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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01

berkeley, SIS.
\ March Court, 1908.
Isabella Lyle adm'x. Of Hugh Lyle, dec.
Complainant.
against VI"
Hugh Lyle, Samue! Bray and Nancy his
1rite, John Lyle, Philemon ChenO,u-
eth and Sally his uife, James "
Campbell and PsHyfN his uife, William
Lyle, Anne Lyle, Emeiy Lyle. Samuel
Ltke, chiLdren and heirs at hv Of
John Lyle, deceased, .Da,gal Camp.
btH and Sally his ,uite; Margaret II.
Lyle, Robert W. Lyle, Harriet Lyle
and Hugh Lyle, chilfsrn and heirs at
hw Of said Hugh Lyle, deceased,
James WrightG Elisha Boyd, Def'ts.
In CHANCERI.
THE defendants Samuel Bray and
L Nancy his wife. o having enter
ed their appearance agreeable to an act of
Assembly and the rnles Of this Court,
and it appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, on the motion of
the Complainant bv her Counsel it is
ordered, that the said Samuel Bray and
Nancy his wife d. appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in June
next. 70 answer the bill ofthe Complain
ant, ana that a copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in the Berkeley and jsFer-
son In~telligeneer { rtwo months success
sively, and published at the door of the
Court. House of said County.
A Copy. O. sTeste,
DAVID HUNTER, c &C.
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T~lE sELEGANI MORSE
YOUNG SHARK.

WILL stand this season at the sub
w scribers farm n. ar Ops,kon bridge
on the road leading from Martinsburs to
Lee-Town, and cover mares at the
moderate price Of three dollars and a
bushel Of grain the season, the grain to
be brought with the mare and the money
payable the first of September next, il
the grain is not brought With the mares
four dollars will be required for the sea.
son ; tive dollars (cash) the single leap,
and sig dollars to ensure a mare in foai,
parting with, OF removing the mare that
is ensured forfeits the ensuranee money
YOUNG SHARK is a. handsome
iron gray, 6ve.yesrso old: sixteen hands
high, with bone and body in proportion
and is suitable for either saddle or har.
ness. He was got by the celebrated i'm.
ported horse Shark, and his dam a '6ne
mare. out OF a valuable strain ofhorses ;
it is deemed unnecessary to saw ANYMORE
respecting his pedigree as his figure will
sufficiently recommend him. The. sea.
son has commented, and will end the
iast-ot June. Strict attention will be
paid to mares put to Young SHARK, but
no responsibility for accidents.
F. ISAAC IRE.
April 1 ,1sos.
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Berkeley, IS.
March Court, 1908.
William Maslin, Complainant,
AGAINST
DAME: ~ Brow" Defendants,
David Button, } -.
In CHANCERY.
defendant, Daniel Brown, not
having entered his appearance a.
greeable to an act of Asse mbly and the
rules ofthis Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, that he is
not a6 inhabitant of this Commonwealth,
on the motion Of thu Complainant by his
Counsel, it is ordered, tina, said Daniel
Brown, d. appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in June hext,
to answer the bill of the Complainant,
and that a copy of this order be forth.
with inserted in the Berkeley and Jefer.
son Intelligencer for two months success
sively, and published at the door of the
Court. HOUSE of said County.
=, A Copy.. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.B C.
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INTENTION!

THE Shepherds. Town Volunteers
4 arc requested to meet at Mr.. JUL.
ana Eckhart'. Tavern, on the second
Saturday In this month . it is expected
that they win all appear in complete uni
form ; any person wishing to join the
company, will make it known to ono Of
the \ms nbers on that dav.. -,
NAMES KERNEY, Captain.
April 1, 1903,
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berkeley, IS.
March Court, 1908,
Nathan Bull, err. OF Rob. 1T Bun, dec.
Complainant,
against
Daniel Brown, Defendant,
In CHANCERY.
THE DE- PENDANT, Daniel Brown, not
Il having entered his appearance a.
greeablc to an act of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he is
not an inhab'tant Of this Commonwealth,
on the motion of the Complainant bv his
Counsel, it is ordered, that said Daniel
Brown, do appear here on the Mon.
day after the third Tuesday 10 June
next, to answer the bill Of the Complain.
ant, and that a copy of this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and Iefer.
son Inteiligencer for two months success
sively, and published at the door of the
Court. House of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, CD c.
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ELISHA BOYD

