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T H U RSD A Y, April go.
B 0 S T o N.

TXTE are crediby informed that cap
wv tain of aveheI, arrived at St. Eu-
ftatia, made affidavit, that there were
1900 Britifh fubjcefs at Porto Rico, kept
in clo(e confinement and treated like 1aves
under VARIOUS pretences, by the cruel and
fupercilious Spaniards
A gentleman has furni(hed US with the
following as an exact lift of the (hips built
at the Havana, fince the seforine it to the
Spaniards in conlequence Of the laif treaty,
viz. The St. Fernando, ST. Carlo and St.
Lewis, of g. guns each st. Jago and
America, of 90 guns Real, of III guns !:
four fhips OF 10 guns, and figate of 60
guns; Two of the 70 gun lhips were lanoh-
ed ten months ago.
LAT Monday the wife of one Mr. StetCon
of Braintree, was delivered Of he fecond pair
of Twins, within eight years, beiides having
had two Jingle births between.
On Saturday Captain Callahan filled for
London with whom went paGenger Mr..
Tohu MelviIl, merchant.
The Houfe of Burgefes in Maryland,
have concurred with the ailembly OF Mary
land, in the expediency of erecting a light
houfe on Cape Henry; and appointed Com
mifioners to carry the fame into execution.
"A duty to be paid on the tonnage of all
veHes, excepting thoie belonging to the two
provinces of Virginia and Maryland, Come
ing into thole colonies.
Sunday arrived Captain Turner, in brig
from the Mole: About fortnight before. in
Lat. a. his mainmaf was f,uck with light
ming, by which unhappy accident a young
man named Gerihom Even was killed, and
another perlon very much wounded the
mat was greatly ihAttered, and the after part
of the veheI coniderably damaged
MARRIED. Mr.. Ricbard Smith, 1uty-
chant, TO Nils LEcr4tia Francss Va6Sl, dazgb-
ter of William Va0Gi, E4.-A Gesrgia,
E4loard Barnard, E,q; 10 Mrs.. Rt6eeda
C5nrcb, 1Uid01O Of DR.. Giles CbEreb, late of
tbif fsDz dtffe(Fd
DIED. ! I1iG SHfauna CouUrl, near Bull
WbrE-Mr5. Clszg6, IOits TO mr.. Clo1gb,
Gmfmt5. Nh. Btyiamia Hs{gd,n, T0ilsr.
ARRIVED here. Clark from Aanap,Ls
Rsyai; Pendl.tsn fysm Rhode LG1ad Hep
fE4n from Nfw- Hum; CavrD and Smii6
fan NfD-Lordsn; MTEuOs7, S fanSvsad,
FLfcbU, hd1mS, B,nrsi and Gale fIsm Cape
@icoia Gardner f,sm s.. Eaadhd, and
Trhi LG.76,; R,.-ssri aud PtGJt E sm Sa.ts,-
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MULBERRY TREES, to be
lY1 fold bv LOAMM[ BALDWIN

- - lOiI ny LIZ 1N1Wl ID tLD w IN
of Woburn, at The low price Of 3D. Law
full money per tree; fit to Triumphant into a
fort of efpalier hedge, which is recommended
IS the beft way for rating fix worms. Ash
received one of the premiums, that was ge-
nerouny given by worthy ard well difpoled
gentleman, lhould be willing, that the pub.
lie ihouid lhare, ia fomc meafure, with me.
| would ipare no realonabie pains, to encou;
rage and bring to perfection, the production
of 70 valuable an article as fix. have raft
ed the fix worms for two or three years to-
geiher, and made machine TO winde the
fix, and find il leE difficult than imagin-
ed. Some ofthe raw fix fent to the foci-
ETY. for encouraging arts, licences and COM
merce in Great Britain, where it was exa-
mined, and found equal to the Italian fix.
| am fully of the opinHn that the culture of
fix may be effected and brought at leaf to
the fate of raw fix, which we may export
to great advantage or doubt not bur we
can then procufe Weavers, and other tradef-
men and carry on thee whole manufacture
amongG our felves.
1t has been objected by foms that it will
be difficult 10 raifc the trees, but this is a mfr
take; they are very eafily propogated and
of quick growth. Some of mine grew
above eight feet the laR fanmer. The
trees Ghould be fei in loomy rich foil and
for further experiences and directions,
ifit,is defired will afford them 70 far as my
abilities will permit.
At the fame place may be had, a few
trees that have been pruned up for fruit,
any gentleman may be fupplied at Mr.. Co.
rus Baldwio's at Bottom by leaving his name
AMI the number q frees be wants.
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For the Benefit of the Inlurers.
THIS DAY
AT ONE O'clock.

