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Patent ton-jound Boots, Bo0iles,
JOHN BEDFORD,
and SA0cs
ILA DELP MIA,

. ESPECTFULLY informs the public
IN in general, and Store-keepers in par
tiCular, that he is now prepared to supply
them with the above valuable goods, whole
sale and retail, on moderate terms.
Shosnakers, also, may be supplied with
patent-rights, on easy terms, which they
will ind it highly their interest to obtain,
as they can, by this improvement, make
four times the quantity of shoes, with their
usual number of hands: for example, the
usual work of three men, is only three pair
OF common shoes per day ; whereas, IN the
improved way, three men, with the assis-
lance OF boy, can make from twelve to
fifteen pair per day. Thus the advanta-
gcs resulting from this improvement, are
evidently OF the most essential importance ::
in the first place, three -fourths of the la
Dor is saved: in the second place, half the
| leather is saved, (or one pair of shoes,
made in this way, will wear as long as two
pair, made in the usual way) and, in the
| third place, there is saving Of fax lat
! the rate OF one pound, to twcnty-four pair
OF shoes) they are also much more water
proof than the others, and easier mendetl
These are well asccrtained facts, prov
ed by actual experience. The patentee
| therefore hopes, that an Improvement,
fraught with such important public utlit, .,
will not only engage the attention, but the
encouragement of every friend to the in
FAINT manufactures of this country. 1t may
not be amiss to remark, that the country
Shoemaker, in particular, may derive i'm
icalculable advantages from this improve
ment, as he can supply bis customers in
one-fourth of the time he has usually de-
voted to that purpose, al have tie other
three-fourths FOR the cultivation of his
farm, or other avocations.
Price of patent-rights, for the country,
100 dollars. For states, districts or towns,
in proportion. Applications may be made
to the Patentee, or to MIR. Jacob Harrison,
Richmond. 3m Feb 10, 1Sc7.
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Notice.

THE Debtors to the late firm of GIL
= LAT s. KIRBY are hereby inform
ed, that THOMAS GILLIAT alone is en-
powered to receive payment Of the debts due
to that concern. All persons having de-
mands against them are requested Ia apply
to Thomas Gilliat, and those indebted to
the firm are earnestly requested to come
forward without delay, and discharge their
respective debts.
For john GILLIAT & SELF,
THOMAS GiLLlAT. Z
JAMES KIRBY.
Richmond, 25th nIay, 1907. SIN
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y I L L T.

About so years of age, and about feet 6
or inches high; he is of rather delicate
form, little inclined to a yellowish COM
plexiOn, and considerably marked in the
face with the small poX; his hair rather
lnclines to be bushy, tho not very long ::
lie is fellow of good understanding, a
well informed mind, and very specious in
sinuating manner; he speaks rather quick
anG pert, and has disposition to be very
polite: He no doubt, will attempt to change
his appearance, by altering his name,
changing his hair for wig, S.c.-He is
pretty well known in most parts of this
state, as well as in the Carolinas and
Georgia, as the waiting man and fiddler of
Mr.. Nicholas NJ. Johnson, of whom pur-
chased him-His wife lives in Richmond,
where he has frequently been since his
elopement and he has also been part of
his time in Petersburg; and his wife has
a daughter free woman living in Norfolk,
where it is probable he has been also
Tho having so general an acquaintance,
there is no knowing where he will keep
himself.
Twill give the above reward to any per-
son who will deliver the said runaway to
me, in Hanover.
p. STREET.
Hanover, Nav 81. 1907. Is
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HAkDwA E, lRoNMoNcEKY and
CUTLERY STORE.
BREAM 81 FOLLET,