March 81, 1903. Y.
P.S. 1t is probable the above Negro
will make for GeorGe.Town or Alex.
andria. T.. +. F.. B.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01
7HIR TT DOLLARS REWARD.

4A-4N L A<|A-A0No NIb AA1s
D AN away from the subscriber, liv.
N ing in Martinsburg> Berkeley
County, Virginia, on the 18th instant,
Negro Jack,
aged about 20 years, his height not Parti.
eularlv known, but supposed to be from S
feet Z to 10 inches high, not very black,
when he talks shutters, particularly when
he attempts 10 speak fast, and when a.
larm~d appears yellow; has a scar on
his breast, and it is said a scar on his
forehead, not hover recollected by me =;
the wool on his head is cut so as to form
ridge from the forepart to the back part
of his head when combed; stout built,
for a lad ofhis age had on when he left
me a coat and pautaloons made Of home
spun linsey tulled, when new a drab co.
lour, but the colour much changed, the
pantaloons have been mrnded and patch
ed, and much creased and dirty, he hav.
ing been confined to the kitchen as a
cook ; a wool hat high in the crown ge-
morally worn with the brim down, a stri.
ped swansdown jacket much worn; it is
probable he had on a pair ofbreeches un.
der his Pautaloons ; generally has his
shirt collar open ; old shoes and stock.
ings ; he lived with William Byrd Pane,
Esq in Jefferson County, last summer.
I will give ten dollars for apprvhe nding
and delivering to me the above Nesrr,
htakenin Berkeley Coent ; fifteen dol.
lars if unprecedented in jefferson or Ere.
derrick Counties ; twenty dollars ir,aken
in Loudoun. and thirty doIhrs if taken
out Of the said Counties and secured
and delivered to me. and Ill re.>onsbl,
expenses and charges will be pAiAby the
subscriber.
EL.lSH.A BOYD.
March 81, 1903. y
P.S S. 1t is probable the above Negro
will make for GeorGe.Town or Alex.
andria. F.. B.
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PURSUANT TO a decree Of the
i Court of Berkeley County. the

PURSUANT to a decree Of the
L Court of Berkeley County, the
Commissioners therein named, will pro.
coed to sell, for ready money, on Moo
day the 10th dav Of May next, on the
premises, a certain Tract Of LAND,
belonging to the>heirs of James Wight,
deceased, tor the purpose Of securing a
debt due by said James Wight to 10.
seph Foreman This Land is stu Ated
ON the river Potomack at the mouth Of
Back Creek, and contains 171 acres,
asout 40 of which is god bottom, q
quantity Of meadow land, about ono half
Of the whole tract cleared, end the bs.
lance we'll timbered, has on it an excel
lent apple orchard, some peach and cher.
~ II good spring, and the place
we'll watersd--the buildings are out Of
repair. '-.s.
-GEORGE PORTERFIELD,
WILLIAM PENDLETON,
THOMAS SHEARER,
Commissioners.
AnrilA1 1R0Q.
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D AN away from the. subscriber, liv.
IN ing in Martinsburg> Berkeley
County, Virginia, on the 18th instant,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-30
MONDAY, DEC. 90.


