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LAND
In he stare of oAiO-FOr SIZE.

THE subscriber wishes 70 SELL a valuable
TRACT OF LAND, in the state of Ohio,
containing 1000 acres. This tract is of excel
lent quality, the subscriber has understood from
most respectable information. 1t lies on Deer
geek, branch of the Sciota. about 10 mics
from Chilico,he, in well settled neighhorhood,
and is very convenient TO the trade Of the Ohio.
He will dispose of it For cash, short
credit, for notes negotiable At the Bank of Vir
ginia; or viii exchange 1t for property in the
city OF Richmond. An unquestion- BILE title, with
general warranty. will be made TO the purchaser
WIZ. MUHFoRD.
Richmond, Sent. %. 1907. If
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Advertisement.
WILL BE SOLD, on Friday the fourth day of
March next, for ready money. on the prenii-
ses, valuable
Tract Of I and

lying in TIE county of Halifax, on Stanton ri
yer, Conf aiming,
CEVEN hundred and wenty-fve acres, more
Beall, was sold by him TO William mosely, and
mortgaged 5y Mosey TO Robert ANDREWS and
John Price, trustees Of Beal, secure the paw
ment of the purchase money The indeRture of
mortgage, which WAS recorded in the general
court. bears date the 22d day of June 1875. At
the same TINE and place, such of the SLAVES
as are described in the said mortgage, and may
be produced by the said Mosey, will also be sold
for cash.-The sale is made by virtue Of deere.
of the superior cou,t of chancery, for the Rich.
mond district, pronounced in 4 suit therein de.
pending. IN W INCH the said Price, surviving trus.
tee is plaintiff, and the said Motsly is defendant.
and for the purpose Of raising the following Sums,
with interest, viz.-c los Is with interest at the
rate OF per cent. from the lst of January 1893
+ los 2 with ike interest from the lst day Of
January 1794-E l0I 10 with ike interest from
the LIST day of January I795-lc ~ II 6 with like
interest from the lss day OF January 1896 T. Sc
with like Interest," from the Ist day OF January
1857 & 81 II with like interest liom The i4,h
day of July 1902. and IS DOL ats S6 cents, the
costs of the suit.--The residue of the money de.
creed 20 be raised the plaintiff does not pretend
TO claim. as appears By IN endorsement made by
the cle,k OF the said CONT the order dssolvIna,
an injunction obtained by John &. Scout, to STAY
the sale of the said land, which enlargement is
copied from writing fled in the suit first above
mentioned, BY the PLAINTIFF agent and attorney.
The COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond, January II, 1903 (5w)
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WANTED,
Nv .dSSISTdNT Ar q'HE

IN ASSISTANT At TIE
RICHMOND FEMALE ACADEMY.
NIas BYRD is DESTROYS of getting Lady of
w good moral character and capable of teach
Iog English and Arithmetic, 10 assist her in
tuition, aad also in taking care OF the young
ladies' entrusted her superin,endance. To
such person she will give reasonable salary
besides her board. and lodging at the Academy,
including 6Te, candles and washing.
Richmond, January 9TH, 1903 If
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Valuable Lands.

TINE subscriber will Sell. on credit. or ex-
j change fer Property in Riohmond or its
neighborhood. the following LANDS, TO wit:
800 acres in the state Of Kentucky, bv survey
bearing da'e the 10Th day of Oaober 1897, lying
and being in the distria set apart for the officers
and soldiers of the Virginia state line, OF Little
Barren river.
Also, 1000 acres, in Kentucky. by survey
bearing date the 10th October 1897, likewise y-
ing IN the dis,ria SCI apart for the officers and
soldiers of the Virginia state line, on the north
side Of Little nver. branch Of Cumberland ri
ver and about two aud an half miles from the
mouth Of Little river
Also. $50 acres OF Land IN the county Of Ma-
son. state Of Virginia on Cd Town GEEK, about
8 miles from Mason courthouse
lndspulable titles will Le made TO the above
mentioned lands and plots Of each traa may be
seen on application 10 the Subscriber residing in
Richmond.
THOMAS BOHANNAN.
January 23d. 1903 tf
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For Rent.