u II II I'M - FOALEI,
a t the sign of the ANVIL, Main Street,
"a Richmond, have received by the la
test arrivals from England, large and
general assortment of Hardware, Iron
mongery and Cutlery, which they will sell
by wholesale or retail, low for cash, or or
short credit, for approved security
AMONGST WHICH ARE
Waldrons OF prime Corn SS Grass Scvthes :;
Sickles, Wedding Hoes, Garden Hoes and
Raies; Spades S; Shovels Trace Chains,
nlack-Smith's Bellows, Anvils, Bick Irons,
Sledge and Hand Hammers; Vises, Screw
Plates, Files and Rasps, Carpenters Join
er's, Coopcr's, Curriers', Saddler's, Sill
yer Smiths, Watch Makers and & Shoe
Makers Tools; Locks, Hinges, Nails,
Brads, Tacks, Screws, Brass Mounting
for Cabinet Makers, Steelyards, Scale
Beams and Weights; Tea Kettles, Skillets
and Spiders; Potts and Kettles Bell Me-
tai Kettles and Skilets House Bells, Grid
Irons, Frying Pans, Waffle and Wafer
Irons Smoothing Irons, Block Tin Coffee
| Pots, Britannia Metal Tea Potts, Britannia
Metal Table and Tea Spoons Coffee and
Corn Mills; Knives and Forks Pen and
Jack Knives Scissors, Razors Razor Ca
| ses and Shaving Boxes Ivory and Horn
/
{ Glaciers Diamonds, a few dozen Of elegant
silver mounted and plain green and white
! handled Table and Desert Knives and
| Forks Table Steels, Butchers Steels and
Knive S; Brass and Iron Wire Tin in
! Boxes, Sheet Iron, Sheet and Bar Lead ;
! Patent shot, Gun Locks, Fiints, Bear, Wosi
and Fox Traps Screws and Balls for raj
| sing mill Stones, Mil Gudgeons and Inks !;
German Steel, Marbles, Nova Scotia
Grind Stones, Window Glass, with n great
variety Of other articles in the above line,
too tedious to enumerate of which a con-
slant supply will be kept, and sold on terms
worthy the attention OF those who wish to
purchase.
Also for sale so kegs Fl Gun Powder,
Is Barrels Liver Oil, Bolting Cloths, Glue,
and a general assortment OF Brushes.
Ricnmond, Dist MAY, 1907. 4w
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S Ii O E S
N0itCe.

4 LII persons are forcwarned from using
l. or taking Sand from the Sand-Bar,
called Coutts's, without the previous con-
sent OF the subscribers, who are alone au-
thorised to sell or appropriate the same.
For the convenience of those who incline to
purchase, we have authorised Mrs. Coutts
to act. Any sale or contract which she
may make will be ratified by us.
Samuel M Crazv,
Pleasant Younghus6and, trustees
Richmond, goth Feb. 1907.
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NOTICE.

HE Co-partnetship OF MoR2Is q
SEAf, being dissolved by mutual con-
sent, 1t Is earnestly requested OF these in
oebted to the said concern, to settle thci..
accounts rs soon rs possible, with Rer-
nara, SeGy = Co. or Jchn MorriSs. Thos,
VINO nave CLAIMS are requested 10 brinr
mem forward immediately, & lodge the
win 6e'"G'd, Seay q Co. that provisio
may be made TO discharge them.
.johT 1iorr'iss..
May IS, 1907. VS..
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~NO1ICE.

THE Adm'rs. Of 'he estate of John Humber,
dec late of GooehIand county, being anxi-
Gus q c'ose their administration. sake this me-
bod Of informing all those indebted to tie &C.
tate, TO COM forward and make immediate paw
.nent' asto further Indulgence can be given az
so those who have any claims against the said
sac, 10 b,inR them forward. properly su,hen-
,ica cd on or fore the first day Of septer.ber
next. OF this viii be plead in bar against them.
FLIzABE TIL IiUNBFR, \
EDWARD PLEASANTS,
Wm. HUMBER, AanTs'
EDWARD coz.
Gocch'snd Coanty, Jpns 9Th, 1897 vet
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spikes OF all Sizes the same price as 500
nails.
CUT SPRIGS.
3d.--5o cents per thousand-4d. 81 cents
per thodsand-6d. 81 cents per thousand.
Also, for sale as above, variety of
Plantation Utensils, such as Plough-irons,
HarrSw-teeth, Axes, Wedges, Chains, sc.
S Ii q E S
OF all sizes nj dc of the best materials,
may be had on the most reasonable terms.
Where also may be had general assort-
me"r OF we'll chosen GROCERIES.
May IS, 1907. IF
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PRICES OF
Natls, .Byads G Sbr1gs,