Mr.. Nelson from the committee on
military and naval affairs, made the
following report IN part;
Resolved that it is expedient imme-
diately TO raise, arm, and equip fiGgy
thousand volunteers, to serve tor the
term of two Years. q
The report was referred to q cor
mlttee OF the whole house, made 4
order of the day for to-morrow, t,a
with the documents accompanying
same Estimates from the war-ohiNH
ordered TO be printed.
MIR. Barker presented a memorial
from. sundry inhabitants of Hanover.
plymouth county, in Massachusetts,
protesting against the late mode of
choosing electors president and vice
president OF the u. S ates in that STAGE.
and praying congress to adopt mea~
sures to prevent the establishment OF
SO dangerous a pr cedent.
Mr.. G. w. Campbell, from the
committee on foreign relations, repor-
ted a bill for prohibiting commercial
intercourse between the u. S. and G..
Britain and France and their depen-
denotes, and for other purposes.
The bill was read a first and second
time, was referred to a committee of
the whole house, made the order of
the day for Wednesday next, and or
dered 10 be printed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-30
THURSDAY, December 90.


The following engrossed bill WIRE read
a third time and passed.:
A bill " Concerning the jurisdiction of
county and corporation courts in certain
cases."
Ordered, that The clerk carry the said
oil 20 the senate and desire their con-
currence.
A bill +" Releasing The commonwealth's
right To "a lot of land in The Town of Wheel
ing to Thomas Baird;' and
a bill Releasing to Nicholas Coulter
the commonweaIth's right to certain land
therein mentioued," we're severaliy read
second time, and ordered TO be engrossed
AID read q third time.
Mr. Dauiel presented according to order
a bill $40 amend an act, entitled. an ACT
concerning appointments 10 civil Offices -
which was received and read the first
time, and ordered TO be read a second
line.
On motion, Ordered, that the said oil
De now read second lime the said bill
was accordingly read second time, ard
was on motion, ordered to b. commit. ed
10 a committee OF the whole house on the
state of the commonwealth.
petition was presented and read from
Hiram Craig of Lee County, complaining
of the undue return of Ichu Mckinney,
one OF the delegates returned to serve in
this present General Assembly from the
said county OF Lee.
Ordeced, that The said petition be refer
red to he committee of Privileges and
Elections; tina; they do examine the mat.
ter thereof, and report me same w,th their
opinion thererpon 10 the House.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-30
RALEIGH, (M. q Dec. %.


The bill for suspending Executions for O.
limited time (for twelve monthsl has pass-
ed IT'S second reading in both houses, and
WI doubtless pass into law, as in the Sc
nate scarcely any opposition appeared, and
IN the House OF Commons, it passed % to
~. Inc debate in both houses on this i'm
portant question will hereafter be given.
A resolution was yesterday Introduced
into the House of Commons, by Mr.. Pear
son from Rowan, for calling Convention,
Tor the purpose of appointing the Represents
tatIon according 70 population AID taxati-
on, and for removing the Seat of g lvern-
ment from Rtlelgh TO Fayetteville. mo-
ton was made for postponing this proposi-
uon Indefinitely; which, after an able
speech from Mr.. Henderson. from Salisbs-
ry, was carrid, 10Y to 10 So that we hope
TINS question is mr. n reSt.-A sketch of
the remarks made on the question, will be
attempted hereafter from memory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-30
CHARLESTON, Dec. II.

The brig Jane, captain Brown, which ar
rived yesterday from Wilmington, IN. y
was bound to New York with a cargo Of
Ho"r, rice and slaves, and the same dav she
leit Wilmington was boarded by a French
letter OF mlrque, who took out the whole of
his cargo; to obtain payment of which, the
suPercargo fthe Jane went on board of her.
where he intended to remain. until she arr
rived at her port of destination, and there
seek his JUST rights ! We are neither hasty
IN condenning nor apt to censure, yet, from
the singular circumstance of the supercar-
go's going with the letter of marque, does
1t not appear as rho there was good un..
derstandng between them
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-30
EDUCATION.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL CONTINUE
HIS SCHOOL.