TTHe House on the Main Street. next TO Messts
Ellis and Allan, and now occupied by Mrs.
Phepoe. Possession will be given on lac first
OF January next-app'y TO
JOSEPH CALICO.
Richmond, Dec 81, 1907. tf
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Drugs g. Medicines.

Daniel HIM. Sackriier s. Ca.
Have this day opened a general assortment Of
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
And great variety Of valuable PATENT Me-
DICfNES, which they axe determined to sell
on teas enable terms.
DANIEL WI S4CERfDER offers his ser.
vices TO the citizcns of itchmond AID It's vici-
niry as practitioner Of Phvsic. surgery, &c. &c.
lie has every reason io believe ISIS professional
services will be satisfactory to those who Will
honor BIN with their confidence.
Richmond, Iu'y lOsh, neatly opposite Doet
Fosshee's,
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ADVERTISE Me n I.
Nof1ce.

pY virtue of decree of The county court of A.
: ~ benarle, pronounced in the case of Mical ah
Chilss' executors, against Menan Mills, will be
sold, for cash, on the FIRST Monday ia February
next, on the premises, certain LOT, together
with the appurtenances thereto belonging, lying
in the town of Char otsesvile. and formerly the
property and residence of Micajah Chies, dec
which lot was conveyed 10 the executors of Mi.
eaiah Chiles by lac said Menan Mills. by deed
Of mortgage to secure the payment of debt
therein mentioned
Alao. will be sold for cash, by virtue of the
decree aforesaid, on the next day, being the Cd
dav of February, on the premises, certain
TRACT or LAND, containing FIVE hundred &
sixty seven acres more Of less. lying in the
county or hlbe'narle, about ten miles above the
tom of Charlottesville, which land as con
veyed 10 the executors Of Micajah ChiIes. dec
by the said Mcnan Mills, by deed Of mortgase
&c afnreAaih.
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Thomas Read, elk.

Charlotte COu71, Jan. 4, 1905.
John Haskins and Nathaniel Terry. T..
against
Jesse Hord < John Hord, defts eSV
TIE defendant Jesse Hold not having enter.
ed his appearance according to the act Of
assembly, and the rules of this court, and it ap
pearing TO the satisfaction of the court that he
is no, an inhabitant of this state on the motion
of the plaintiff by his attorney. II is ordered, that
he appear heIe on, the FIRST day of April court
next and enter his appearance and give security
for performing the decree Of the court, and that
copy of this order be inserted in one of the
newspapers published ia Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the from, door
of the courthouse of the said county.
a Copy-Teste,
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NOTE.

NOTE.
Propretors Of 1000 dol
lars nominal six per
cent. stock, subscr.b
ed before the lst Oc-
to5er, 1867, will be
entitled to receive, 649 81 of new six.
of subscribed between
the 1st October, and
31st Dec. 1907, 644 81
IF subscribed between
the 1st January and
18th March, 1908, GIG Oh
Proprietors of 1000 dol
lars nominal defer
red, subscribed be-
fore the LIST October,
1907, will be entitled
to receive, 055 7S
If subscribed between
the LIST October, and
31st Dec. 1907, $50 81
If subscribed between
the 1st January, and
18th March, 1903, 831 42
Being the unredeemed amount of the cid
stock on the 1st July, and October, 1907,
and 1st January. 1908, respectively.
Proprietors OF 1000 dollars three per cent.
stock will be entitled to receive $50 dol
lars OF new six.
w9m ]. p. Conl'r. Loans.
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Thomas Read, elk.