IA MANUFACTURED at the Penitenti-
~ airy, and for sale by NICHOLAS
hALi.AM, agent for the Commonwealth,
Il few doors above the Swan Tavern, Rich
mnnl
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FOR SALE,

Ohhosite Colonel LNayo'S ne7v Buildings,
9TH, 3rd and 2nd proof Antigua Rum in
hhds. of the crop 18O5-Imported early
1906
New England Rum in hhds and barrels
1 pipe very Superior Hollands Gin
Rye Whskey in barrels
Loaf and Brown Sugar in Ditto
Coffee by the barrel or bag
Beef and Pork in barrels
Irish Potatoes in ditto, suitable for table or
planting
Potomac S1lad and Herrings,
Stone Lime in large and small casks.
And general assortment of GROCE-
RIES, sc. Slc.-which will be sold low
e. Cash, good paper, or exchanged for
country produce, by
JOB GREENE.
Richmond. 9th May, 1907.
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IN COUNCIL.
April rs, 1907,

April rs. 1907.
FOR the information OF those pc, sons who are
entitled 10 lands in that part Of the state of
Obi, reserved by the legislature OF VIRGINIA. IN
their act ct cession, for satisfying bounries due
10 the officers and soldiers OF the Virginia line.
on continental establishment; II is advised. thar
so MUCH ct The act CT the last session of Congress
As relates 70 tile granting of further time for To-.
eating tnose warrants, be published by the prin.
ter Tor the commonwealth, at least cnce q week
In his paper tor three months; and also once a
week for two weeks in all the other newsnane-s-
publ he'd in Virginia and IN the dis,rict of Co.
iumbia
II IS also advised, that the rules adopted by the
Secutve IN relation 20 the evidence To be addu-
cec b. Claimants for military land warrants, and
20 the amount Of allowances to he made them
ia certain cases be in Ike manner and for the a.
b We periyd, Hublishedi in the said papers-whci1
Jules are as folows:--
In all cases where certificate OF military ser.
vices is adduced as evidence of claim Tor land
b ln'y, the signa:ur of the person cerlieyiag
must be au hentcated by his acknowledgment
before come magistrate, or by the afIidavits of
two witnesses, at least; and where q certIncate
ct the same na,ure is granted by person not
conmandani OF a corps, the same r1ust be ye-
rhed by the affidavit OF such person, accompanied
by certificate Of his credi6ity from ile court
Of the county or corporation in which he resides,
or from some magi< rae thereof
Cd. Any officer or soldier who has served For
longer period than SIX years, is entitled to ad.
ditonal land bounty in proportion to the time
which he may have served beyond the SIX years,
although the said additional service may fall short
Of or exceed ono year.
Extract from the Journals OF Council.
DANIEL l.. HYLTON, C2erE
Of tie Council.
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FOR SALE.
NV tract of Land,

IN Powha,ah county, containing between
nine hundred and thousand acres, and
living within two miles of the courthouse,
and on both sides OF Fine creek. Thistract
ofland would he sold entire, otherwise laid
offin lots to suit purchasers. Any persons
inclinabie to purchase, 1T is expected VIII
first view the premises-any further de-
scription is deemed unnecessary FOR
terms apply to the subscriber, living on the
premises.
Powhatan, Jan. 4th, 1907. tt
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ROBERT MCDOWELL,

D ESPECTFULLY informs the public
IA that he continues to keep entertain
ment at the Red House in Jennings Gap.
sign of the Spread Eagle, situated in the
forks of two roads, ID miles from StauntoD
and 81 miles from Harrisonburgh, leading
directly to the different Mineral Springs
in the back country. His house is large
and airy, with plenty of lodging rooms, well
furnished with good Beds. Liquors OF the
best quality. Also good Stables, to hold
upwards of thirty horses, well furnished
with Hay and Grain, and an excellent Host
Ter, sc. He Eaters himself BY his assidu-
ity to please TO give general satisfaction
To those who call ON him.
May 11th, 1907. CIV
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NOTICE.