Will be fold by PUBLIC VENDUE, at
the Bunch of Grapes in King Street,
EIFTEEN tons of damaged
= Hemp, faved out of the Brig Lydia,
Joieph Hood, Matter.
At the fame T me and Place will be fold,
Six Ca(ks of Burton Ale, two
Caiks of Brimfone, and twenty-five Boxes
of Lemons. JRUSSELL, Acetioneef.
GA very elegant saonment OF Chimes,
Calicoes, Prin ed Cot,ons, lrfh Linens, and
Superfne Broad Cl>th, may be had at the
Auction room in Q lsen-Hreet-Any Per
fon who will take Quantity of either Of
the above Articles, may have them on Ve!y
advantageous Terms.
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4 MEXICAN lNK-POWDER

a ~ experienced and found TO be equal,
II not hyperion to any imported. The ex-
ceient qualities of this powder are, that
IT makes the beft black wrting-ink, and
is very convenient for esailcTcn, mer-
chants, attornies and Others that travel,
it being not cumbsrfome and liable to thoie
miichances that other ink is. The ink
NAV be made in large Or FINAL Quantities,
as is mott convenient. As fleeing is pre-
Judicial to ink, when the weather is cod
this may be made with little brandy or
other fpirts not lilble TO f,eeze. One
quality peculiar to this ink is that though
tie writing be expo(ed to extreme W.T., it
alters not, but will remain as long as tie
paper endures. This powder dscayeth
not BY keeping. Note, the above pow
der has an ingredient IN it that prevents
ink from becoming thick and mouldy.
Amy perfon by applying to ANN EoK-
TON, nearly oppofite the PoA- Office, in
Bofon, or SAMUEL NORTON, the ma
ker, in bingham, may be fupplied with a.
ny quantity of faid powder, as low by the
groce, as can be imported, and the final
LEFT favour in this way will be mof CRATE
fully received.
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DANIEL SCOT L,
a, his Medicine Store the Sign of the
Leopard, South End.

a, his Medicine Store the Sign OF the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method of inform
l. ing all Gentlemen, Ladies, and O.
theirs, who have had the Misfortune to loie
their Teeth, that he ftl continues the Bu-
iines of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as ufual, in 70 elegant manner as 10 be
but little inferior 10 the natural, either 10 Uie
Of Beauty, as many VINO have experienced
them can teltlfy Where ALTO any Perion
aficted with painful Stumps or ualcund
eeth, may have them removed with pc
cullar Dexte'ty and Ea!e And all PeIions
who have the Scurvy in then Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleaned without hurting the Eaa
mel, or in the eae degree mpairing item, and
NAV bel uppied with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
yAToS, which is an excellent Powder, me
bet adap!ed ioT PieicIvine The eeih quo
Sums, and preventing ,hem from Achir Q,
Of any 7 eparatcu ever offered 70 The Pub
lie: II WI cure The Scurvy in the Gums.
bring the eeth to lhcir orl1ina WhtereC.
and by Continuance Of is Ule, will Pie
ierve both Tech and Glms IN a pu.e i.ate
during lie 1t is not pretended that II Will
perform lmpeMblIties, ,hat t will make
rotten Teeth found, o. Will cafe them when
they Violently aoh; bu, it will aGlrediy
preleFve thofe Tee h found that are 70, and
caule the Gums to adhere to them and pre
vent 'hofe that arc decayed in part, from
becoming woIie.
AZ the above Store NAV be had.
Morgan's ufeful Eye Water, which
his 10 70 many CAFES been found feryiccable.
that it mutt efcspe the cenfure of the moll
critical Oculia-Brlelfen's famous Bug Lii
quid, which tffectualy dellroys ,hoie hate
tut Vermin,-be they ever 70 numerous.
An Allotment Of genuine patented and
other Medicines of the beft quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping.
with exact ard particular directions for ufe.
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be had ALTO of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor KAT in
Salem,a Dummer Jewett, Efq; at Tpfwich.
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Is . O K S.
JAMES-FOSTER CONDY,