VIRGINIA:
At Court bed for HaEfa,s county, t6e 2stb day
~ December, 1907
Clement Jameson, plaintiff. , In
ISaiaH I Chane-
Jesse Crenshaw z Peter Clark, def'ts eyy.
TIE defendant crenshaw, not having entered
his appearance and given security according
to the act of assembly and the rules of this court,
and it appearing to the sa sfaaion of the court
that he is not -. inhabtant of this state; On
the motion ofthe plaintiff by his counsel. Ii is
ordered, that the said defendant Crenshaw do
appear here. on the fourth Monday IN March
next and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
the defendant Clark do not pay away, sscrete
or otherwise dispose of any monies, goods or
eHeds which he may have in his hands belong-
ing 10 the defendant Crenshaw, so far as res
peas the sum of fifty dollars until the farther
order Of this COURT that E copy Of this order be
for,hw inserted in some one of the newspa-
pets published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
Of the courihJuse OF this county.
A ccpy--Teste.
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4st IK6ishcd and Tor sac ut Ehi6 Office,
MEMOIRS
WILLIAM SAMPSON.

Including particulars Of his adventures in various
parts Of Europe his confinement in the dunt
geons Of the lnquisiion IN Lisbon, &c. &c.
SEYERAL 0RfGINAL LkqTERS,
Being his correspondence with the ministers Of
state in Crea, Britain and Portugal.
Il short sketch o(thc HISToRT ofTRELAND,
Particularly as II respects the spr Of British Do
mination in thar country and few observat-
rms on the state Of manners, &c in q RIGA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-29

Not two blanks 70 prize, and the lowest prize
twelve dollars The scheme contains only 1880
tickets, 10000 of which are Actually sold to 4
company of gentlemen in New Y=rk, 10 whom
the managers have obligated themselves TO come
meuce the drawing in the city of Baltimore.
On 2linsdy fbe 5lst day of December next,
And TO dyaw 500 tickets per day.
TTCKE7S g SRARES
Arc now selling IN a variety of numbers and very
rapidly 1T Ten and half dollars each for
~ short tir,e, at
G.. & r. WAITE's
Truly fortunate LotIery Office. corner of Marx.
ct and Charles Street, Baltimore.
- The grahdam of the Scheme ef the above
Lottery, together with assurance from the
managers that it will positively commence draw
ing on the 5lst day OF December next, have
been sufficient inducsnlent for the subscribers
TO come TO the city of Baltimore FOR the express
purpose calculating rhe sale of ,he ti;ket5.
G. e X WAITE
81, One of the above firm will personally
attend the drawing daily, TO take down The mum.
bers correctly. as will also one OF theirclerks.
The next New.Yorb LOTTERY will not com,
mence drawing Till April next --Ticke,s of
which Lottery may be had II Waite's Offices,
Maiden Lane, New York.
n. B. Distant advcn,urers, accompanying
their orders with Bank Notes of any description
10 either of YATES Offices in Baltimore or
New YogS. may have tickets and shares for.
waIded to any amount with The utmost pundu-
ality, and the earliest advice sent them Of ,hcir
uccess All prizes sold by @ & 4 Waite will
paid by them.--A list of all prizes drawn ill
be sent to the printer of this paper, tor the in
spe6tion Of adventuTers.
Oacbtr 14th. 1907 ism
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PURSUANT to deed Of trust
a executed TO the subscribers by John c.
Miller, for the purpose of securing tine payment
of sundry debts therein mentioned; will be sold
upon the FIRST Monday in January, 1908, for
cash upon the premises. TRACT OF LAND,
mentioned in said deed, lying upon the waters
of Looketts and Harris creek, in the county OF
Prince Edward. and supposed 10 contain be-
tween six and seven hundred acres. We shall
make such title as is transferred to us by said
Miller. saving all former noumberanoes The
Improvements upon this land are such as are
usual upon snug plantations in this part Of the
Country, but better fenced than usual.
CHARLES WOODSON,
JAMES MADISON, "NSSS'
Prince Edward, 10 Oct 1907. lew
~ The above sale is postpone .il Wednes-
day the 30;h of March nex,.--January rs
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Mahogany Furniture,

Mattresses of all kinds and sizes. Paper Hang.
ings, Window Blinds, Fringes. Tasseis, Cords.
&c. &I. w. HAIGHT.
Richmond, Jan. 1, 1908.
N. B. Those who feel inclined TO purchase,
will apply opposite the City Tavern. on the
Main Street. W. III.
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Lunenburg October Court, 1907.