NEESSRS. Robert King and Charles
Iva Croughton and Robert King, James
Thompson and Thomas RaveDhill, John
Eide, Conrad Laub and William Davidson,
Executors of James Short, deceased
notice, that / shall proceed to take the fol-
lowing dispositions at tho times and places
hereafter mentioned, 70 be read as evidence.
in two suits now depending in the Chance
~ Court for the Richmond District, in
which suits am plaintiff and you arc the
defendants, to wit, at the tavern of MIR.
Norris, at Fauquer courthouse, on the 3Oth
day of June in the year 1907, between the
hour OF ten in the morning. and sunset Of
the same day, shall take the dispositions
Of Mr.. John Love and Mr.. Josiah Watson,
ST. and others. At the tavern ofPaul Yer
der, at Orange courthouse, on the 9th day
of July, 1907, between the hour of ten IN
the morning and sunset of the same day,
shall take tho deposition Of Charles Noel
and others. On the thirteenth ofJuy, 1907,
between the hour often in the morning and
sunset Of the same day, ] shall take the
deposition Of John NJ. Rose at his dwelling
house in the county Of Buckingham, and on
the 29,h day Of July, B07, between the
hour Of ten in the morning and sunset Of
the same day, in Brunswick courthouse, ]
shalt take the deposition Of Abner Newman
and others. -
ROBERT II. ROSE.
Richmond, June 1st, 1907. Nv
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MATTRESSES.

CAE lie had OIL very short notice MAT
AIrKISSSESof Ill sizes & kinds. asreeably
TO >r:icr. ,ptHe large conner white house, oppo
site the Old City Tavern, two squares below the
Market Bridge -BEDS made & MAr,rkES
SES repamed.--lIorscs TAILS NAMES
purchased.
mo. 6. Peasants.
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MePhitic AR Machines, and Surgeons In
struments, wiz
Amputatlng Instru- s mepts
h'cn's y Catheters male and
Trepanning female
SuPPing Syrenges do. do.
COUGHING s Roup;e,s eIast;. G.
Ditto with Sir John s Common
Earl's improve 6 Flesh Brushes
ments \ Teeth do. assorted
midwifery ) Surgeons Needles
ourSeohs pocket Gum Lancets
cases \ Seal Pills
DITTO nall cases \ Trusses
Instruments FOR } Thumb and Spring
CieahihS inc 'eeth Lancets
Extracting ditto i'll s Forniouets
:, cases ! Trocars single and
Dissectng lnstru- in cases.
Patent BledicineS.
Steers Opodelae SAgue and Fever
Church's Cough s Drops
Drops SGreenough's Tine
Essence of MustardS ture
German Corn Plas-S Rawson's Bitters
ter SNorrls's Fever Drops
filious Pills SHamilton's Worm
Balsam of Honey s Lozenges
Jesuit's Drops SChng's ditto
Walton's AntiMlious Iamess Fever Pow.
Iincture ders, sc.
With general assortment of the old
patent Medicines-He has also the follow
ing NEW MEDICINES, which have been
lately introduced INFO the practice :-E.s-
sential Salt of Bark, Praecipitate of Iron,
Licken charlottesville expects shortly a
large supply Of Shop Furniture and Walls
from London and Liverpool.
June 9, 1907. vat
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FOR SALE,
SBTEN HUNDRED ACRES OF FIRST RATE
SeUTH VEST
MOUNTAIN LAND,
FOR SHE.