Has imported by the Captains Scott and
Folger from London,
q VERY Large and elegant ai--
4 y foEtment of the mott modern Books,
in all arts and licences, and which are rea-
dy for lale, at his Store in Union. nreet,
oppoGte the Corn6eld, Bottom. Alto,
A complete afortmentof Stationa-
ry; leather, brals and paper ink pots, pew
ter lnk-itands, ditto chefs, Morocco pock-
ct books, parchment ditto, red trunks of
different fixes, account books, ivory fold
ers, ivory memorandum books, copy fps,
large and fmalI nates, quilts, pens, ink
powder, noie fpeeiacles with leather bows,
temple ipectscles Of various kinds, maps Of
the void with the globes, ditto of Virgil
ola, ditto New York, ditto New England,
thinning land, pen knives, mathematical IN
tfrumen,s, brafs and feel joints, red and
black fealing wax, red waters, Aiding rules,
sc. &c. &c.
N. B. Thofe perfons who pleafe to ia
YOUR him with their cuRom, may depend
upon purchsiing as cheap at his Store as at
any in town, and the fmallef favours CRATE
fully received.
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TO the P BLIC.
THE variety and number of ar


L. ticles imported BY the fubfcriber in the
ieveral fhips juf arrived from LONDON.
are 70 great, as would make the enume All
on tedious to the reader, and expeufive to
the advertiier Il may be enoug Oh to FAY, biz
afiortment coniifs of every article ufually
enquired for that the moif civil and obig.
ing ueatm1n, may be expected, of which he
is capable ; and that regard will be ihewn to
the interef of his cuaomers, in the lowneis
ofhs prices.
Conlsant attendance will be given IN he
whoefale and retail way, at his SHOP near
the head of Dock Square, and at his STORE
in Willon's Lane.
S A M u E L ELIO IT.
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FRAZIER and GEYER.

~ - LIN aiIh vi LIN,
Have received by Captain
4 n CALEF, JEFF arrived from London,
A h'fh siionment Of Spring GOODS,
which are now najy for (ale at their Store
the corner of Wins's-Lane, near the
Market, BgqOn, where their wholefale
cufomers, and all other fhopkcepers and
traders, in town and country may at any
time be iuppiied with all kinds, and any
quartity of flaple goods u(uaIly imported
from Graf Britain, on as good terms, in
every r5lptf7, as at any Store in AmUiea.
hey would alto Big leave to acquaint
thoie gentlemen and ladies', VINO are pleaf-
ed TO favour them with their cuifom in the
retail way, that they have ee0teel short-
ment Of FancyGoods, which, with all other
kind of piece goods, will be cut at faid
Store, and fold at fuch prices as will give
full fatl'faetion to the purchafer, and the
fmalleh favcurs gratefully acknowledged.
"a I'D, cd, Sd, Iod, and zod Nails,
B,Ads and acks, Cutlery Ware, Pew
ter, Powder, Shot, Flints, wool and cot
ton Card', window GaE, Spices, Bohea
and Hylon lea, Stationary, Looking
Gia6rs, sc. Sc Sc.
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tor i772.
This Day pal h,d,