IN tne FORKS of Hanover, the ensuing year,
for teaching Reading, Writing and Aritn
metlc, the French Language, Geography.
with the use Of the Globes, Rhetoric Ma
tural Philosophy, and Geometry. The 81.
tuatlon is healthy, and ,nc neighborhood A.
greeable. Board and Lodging g IS; if the
pupil hnds his bed S so; Tuition 3 Is
fArucuiar attention viii be paid as well to-
the moral rs the literary instruction of his
pnPls Parents who are unacquainted with
the subscriber, are referred 10 the FOLLOWING
gentlemen, who have attended the annual
examination of his scholars: Rev. Hugh G..
Boggs, Spottsylyania; Rev Andrew Broad
dus, Caroline; Messrs. Peter Nelson, Hen.
ry Robinson and Thomas Nelson OF Hano.
yer. '''''N
JAMES BYARS, Jr.
Hanover, Dec. 90, 1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-30
Negroes for Sale.

e virtue of deed Of trust executed 10
a US by Mr.. William Wilbnrne. ON the
2lst day Of M ey last, for the purpose Of Sc
curing unto Mr.. Colin MRae, the sum of
1870 TO-. I'D. which debt has been assign !
ed by said M'Rae, to Mr.. John Gilchrist.
o. the town Of Manchester, we shall. az
rfo"hatan courthouse, on Friday the 20sh
January, 1909. proceed to SELL
The following Slaves,
Viz: David, Billy, Anthony and Frank. or
SO manyo OF them as will be suficien, 10 raj y
the said sum Of 6 100 10s. nd. with int
rest from the 25th inst and all costs incur
red by carrying the same into effect.
WILLIAM MOSELEY. } Truq-
JOHN HASKINS, fees. 4
December 20, 1903 tile
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-30
FOR SALE,
The Tenement

on which the subscriber lives. situated IN
Church-Hiil, within about one ,mde OF Rirh-
mond Market containing $50 AID a half acres
OF Land, well enclosed AVID highly imrr,red.
TIE bindings consist Of large md well co1.,
suHctcd Dwelling Hossc, Laund s. kitchens.
D"ryt smoke House, cries, i-k OficcS
Coach House, Barn Sable, and House. 2
NJ these buildings are iu complete arder Tor
the accommodation Of large and gcn.cci FAM
ily VINO may have easy access 20 40 he advan-
tages the city. and lave a. retired as they
could wish.
JOHN ELLIS.
November ~ Va
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-30

der, p~rTornel that dn.y, and beg leave
TO submit the following report:
The com eni,te- end that the papers
from the year TVS, TO the year 1907
bo;h years inclusive, are properly arranged
in the Office.
Thai Toe journals, written or printed,
from the year 1859, 10 the year 1907,
both years inclusive are deposited in the
Office.
The enrolled bills from l776, to 1907,
both years inclusive, are filled m the Office
and neatly deposited in tin cases.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-30

Mr.. Story moved that the present bill
lie on the table in order to take up the bill
from the Senate. Negatived--5S to So.
Mr.. Merton moved TO insert d, $50 sea-
men, wishing at this time to strengthen the
Executive arm, to give authority to en-
ploy all our vessels.-Nagatived SO.
Il was agreed to insert 1000 Ayes II.
The principle of the bill was supported
by Messrs. Varnum, Newton, Nelson AID
Story, and opposed by Messrs, Macon,
Holland and ID. Il. Williams
Itwas urged on the one hand that the
nation should be placed in a complete
state of defence, and all the active force of
the nation be called into action and on the
other, in addition to the general arguments
against naval force; that the present en-.
barge and non intercourse system was at
variance with system of active prepare
ton that if one be adopted, the ovher is
unnecessary.
The blank for the appropriation was FL
led with 5 $40 1875 %.
The committee rose and reported the
bill; and obtained leave o sit again on
the bill from the Senate, Ayes OF.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-11

