions to her shores,
With every woe betide —
While Navies lliuVidet—Cities groan,
Consum’d wuh wanting fire,
And murderous bands anil I’yrants own
Bv death, their fierce deiirjiss
Wb le pomp and pageants, rise or fall
With prospect or despair,
Now kbsne with hopes that qu;ckly pall,
Thun quivering ots with tkae.
WMlu Revolution Holds her sway,
ScAth'ng the crimson'd globe—
Sweeping Ull human (lungs away
And vc-irce can bear her ioail :
Oh ! let inr from the tumult hie
And si'k the trn. qu.l *haJc—
Where boaUdes in pmfa«Hion viey
To tell flow they were iniuic.
Where serene peace, anil solitude,
Ulrss nature’s graud abode,
And by lovk*oivino plentitvde, _• •
Dis end the ekakt with —God. -a*
In ev’-y olade of rustling com, *
I easily descry.
The finger, which did it adorn,
— it speaks the Deity.
Its verdure, 9h.p<-, its mellow smell.
And the ntltritxus loom—
B*‘?ne*k desIGn ami usk too Well.
Nor • b r-.sP. aK sssG d. ,
8w-et zephyr* / iliat at« und me fly,
A d waft k frugrai t lo.ui I
You oreattn* a sweetness quite too high.
To be n< br< v.tn » f^G df
Ye Cltor ster-! from naunt’< bow’r,
VVtitre rhanna lilt* your .hroatssia
We.ire I to ch irm this trauqu.i hour,
VVi’h your v tuphic notes,
Chaunl on, sweet choir / y ur melody,
Iffro’ it* soft in zy wih=*
‘Divinely sings a De ty.
Ai d glorifies his re'gn.
Ye butting, humming m<eCti tob,
Tuo* «hoit are your few days-=s
5ri| to your short vrcatu n 'tue,
Y u aur acd uum his pr.vUe,
Qi» ! may I ever busy I vr,
L lc« you, E; ritlt-’rAl bai rt —
— L ke jrifii t fc'.-.«Pr/u'l r^VrcbiCe give,
TGod, wtr-dut da'Mano.
Vi 6u bsbl.n* brc k and all the throng,
Tiiat in thy Waters dweit—
Thy bibuiaG, anti Th. iR CftcAfciNG
song
In Iciid fIuS3nna*, swell !
*.VTd-1 fhis cnchnn m-*»t .fct me feast,
On adekafial lovr—
And humb:y ‘race God’s grade: itr-d rest,
A' iast, wnh him ibcve.
Let batt es fragC, let tetf-pests wind,
Ahd Occfcn tttnnder rcai.d;
Let apEetites *r,d passions join’d,
Confprire to dye the ground,
Let corvulst’d nn'ure gaze atar,
At an FXPtRING FAN*,
Ar d trt mining, siuii.k from ghastly
Ard die at mu ror’s na nr——
The. wreck tierrenth O-i shall not yield
To me, the lesst affright—
F r he wr.o nicnLY cloth’J th's fi*Id,
Can vkst my«4ol WITH
May I abstain fidm hetiviia ,
~ Live n mild, rural pence,
And nevfr fe*r to lo-k wrh n,
| Ere Death my s.ul release.
SuLlTAIRE.
From Cobbeti's Weekly Political Regis
ter of May 12th, 1810.
narrative,
RELATING TO MR. o’CO'JVOR.
The public wilt ndt have forgotten,
that, at the tirtls when the fmci le en
try wat trade at SiF Francis UuhJett’s
house ; at the tithe, when the anna was
called forth to execute the Warrant oj
the honorable house ; at the t:mo when
the soldiers, in pursuance of the of>j. ct,
entered sir Francis’s dwedlrtg, forced
this true Eegli d*mau\ c,i t'e, and, yVitb
muskets loaded, bayonets fixed, swords
dr wn,and the match at the touch-lv le
of the cannons, succeeded in foKjng
him to a prison ; at that time Htr*Ro
g< r O’Connor wos in sir Francis*'
house. 1 he public, or, at least fhat
part of the punic, who have b« cm, for
'he 1 st fifteen years, in the habit of at
tending to pr lineal matters, kno^.tha;
shout thirteen years ago, Mr. A*r:l ur
O’Connor, a young*/ brother* cf Mr
O’Connor, was charged with treasoi a
bit d signs, and, alter seme vain at
tempts at prrdui ing a legal convietior.
i erf him, the government ol IrtUnd en
• terrd into a treaty wish him, r-grccinj
l to drop all proceedings against c< r ait
- of his lii»*rid*, and to put a v p :o tfc<
works ol the uru y f g.;nst the people
- i — rm*mm+g m
to whom he was known to Ixr attache. ,
[upon cOnditi n of his giving them
whatever information be nr»igh» possess
relative to the views and resources of
the people in insurrection and nt on the
further condition of his emigr.iuog to
aov countr^ not at war wi*.h England#,;.