Lunenbur9 OctOtcr Court, 1907.
James Smith {; Peasan, Moon. me,clian,s0 -
AMI partners, aang undsr the 6rm and :
title of Smith e. Moon, eompiainants.
Aya,ast
George Locke and William Locke, execu- <
tors of the .:,st will ard testamen, of John :
Locke, deceased and Thsmas Locke, ). +
defendants. ::
CsN the motion Of the companants by their
~ counsel. and i, appearing 10 the satisfaction
OF the count that the defendant Thomas Locke
is not an inhab S1t OF this commonwealth,
II rs therefore deere aud ordered, that unless he
appear here on or before ;he FIRST day OF janu-
AIRY court next, and answer the bill of the COM
plainants, that the same will te taken Tor COM
iessed, and the matter thereof decreed accord.
ingly and thata copy OF This order be inserted
in one OF the newspapers published in the town
Ot Petersburg for TWO months auccessiveiy, and
posted At the front door of the courthouse of
this county and that the defendants George
Lrcke and William Locke, executors of the last
will and testament OF John Locke. deceased, be
restrained and e"yoined from paving, conveying
away or secretins amy goods, ehauels. money,
legacies or requests, which are now belonging
or due, or which may hereafter belong TO or be-
come due TO the said defendant Thomas Locke,
until the further order of this court.
A copy, Teste,
WIMLIAN II. TAYLOR. D. c
Charlotte Court, Dec. g, 1907.
r'''. ss.' sss''','' plaintiff c.s an
Archibald Fowlks & Traverse Brooks. go
dele siants.
THE defendant Fowlks not having entered his
appearance according TO the act of assembly
and tie rules Of this court, and i appearing 20
the satisfaction Of the that he is not in.
habi'ant OF this state, the motion OF the
plaintiff b. his attorney, IL rs o,de' ed that lie
appear here on the first day of M rch court
next md enter his appearance and give security
for performing the decree ofthe court, aad tina;
= copy OF this order be inserted in one Of The
newspapers printed in Richmond, Tor two
months SUCCESSFULLY ard posted at the front door
! OF che cour;hodSe Of the said county.
Copy-Teste,
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WAS Committed 70 the jail Of Surry county,
w the 25th day Of October last, as RUN.
Always. the following NECROES; Pleasant
a Negro Woman and her four children, Billy,
Caty, Joe, and Jaaus Pleasant says she former,
~ belonged 70 a major Clakcs Of the Eastern
Shore, ViTgiRa, and was sold under execution
by lle sheriff. and was bought BY Mr.. Rose who
brought her TO Petersburg, and sold her to Mr.
Henry Daniel. The owner rs requested TO come
forward, prove his properly, pay charges. and
tale them away, otherwisei hey will be dealt with
as the law dhec-s.
Benz. E. Browne, Sheriff.
Ian. 16, 1893. 2w
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rTNHE subscfiber respectfully taxes this me.
Il thod of informing the public generally, and
especially that portion OF northern and southern
patronage which has so successfully crowned his
exertions for the last year, that ne Continues in
the occupancy Of that well known stand, the
WHITE CHIMES, the present year, and
assures all those who may favor him with their
custom. that the accommodations, and his efforts
to please, will be more expanded and more CON
plete than they nave heretofore been, the houses
having undergone general repair, which rem
deTs them more coumodious.
Jeremiah Rawlins.
White Chimnies, Carolinc ,
county, Jan 10 1903 (sW)
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100 DoUars Reward.