This Day paiJl5,d,
And 70 be fold by Eprs q Gill in Queen
iifeet frice one FILLING
4 DISSERTATION on the
L A GOU +, aud all CHRONIC DIS
EASES, jointly conGdered, as proceeding
Gom the fame CAUSES, what'thoie CAUsEs
are; and rational and natural Mcshod Of
CURE piopoied. Addicted to all lHyA-
LIDS.
BY WILLIAM CADOGAN,
Fellow of,he College OF Pnyiician s,
TIE aJove .nqmpbtt lad Nine Edtn ms in
England IN f5s J6'yf ibarf ef Jfve moribs.
Ina bps aJa.b dn.9stisa tbt veteran Bar
tbaaalian5 efNcw York, that Madeira is
no longer a fyGiaaG1f Prsfriptioa far The
CS"s Of fbis DJfajf.
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WANTED Immediately an ho-
w net fpriehtIy Lad, as an Appren-
tee to AZ. as Founder.
Enquire Of the pIia;er.
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tu!a Fir fysm 81. Latia Wbitney >6om
Aatieua; Css0gjts from GGaatisap ; Wbit-
may6 fran Swinam MGeksnzi: from Ssaib-
Carolina.
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NUMBER, ne may imagine tner" Is pieuafy
evidence to fupport the right of a jury
taking on them the knowledge of the law,
the principal refource againf the force of
thofe arguments are two authorities, Fof-
ter and Lord Raymond, which at the trial
of the folders were paraded in court with
all the folemnity they required. This
previous remark would make, that both
thefe authorities are Vsry msdsrx indeed,
and if it is admitted, that the Older writers
on the law are againf them, they cannot
be fupported. But admitting them in their
full extent; let us fee how far they initiate
with our opinion. With Foffer our greatcR
difficulty lies /; he fhall therefore be ffit
coniidered. He fays, p. ass. " 10 every
Cafe where the point turneth upon the
queftion, whether the Homicide was COM
mitted wifully and maliciouAy, or under
circumstances jufifying, executing Oh allie
WAITING the matter of fact, viz. Wbrfbtr The
fats GAtdgsd BY nay stjg4ifeafi0H, fxfajs or
0llsVi0fion are true, is the proper anc on'y
province of the jury. But whether on a
(EppsJftisn Of the tvNfb of the facts, fuch no.
miclde be jufifed, executed or alIeviated,
mgR be Ja6mrtsd to the Judgment Of the
court. +" All this reacily admit, though not
in the contribution put on them, yet in my
own and Judge Fofer's ienfe too. Can it
b: the meaning of thefe words, that toe
court are 70 far the fole judges of the law,
as to ,gita verdict of the jury for not i'm
5ibing their opinion! No, and | think
can make out, was never Mr.. Fofter's fen
timents. He fays Immediately after, 3" the
Jury Under the dirfG7i9n of the court in paint
sflw, may, and if they are we'll aGviled,
sUil, find general verdict according to luch
direction" He here places the jurfiietion
of the court in the legal iituation we did in
Cur laf, viz. in diysS7ing, not confronting,
and that too in matters Of iar0 and afirms,
the meR Legal difchsrge of their duty is, TO
find general VsydiC7, and the very mode of
expreAion he vi in the fame page; I" in
cafes of doubt ard real difficulty, it is Gem
moafy recommended to The jury to fate fact
and circumstances in lpecial verdi6t," e.
vidently implies the right of the Jurors to
give their own jud gment. for it is only re-
eammTndtd to the jury and given as a eantiaT,
which mutt be highly incongruous if there
was lodged in the court right OF controu'.
And we may eafily know the whole drift
of his reafoning BY recurring, to what he
Jays IN the fame page, I" the contribution
/. the law putteth upon faes ,JfAffd and agreed.
and f0zrd byO jzry, is the provinc-, &c. ="
1t is plain he is here fpeakngoi CATS where
the jury chufe to Ifaft facts and jabnif them
othe court,or in other words TO hnd Ipe-
eia! Vsrdi7. All that he iays mutt therefore
be referred to fuch inftances, and can never
hold good or was intended, where the jury
are willing to fad gtHGrHly. We mutt ne
yer put that conftruaon on words that
will make the author inconiifsnt and trif
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Vol. l. |

The CEN TINEL. No. XXI.
Wb0 sUGs the man ? (ObhVion lfize bis name,
Torn cut and bLottfd from the lin # famt)
W5O many Realm BY fraud, uakingb gain d,
In gHihLtj5 bioOd the Jared Ermins aain'd;
Laid Themes of death, to qaHgbfer tErn'4 bis
bEarf,
And flied murder to The rules of art.
DoDsLEY.
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T S D Y, January %, 1872.