In consequence of this treaty, Mr.
Arthur O’Connor emigrated, and is,
at this time, understood to he the con
ductor of a celebrated print, called thft
Arcus, published at Paris, in the En
glish language ; a print which, it is sup
posed, and perhaps, tiuly, has done,
and is doing, a great desl of injury tJ
this country* \V hen the pecu^aturs
and borough-mongers and their a: ct
tors are hard pushed $ when they are
driven into a corner ; when they h;:ve
no defence to olTer, and wh :n even
their arts of shuffling and lying, aDd
false swearing, and canting, fail them
—when thus hemmed up, they have
fas the attentive cb.erver must well
krow) alwtys recourse to changes a
g^irs tbo;e v\ho are their expa-eis-—
against thus- fr >m whose powers of de
tection and exposure they meet wi h
a noyance. These public robbers,
I ke private robb rs, and indeed, like
real criminals of every sort and des
cription, always instead of thinking a
bout their own defence, think about
nothing hut of the manner, in which
'hey shall attack the motives, or the
characters' or both, of their accusers.
lVy do not say, « the charges ore
r rreu against ua are false }”they dare
not say, “ the th'hps alledgrrf against *
us ore not crimesBut, unable to
d"ny either the criminality of the deed*
or thaf those deeds have been done by
them, they say nothing at all about
h- charges against themselves, but
f.til. to the preftriiug of charges against
their accusers; charges too, which
lave nothing in common with,
which have no sort of connection
wah the charges preferred against
them, and which they do not attempt
to repel nly because they cannot repel
tpem* ^ll default of truthy th^y n-ver
4crdp!e to gfalsehood in these
their c"aTfi»^«^iittjj^their more com.
rfi. n Way up that sort of
ixture of ootnTwhich, when applied
to a puej ose like that here spoken of,
is called misrepresentation, and which ^
is, perhaps, the basest of all possible
modes of hostility—To this mode of
attack the borrnugh mongers ar.d their
hirelings had recourse, upon the occa
sion of sir Francis’s commitment to the
Tower. They.aaw him in prison jthey
;aw that physical force had prevailed
over him.— This they would have lik
ed well: this would have delighted
them : this wrtild have fla terrd their
gu.lty souls with a pro r ise of a ces
sation, at leas’, of those deadly hosti*
lities, which sir Francis, at the head
>f the people < f England, and of the
whole kirculom.
he.» , liui, they saw; to their inex
»»r*?p«ib!c mortification, the? paw, at
.he same time, that the soldiers had
been culled Out', cfcey saw, that horse,
toe t, and nr.tilt-ry-*hStt been m.rchtd
London ; they saw that it required
an army, aye. a larger army than, £
' elieve, toe have noio in Spain and
Portugal, to t .ke ibe._ unarmed sir
c ratios to that prison, to which a vo*c
the honorable house had doomed
him ; they saw, that it required the co
operation of the army fb enforce thu
orders of the honorable house againsx
he hVoWtd and well-known me
ny of injustice, cruelty,, corruption
."ml public roboery. Ail this the bo
rough ifionger* and their hirelings saw
—all this they knew right well the nr*
con 4r.d the World would-see too /tfae?
were fully aware of the effects ot su h
notofiou* and striking facts ; they knew
veil, they felt, they were taught by in.
s inct, that, in minds even the least
cultivated and and j*ccuvt »med to rea
sining, the right, the inevitable, and
( o them) the danger 1 s conclusion
must he drawn from those facts, and,
1 due time, be acted upon, unless ths
public could, by s me extrarrdinary
v ffort, be instantly misled by fabcho i
r intimidated by alarm. Accordli g
ly, sora aft“r the commitment took
plate ; si on aberihe P ccadillycxpe i*
tuns had been frowned wi h 'uc;css,
♦he Hofnngh-fnongering crew set t»
»mk, in tiieir vehicles of falsehood,.
KirSt they would Ism heve persuadi d
ue wotld, that it was no hirg but “ a
I contemptible rabbis" who • prm**d ’he
! imprisonment of sir £r»nua; but,?htu*