FORMERLY part of the estate of the
i late Col. James Madison, and lying in
Orange county, within forty-fve miles Of
Fredericksburg, and seyentv-fve of Rich
mond. The above tract of land is general
w considered the best tract of high land in
the county for tobacco, corn andwheat, and
will produce from ten TO fifteen bushels of
wheat to the acre without manure or any
other aid. There is a suflicicncy Of mea-
dow land on it, and most of it reclaimed.
Ii is under good fences, and in the course
o. the year ! shall put on it 4 toierable
dwelling house aud an excellent barn three
stories high, with n stable in the lower one,
with wheat machine on the Scotch model.
Another tract Of LAND, lying in AM
horst county, on Harris's creek, within six
miles of Bynchburg, and containing five
hundred and FIVE acres, being part Of Il tract
formerly belonging to Col. Hugh Rose, dec.
This tract is considered Of equal quality TO
anv land, in y uci ,hbprhood generally cs-
teened the best soil for tobacco in Amherst
Any person inclined to purchase the land
in Orange, viii apply to the subscriber re-
siding Oh the premises; and for the land in
Amherst, to G.. a. Rose, of Lynchburg, or
to Mr. Landon Cabell, Of Amherst Ne
grocs (in familics) will be taken in ex-
change for either or both of the above tracts
III land. ROBERT II ROSE.
Orange, April 9Th, 1907. 3m
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Twenty-Five UoNus Reward

Run AWAY from the Subscriber living
near Newcastle in the lower end or
this county, OH the 9th of March last,
Negro Man
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AdOantageous Establish
or1f
7ilent.

THE subscriber, because of circumstan-
1 ces which have lately occurred in his
family, wishes to admit partner in the bu-
siness ofthe Henrico Gun-Powaer Works,
about mile and half from Rockets, or
to sell his rights in the same: Said works
are so nearly completed, that they Will
soon be in operation, and the manufacture
err who is engaged to manage the making
of the powder, understands thc whole art
so rs to make it equal to any imported.
None need apply for share who cannot
advance soon S 1000, and employ their re-
Sources in the course of the business; there
Is a fair prospect that said works will be a
pery advantageous establishment for fur
Their particulars apply to
HUGH WARDEN
Richmond, 1st May, 1907. IF
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BE Il enacted BY ne Senate and House Of Re.
PreSeHfa:fves Of tbe United Staies Of America in
Congress Assembled, That ihe officers and soldiers
of the Virginia line continental establishment,
their heirs or assigns, en,rled 10 bounty lands
within the trac, reserved by Virginia, between
the lit,ie Miami and Scioto rivers, for satisfying
the legal bounties to her officers and elders upon
continental establishment Sial be lIoweI fur.
theT time of three years, from the twenty third
Of March next 70 complete their locations, and
further time Of FIVE years from the said twenty
third OF March next. TO return their surveys and
warrants or certified copies of warrants, 70 the
Office OF the secretary OF the war department, a,
ny thing in the act entitled " An act TO ascer.
tain The boundary of the lands reserved by the
star ofVirginia north west Of the river Ohio.
tor the satisfaction of her officers and soldiers on
continental es,abli,hment, and 10 limit the peri.
cd Tor locating the said lands, to the contrary
notwithstanding P,Ovised, no locations, as a.
foresaids shall after the passing of this act. be
made on tracts of land for which patents had pTey
viously been issued, or which bad been preyi.
Dusty surveyed, and any patent which may never.
theiess b. Obtained for land located contrary TO
the provisions OF this section shall be considered
as nail and void.
- Tie several printers in Virginia, and in
the district of Columbia, arc reque led 70 insert
the above in their respective papers, once week
Tor two weeks, ana ransmit their accounts 10
ID l. HYLTON
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w. WARDLAW.

I I general assortment of .
NJ e DIG INES,
Patent Medicines, Family Medicine cbcs.s.
Mephi;ic Air Machines, and SURGEONS In,
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Hanover, May 81, 1907.
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NORFOLKIulyiIz,,...