whatever might have been the tx,enfisn of
it. In fuch cafes VlNCIT AMOR PA
fR Re lha BE- my apology, and MEMS
CONaClA REC I'll my motto.
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Y this time the reader per
haps, urhackheyed in the
policy of courts, rnay Won
der on what the opinion /
am arguing againf, can
be grounded. After read
ing my fecond and my lah
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lence and cruelty, are the props of his thrones
10 he mesfurs his own happiness, iecurity,
and Rrength, by the mifery and weakness
If bis people; and continued oppreiiion
and rapine are his fudied and neceiiary
arts of reigning. Icoud produce many in
ifances in our Op0s hiAory, to prove every
word firiety true, even to the iatisfaetion Of
the ScoTcHMRN shout ST. 1smf'', but it
is unnecefary, as there is feldom more than
one tyrant and Bstion maker in family.
LONDON: Printed BY w. Moore.
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April "a.
l77z.

Or on thy ruins gloriouly expire
MARCUS On CAssIus, you excite
generous tranfpor;
In fuch caufe pleasd could bare my boz
fom,
And pour my choicef blood--yes, ] have
feen,
Tho young I've feep, fuch crimes by v-
mind wretches
As would have hock'd century--one
thing | wonder,
That deeds 70 foul fhould find abetters.
CAssIUs. You little. know the world.
Thefe greater vices
Lead to preferment-the man of honelt
mind,
Whole generous foul difdains bafe grOV'ling
actions,
And grafps alone at virtue, finks neglected.
Yes my young friend. would you be great
and powerful, ~ +
Loaded with wealth and honors, be rafcal.
Stoop low and cringe, flick not at oaths,
nor let
Thy thinking foul fart a, the thought of
MURDER
Then to RAPATIo go, and HAzLERoD, .
And all the band ihsll give hearty
welcome. - y - r
MARCUS. Oh no | fcorn it bette.
live poor man,
And die 70 too, while virtue and my confci--
ence
Speak peace within; better, tho hate and
malice
May fhoot their fhafts againR me; better thus !
To make my exit, while the foul with
comfort, 'a
Reviews the pafi and fmiles upon the future.
CAssIUs. Yes, MARCUS, poverty mutt
be thy fate, t'5 i,..
If you're thy country's friend. And think
upon it, ,"l -
When | arm gone, as Goon perhaps | may be,
Remember it hOle men whole crimes
now fhock US
May clole their meafures-yes, the wind
for period - 3aa. ~
May foon arrive, when murders, blood
and carnage .... 81.
Shall crimGon all thefe ffeets when this
poor country
Shall drink her .FicheR blood---forbid IL
Heaven
And may thele monRers find their glorles
fade, 80 ~ EmadeI
Crulh'd il the ruiids they .h.mtslxs. have
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For the MAssAcHJsRTTs Spy.
Mar. THoMAs,
The Puslick not long iince had prefented
to them few fcenes from
THE AID u L A T E U R;
the following is taken from the hfft Ae'
of il.
SCENE PyiISn. EBRNEzER JsiHs.
TINS done-nor all their boaifsd power
can fave me
Not HAzLERoD himfelf W tn all his art,
Who long had buoyed up my linking fPirits,
Can tooth the fullen paGions of my foul,
Or pour on. ray of Comfort on my mind.
Condemn'd - to die D. Perdltion lelze
them all
Where now are all the gild.d airy profpeets
That fWarm before ne honours, places,
penfions-
lis all a cheat, i'd, cruel cheat.
The wretch that feafs himielf on promi(es,
Purfoes phantom, and but CRAPS at air:
Tn illuGve vapour leads him to bog, +.
Thsnleaves him to his fate-- cur(ed enticers!
Ye who Jsdne'd my foul to laugh at virtue,
To give up all my right TO future blifs,
And bid me dare to famp the die forever |;
Ye, who sneozreg dine with hopes of pardon,
To glut your vengeance, for the cauie was
ysErs,
On weeping innocence &c, act a deed
Which ipoTtive fame ihall blow about the
Whore are ye now - world,
Enter HAzLERoD.
HAzLERoD. What loff TO grief de
jeeted i-can it be