Z DUN AWAY about The FIRST inst from the
IN. service of MIR. William Rawleigh, 10
whom he was hired.) BLACK MAN, nam
ed JACKSON, House Carpenter by profess
sion, of thin consumptive appearance, about 40
years of age. Eve feet eight or ninernches hieh
from circumstances attending his eloFemens. i,
Is believed. he in,ends making his way to one
of the Easera States, aud has been provided
With false papers of fTeedom.--If taken within
the STATE. and delivered TO me here, or secured,
that get him, will give Fifty Dollars or If
taken out Of the State, One Hundred Dollars.
Robert Gamble, Jr.
Richmond. Dec 24ih. 1907 If
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NOTICE

THE Subscriber purposes leaving this City
l. in the course of few days, has deterruin.
ed to dispose of the whole or any part of his
STOCK, now remaining on hand, at very re-
,fuced p,ice--which consist of a Large and SUI
peib Assortment of
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Land for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD. at Louisa courthouse. On
w Monday the 9Th day of February next, be.
ing Louisa court day, TO the highest Bidder, for
ready money. tra9 of LAND, lying in the laid
county OF Louisa, on the waters of Deep creek.
adjoining the lands of Col. Thomas Meriwethcr.
(now Harwood Goodwin and Lauaceiott Minorl
and others, containing four hundred acres, be
ne same more or less whereon Col lanes Me-
riwether, dee lived the time Of his dea,h.
This land will be sod by virtue adced Of truct
executed to the Subscriber, by the said lanes Me.
Ti"ether. dec. bearing date the SSH day of a.
pril, 1877, and admitted 10 record in the county
court ot Louisa, 20 secure the payment of sum
of money thefein specified, due 10 John Pon.
dexter. and The expenses of recording and carry
ing said deed into elect A deed will be made
10 the purchaser conveying the title which The
subscriber holds under said deed. which j. be.
lieved to beindsputabe.
Da1'd Bullock.
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THE subscriber wishes TO SELL the LAND
on which he resides, known to his friends
by the name of
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Land for Sale

Richmond. SEM. "a. 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-03
o r IGIWAL POE TRT.

Inc writer, on late Journey, had Sc
veral times subjected himself to the a.
nlmadversions of others, by course of
sonduct which, from its singularlty, he
was aware, was liable to much miscon-
struction. In his own justification, and
An defence of those little coaytesies of
life, which are limited at in this piece.
and which, by the by, in some places
seem to be almost exploded from soci-
city, he offers the following
APOLOGY FOR CERTAIN EccENTR1-
CITIES.
addressed, to M. r. W. and E. c.
AN L too squeamish /? Let me say
One word or two in my behalf;
Either TO wipe the charge away,
Or turn the thing into laugh.
One that knozvs hozV to loUe himself,
With love OF the superior kind,
Hates above all his lands and pelf,
HIS INDEPENDENCY OF MIND.
his is that cloak for every storm,
by W1sdom's children always worn,
Which keeps them SHELTERED, snug and
warm,
Unless Gas sometimes) it be torn.
Now to apply. The man who wears
This almost out-of-iashion cloak,
Bears life's vexations, as he bears
A common or good-humour'd Joke.
RELIGIoN and PoLITENEss* go,
As far, at least, as this extends, Gshow)
(Which L from various proofs might
Both hand in hand, like cordial friends.
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For sELF-PossEssIoN is the root,
Or brin,um mobile of both
And sELF-ENJoYMENr is the fruit
OF grated, not spontaneous, growth.
Now put the case. Some churl like Seth.
whose heart was never known to feel,
And with an aspect cold as death,
Invites us in to take meal.
Can l partake ? And if I could
Where were my independence p
WHY, rather, should L eat of food
80 grudg'd as not to nourish me /?
Again. If one, with greedy eyes,
Devouring every dish that comes,
Helps first himself, and, clown-l like, tries
Inc freshest morsel with his thumbs
Or, If joint tenant of my bed,
tie, hog-like, manages to roll,
And so contrives his limbs to spread.
AS to monopolize the whole -
Shall |, who see his Selhshness,
Attempt to baulk his rude design :
NO retire 1T costs me less:
lie acts his part, and | act mine.
This is, in fact, barter made
Between my love of Self and his
ne gains supper and a bed,
And grunts In swinish ecstacies:
/ get, Perchance, midnight stroll,
go Priz'd by mcditative me y
Enjoy the freedom of my soul,
And keep my Sensibility.
Now he who shuns these british Jokes,
Or with courteous spirit bears,
n pleasure feels, which churHSh f0MS
Gan never witness to be theirs.
let Sell, perhaps, in both presides,
AS TASTE is more or less refin'd
ne one Tor Sense coarse food provides,
The other caters for the mind.
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I" ~ b9Hteness Is men,n 49, M.hnuit,A