!, u was reported for some DAYS ;ss,. |.
.na1 parties from the British ships. v.rs
u 'ns practice offending near the Canes:
,or .ne purpose of procuring water and
1 nv, their sei1es on the beach. On
g ednssday the general dispatched bar.
Y @ cavalry under the command of
Sap., Shepherd 10 Cape Henry. 20 aseer-
sain the ruth Of lthese reports. ana ~
.ss occasion might require. This
!, an express arrived 10 the rem.
,ai, ana We understand chat small part;e.
nad oeen landed for the purposes above
mentioned. Two of the ships remain
y, =, Lynhaven, and two have zone our
We 90 not preslme to say what are me
orders Of captain Shepherd, in case !
landing u attempted, bur we should sup.
pos: thar TO earrythe presidents proeis-
nation into effect, the officers and
crews OF those ships being forbid 10 have
any communication with The shore. that
capt. Shepherd win prevent them from
landing. NY 80
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QUEBEC. Iun. d

We learn BY ne arrival 81 Captain
Bettesworth. Of his Maiesty,. fIieate
Crocodile, that orders had been $,
=, The Kings ships on die Iialifss "a =
ton, % board the American flisa.e now
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rintens, . The infant unborn; andshat
Z believe the executive of, the United
States Il a. this time Of the same opinion
And for the truth Of this asseveration
Iappeal TO my God. And Lfnrther an
swer, that if col. Burr was Is guilty of
treason, as you, without any knowledge
ofthe fact, declare him 10 Be, YET he l.
entitled 10 4 fair and impartial trial and
the constitution secures;t6 him the bene.
! 81 Of counsel You Will perhaps, as
syour last resort, Tor in truth you have
no other, tell me, that a. an eyents you
wish him 20 be hung. and therefore are
enraged a every thing which in.erfssss
with your wishes. Then. siss, you
oughtto proceed in the true French style,
for which indeed you appear quite ready
--s Hang Fret, and my afterwards.n Il
would save world Of trouble, CRAFTY
many ! reveneeful, malignant 6ehd.
he whole burthen Of my crime isre.
solved 20 this That I hase, ID 1 case
where the honor, the life Of afriend, and
the happiness Of an who are dear 10 him,
are Ut stake, had the hardihood, even al
though l. might prevent yoafrpp ftast.
!, ing on his blood, to siEer 70 hin. from
motives Of friendship, those jervic.s,
which the sriaing abilities my God hath
auly 1870 y, 0n mei may spaoie me
% Ienaer mimi nave thrown my body
I % 2 shield between she daggeTof the as
sassin and the heart attempled to be
pierced ! ;ss go. !
Ana Tor this conduct, Tori which, IT
history records sne event, = thail be res
Pected g long - the page Of history shall
last. ~ 81 inc worthy and good yes,
for una condoct, NOS only Innocent, but
pralseworshy, 4 any conduet Of man can
= so. yoni tnc advocates OF tho eon-
satutlon-you, exclusive republicans--
yo9, shs supporters and advocates Of the
iignts 81 man, and sof 4 government of
ia~s--you. me sEcr g enemies OF desPo-
nsm. IN whatever shape q may appear
Wooio, q IN your power, arm an infuria.
ted mop againf 2 private Individual. Who
never e gave yc0 the siightess cause ofper.
sonat eomPialnt--and would be glad TO
4 ses MIN, = ms iiie was spared suffer ia.
SUIT and injury 20 the iast. extreme which
7eould PC inl'cted! Remember gentle
men. bonly noid up 20 your view the
mirror q Tnth blame yo1rselves only
ior tne monstrons images o. 5deformiy
ESn,en @sst your =. sanp z -.
e youA soass ou nave. particularly
notleea me :. :: . sns mase.a and highly.
lssReeteo ,Iiend @ an lnsaiessd traitor. :
% IMeofI gen!'een' 2 fsw years
pnIy n ns passed since tsou boastsd poi
youa .I'enusn'P, i9r eol. isurr. You
.oIsuss, {. .na.ilme, moved IS quickly,
ana wiz. l g ,musn' sases assdoth the ~.
pen leai underline influence of.he atnios.
Pnere, 90 ms praise and bad Then pre-.
! sumed 20 nave treated his name as you
nave :reatsd :, ishooio act hayebeensur.
pr'sed nad 1oeen tarred and teathered
ana indeed should have thought that
richly deserved y. he vas then yoss
arHN aaSA AI.s