Can the poor verdict Of fome half-formed
pealarts,
Unmeaning dull machines, thus damp your
~ courage :.
RcA(e up my friend, for friend | fill will
: 2 call thee
! Brewery tie that links the human mind,
That fecret fympathy which cemenrs fouls,
Whichlike two rivers mingle mutual firearms
And roll together--thou art, fhall be mine.
Know then we oil have met, and all deter
mind [FHEBLR,
To aid the caufe in hand--old tottering
Whole age is frengthned only BY mis- crimes,
And witty LAULIRs, always OF one mind,
Fortunes light bubble, cautious LATITAT,
Whole foul ne'er knew one generous len
ment
Which gives faneion to humanity,
Steady and vigilsnt in 0ns Iols plan,
To cruih the friends of Freedom, extirpate
The dear remains ofVirtue,and likeNERo,
AT one dread blow to maGacre his millions
Steady to this one plan, tho dreary fpccfres
Scare all his foul, and haunt his midnight
Plumbers. .'@t-
Ycs,we will ft;' protect thee 'tisimpofible
A caufe 70 much at heart ihould droop and
languiih,
And we not lend an aid.-When SEIDER
bled
We fnuff d the rich perfume.-The groans
of youth,
Gods they were mufic in our ears-You
therefore
Shall one day leave this drsary tenement,
Again with pleaHng fcenes of blood and
carnage,
To elut or vengeance.-Ies, we iwear,
You lhall be free whatever pangs It colt US.
We'll laugh at all the bowls of Patriotifm.
Should virtue check, hould confcisnce
whifpsr terror,
Well brave it ALL
SCENE changes 70 a private apartment.
CAssIUs, and MARCUS y0ung paIri0f.
CAssIus. Ii mutt be 70. Our iAres are
too unkmd.
Who would have thought beneath an air
OF virtue,
Solemn grimace, and prefer of fair deeds,
Should Turk fuch balenefs. To Zee thePatriot
Reeking ia gore, excites the keeneF pleafure.
Oh /! my poor country when ! fee thee
WOUNDED,
Bleeding to death, it pains me 10 my foul.
Long have wept in fscret,nay could weep
'rill tears were chang'd to blOod-when
xniii n he
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A G "A X u,
To The noble and patriotic Lord DuNMoRE.
TT is an old and common laying, my
L Lord, that all companions are Odious
but this, like many other old phrafes in the
world is entirely without foundation For
it is BY companion, principally, that We
arrive at our higheR degree of knowledge
in this world, which Sir, you know, is but
low degree at bef-By comparing the
conduct of men we gain the ideas of great
nefs, noblenef, good5efs, Sc. as alto Of
littlenefs, baieneis, wickednefs, and the
like. Thus, my Lord, when your Coz
duel in the late abolition of the exorbitanf
fees, taken by the clerks Of pour predecef-
fors, in the colony Of Virginia, is contraf-
ted Tor compared) with the conduit Of
late CT of North Carolina Your
Lo'dihip appears as brother, father, - a
Guardian Angel to the Virginians, and 4
friend to the human race While the other
exhibits the character of robber, a muir
derer, haier of mankind. an Internal fsnd,
with Soul more dark and horrible dian the >
midnight of He'll Had that arch DIX
may it Pleafe your LordfhiP, been inlprcd
with your noble greatness of foul, Alamance
would not have been famed with OUTLETS
blood and many better man than him.
felf might fill have lived in peace and COM
fort with his family, friends and neighbours |;
and have been a-great blefing to the Conn
munity. Would you, my Lord, embalr
your name, and immortalze your character
as the greateif, bef magittrate ever in autbf
rity in America, tyou fee how companion
kept upl let one more noble and very
deed markyour administration My LIZ
iet at liberty the perGecuted foreligion's 4
and let the prijSnerg go free, who are conf
in fome of your Ioathiome goals, for pre-
ing the evrLefing GePd Supporting
to hold fome errors; let fbeE Of fbHr
enfOrs, sUbs gre sUitb0Et fin, eef tbLP'
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