most affecti0natc tenderness the chill
dren Of lis adoption. He early united
himself to the Christian Church, and
adorned that profession, by depOrt-
u@nt Of sincere humility in the eXer-
else Of its duties constantly devotlng
a part OF each day, to secret communion
with bis maker. Possessing an en-
lightened understanding, amiable in lis
manners and engaging in his converse
ton, he was highly respected, beloved
and esteemed. The friend who visited
his mansion, was sure to receive cor
dial welcome, and the unfortunate were
never sent empty away.
Some time previous to his death, he
felt symptoms of nervous affection,
which admOnished him, that his exit
would be sudden, and that soon he must
bid adieu to the transitory scenes Of hui
man enjoyment. Like wise man he
improved the warning, by duly prepar-
ing himself for that last solemn hour
On the seventh ult. he was sudden
Iy seized with the Apoplexy, in which
condition he languished until the 10th,
when surrounded by an afflicted family,
he yielded up his life apparently with
out struggle or pang.
His remains were inferred at Portland
on the Monday following, amidst nu,
mereus concourse Of friends The
brethren Of Ancient Land Mark Lodge
over whom he had recently presided,
attended, clothed in full mourning and
in an affectionate manner performed
their funeral rites.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-11
by tbc a9aiis.
NETWORK, DEC. %.

NETWORK, DEC. %.
Virginia PoHtica.-The Virginia pol
itics are the politics of Mr.. Jefferson /;
and the Richmond Enquirer has long
been considered as the organ of his
will. That paper Of Dec. 4th, COM
mences a defence Of the French block
aiding decree, by saying,
f" yfsit il az inttortaHt object 20 unite
tie nation against Great Britain, let US
examine the principle" &c.
Ifthe Virginian democrats calculate
on precipitating the northern states into
a war with Great britain, on any other
ground than that of the Chesapeake,
they reckon without their host. And
admitting the reports respecting Mr.
Rose and the object of his mission, to
be correct, if they calculate on precip-
itating US into a war ct all, the unsni-
nous voice Of an indignant people will
soon convince them and all other
French Tories, that they are most eyre
giously mistaken.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-11
Qn at.
To appropriate n,ony jor the providing q AZ
a,htitignai number Of Gun Boats.

To cPprqttiate nancy toy the providing q al
additional number Of Gun Boats.
Be Il enacted By tie Senate and House 2t Re-
Pesentatives IF the United Statesief .IHeyi-
ca, in Congress assembled, That the President
of the United States be, and 9 hereby IS
authorized and empowered to cause to be
built, or purchased, armed and equipped, a
number not exceeding one hundred and
eighty-e' ght gun-boats, for the better protec-
ton Of the ports and harbors Of he UnltcC
States, and for such other purposes as in his
opinion the rUbHc service may require.
SECT. 2 md be it farther enacted, That a
sum not exceeding ight hundred and fly
TWO thousand FIVE hundred dollars be, and
hereby is appropriated for this purpose, out
Of any monies in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
J B. VARNUM, Speaker
Of the H,uae Of Representatives
Go: CLINTON,
Tlce-Prpsident u me United States, daI
President q rhs Senate.
December -, 1s07.-ArpRovEp
tn: yEFFERsON-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-11

IfMr. ROSE is man of talents as
diplomist, and has ample powers, our
differences with England, We Should
imagine, would certainly be settled
But we do not see how we can settle
with England, without going to war
with France. The question then is,
whether our love or fear for the latter,
will induce us to yield our right, as an
independent nation, to negotiate with
whom we please
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-11