clViAty, or .good freezing, 1ohIch fo7oS
''1f9 out10ard department fr0m ! majesty
and diSinterested7eSS Seafed inthe heart.
In this sense gf'the 7V0yd, the gboStLe Paul
7OaS polite man.-Bet1Uen this and
he common bohteneSS Of the zU0rH,
7ohich IS made up ?f certofn .f0rmaiitics
a1f grimaces, or local bec,Farities, there
IS the same difference as 6f7oeen the true
Aes' at lar, an" q nullius illus, ar sen .f
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-03
(No. 49,

But, since all minds that grow in grace.
New sensibilities attain;
Unless ones knouvlede'e should keep pace.
All toll for sanctity were vain.
Let me explain. The FEELING heart.
Which daily incidents may thwart,
EfyoyS the PRIVILEGE to smart,
But not to censure, nor retort.
cit bleeds, perhaps, and must it bleed
Without one sighS one murmur!" Yes;
For knowledge prompts to take no heed.
But quietly to acquiesce.
MAN ACTS FROM KNOWLEDGE. He, alone.
Is wise, who never gives offence;
And though his heart, to feeling prone,
VIII throb with pain, it ne'er resents.
Not so the fool, whose nerves, like steel,
Emit hissfpry, in crack
For 'tis9s privilege to feel
NoughtTsave the rod upon his back.
This, then, is that Philosophy,
| Which knocks down Stoicism at once:
1t edges Sensibility;
" --NA"S OtOASiohh AiiOIClJ OfUHLS'
The REcLUsE,
Mtw-Garden, COhio.)
-%~s~.~>.<~<-t G.. .o-,~,-,-,~,-,-,.,,-
Characteristic Sketches ofGermans, SIC.
From the French.
''M rekgion-The German is unbe-
lieving; the Englishman devout; the
Frenchman Jealous; the Italian very
ceremonious the Spaniard bigot.
SIN love-The German does not I'M
derstand it; the Englishman loves lit
tie here and there; the Frenchman eve-
ry where; the Italian knows how one
ought to love the Spaniard loves truly.
"In keeping his 7Oord-The German
is faithful; the Englishman safe the
Frenchmau giddy; the Italian cummings.
the Spaniard a cheat.
"Ln mar7erS--The German is clown
ish the Englishman barbarous the
Frenchman easy; the Italian polite the
Spaniard proud.
SIN keeping a Secret-The German for
gets what he has been told the English
man conceals what he should elivulge,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-03

n06ody.-A is high time far the zvoyld to
become acquainted NTH this distinction.
an order 10 brevent the children ofLibey-
t'Hisni and Pr9fiSacy.Jrom monoboHzmg
a claim to virtue, Which they haze u
S~'Ped without any Just PretenSisns.