The Editor Of the Philadelphia True
American says, that from a ptrusal d
several letters from gentlemen of I'M
doubted information and veracitt, dated
at Washington the day the Embargo
vas signed, he feels fully authorized
10 state
That the measure Of an embargo was
recommended to Congress by the Pre-
sidcnt in confidential message accom-
panied by a communication Of Bona
.trtc's BIockadin5 Decree, and I'D ans
w3r from Rcgnier, the minister Of Jus
ice, to some questions respecting the
operation Of that Decree.
Not word is said 10 have been
communicated relative to Mr.. Arm
strong's adviCes TO the government
The measure was hurried through the
house with an unusual spirit Of eager.
ness and acrimonv, at the very mo-
ment when Mr.. Monroe was hourly
expected It's advocates represent it
as measure Of coercion against Great
Britain. Il was opposed by Messrs
Randolph, Dana, Livermore, Quincy,
Rowan, Goldsborough, Kelly and 9th
ers, on the ground that it was slavish
submission to tie mandates Of the
French Emperor.-It however passed,
50 10 A.
Mr.. Gallatin is said to have declared,
that in bis opinion, it is preparatory to
active war measures against England.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-11
-eTcfoe1oJ50oo @
CONSPLRACT IN SPAIN.

An alarming Confpiracy has been
detected in spain. Reports fate,
that comfortable number Of The
Spanfh Nobility, headed by the
Prince Of Aiturias, the Kings fon,
had pinned a Revolution, and had
nembed in arms many Of their fol-
lowers The fcheme was difcovered,
and many Of the leaders ieized and
imprifoned. French troops had been
ordered to Madrid.
The following is the only official
atticle we have feen refper ting this
confpiracy, ard We fhould iufer
from this document that there was no
longer any danger to be aPprehend-
ed from it
IMPORTANT STATE PAPER.
The~2oth Of this month, His Cath
Ole Majehy pafed TO the Council the
following Royal Decree:
GOD, who watches over and pro-
teCts his creatures, will not permit
the execution of atrocious deeds,
when the victims are innocent
Thus, therefore, has his Omnipo-
tence refcued me from the mott un-
heard of ca afrophc. My people,
my fcbject5, all have a due lenle Of
nay ch-iltianity and regular hapits-
all love me, and from all do receive
proofs Of vencratlon, fuCh as are due
to the rel2ect Of farhcr who tender
ly loves his children - thus did |
live, perluaded Of my lupreme happi-
ngls, when an unknown hand dl-
covered the mott enormous and I'M
natural plan, contrived i'll my own
pa,ace, and againf my perion. My
life, which has been f. often in dan
ger, had become burthen to my fuc-
ce15y who, prepchtfed. bind ard
devoid Of every principle Of religion
which my Paternal care and love had
imprefcd upon his mind. had con-
futted, and even admitted Plan to
dctMone nc. Il, myfe!f, enquired and
Investigated the veraCity Of this at
tempt, and JarfrjjSd him in my cam
atnrtnlent, IN fq9eDion Of tie CIPHER u
intelligence -vbicb he received tram the
raif5r5. called together my pref
dent and interim of the council, to-
gether with other minilers, to I'M
dertake the dilcovery All was done
in due form, and the refult was, that
| decreed the confinement Of (everal
criminals, and alto that Of ny (1n, to
his own apartment this was an adj
ditional grief to the many that already
inflicted me-truly as it is the mott
heinious, 70, likewile, is it the mott
necehary tc puni(h. And ordered
the publication of the facts. deinou
to di(clofe to my fubjcctS a pang,
which might be lefened by the proofs
of their loyalty have therefore
communicated it in order that it may
circulate in due form
Dated ii San LO,eaeo, tie 9CtJ o. 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-11
" Repent JTOn yopr qoeys, srdIsa,T TO fa no nor"

Repent Tan your 1Uey,, SrdLa, TO I'm no inOrs."
We have long been tbeo. izmg on
comparative modes of administering
our government. in defence OF the
fyfem of Warrington aud Adams,
and againft that Of Mr.. Jeferfon.
Experience now comes in with her
laundering voice, 70 demonltratively
on our fide Of tAe argument that diff
cuiion feem; to be now fuperhuous.
We trait that as profperi y made US
fools, adverGty. brought on by folly
will make US wile.-Rffrrt7ly.