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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08
PURSUANT to a decree of the
i Court Of Berkeley Countv ,hs

PURSUANT to a decree of the
1 Court Of Berkeley County, the
Commissioners therein named will pro-
seed to sell, for ready money, on Mon.
day the 10th day 81 May next, on the
premises, a certain Trscsaof LAND,
belonging to the heirs of James Wight,
deceased, tor the purpose OF securing 4
debt due by said James Wight. to To-
sefh Foreman - / hia Land is situated
on the river Potomack At the mouth Of
Back Greek, and contains l72 acres.
asout 20 OF which is COED bottom, a
quantity OF meadow land, about ono half
VI the whole tract cleared, and the ba-
lance well timbersd, has on It an excel.
letis apple orchard, some peach and cher
ry trees, = good spring.. and the place
well watered-1he buildings are out Of.
repair. -
GEORGE PORTERFIELD.
i WILLIAM PENDLETON.
THOMAS SHEAkER,
Commissioner rs.
April I, 1908.
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Some applications have been made TO govern,
5ment to repeal tho blockade orders IN council,
but no change is expected to take place but
through the negotiation with America. Il
would now seem as il the hostile powers mean
to relax in their restrictions. Several vessels
which were warned in here, and afterwards
proceeded to Holland, have been received
there. Letters of the First Of March, from
Rotterdam, give encouragement to expect
that little difficulty in future attends vessels
arriving there if certain precautions are taken,
even although they may have touched at an
English port. But this is so oiffcrent from
the intelligence of ten days before, that II will
require some time to Judge fully OF it.
Ashes.-No arrival of ashes has taken place
since our last of 2,l February.--Pots are scarce
and saleable at our quotations. Pearls, altho'
in moderate quantity, still form fair supply,
and our glass manufacturers being affected,
by your non-importation law, the demand is
little felt at present. But in the event of the
embargo with you continuing SIX months
longer, it seems probable that pearls would
lie more scarce than pots, as we shall begin
TO receive supplies of ashes from Canada IN
July, and which viii be principally pets.
COTTON.
Our imports Of Cotton was in
Bags
I.,a.,- Ioyi7 C,o,>, OSOH
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~ :, . = Z "a 4
g The Proprietor OF :,
alexandria Daily ddverfaser, Will
difpose Of the Establishmen on
moderate terms there are now
nearly SIX hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING To a.
Ferion of induitry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper.
this would be a desirable Sltua-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, il will therefore be
sold a great Bargainif appllcatl-
on be made foon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-10

..a;,.of our kirgdsm. After
t.f:s' 2 ':eo Of The 1o,h Of February, BY
d.cl'.sa, S he emperor Alexaodsr, shs
q SsJSs ICONS on The 22d OF the same
Ss' = s,aIcrsd FiO!and, made themselves : eve.
pS'A ss g he city OF Louisa. aud have
sp's'' :. with but little resistance, ad,
$500 NV sdyicss, they we're IN the vicinity
% - how far cur troops proceeding
aso J,nlsnd have advanced IS not
SfSrs' The Information of these events.
ioasD. -, court did DO. look tor so soon,
sSln .se great Impression, and has caus.
M n' t;nS himself 10 aaops measures
~ Goa neither better oar Cause nor a.
'llen o.r circumstances. He has csns
s'l, = Russian easoy. Mr. Alopcus, jon.
q ~ ~ ,rres,ed by an adjutans, and the ar
. . . q the legation 10 be sealed. The
Or, ,oyoy, together with his suite, IS
gu III M 10 his hotel, uuder guard. and
p s,r.oo has access TO him bns his ply
y '';so. ALI foreign ambassadors a; our
-, even those from England. DOT ex,
,a.a have made frai.less circumstances
ps ,ns, this defamation of national rights,
.,,b IS the more reproachablc, should il
!, ,,o. as report says, that courier sent
s,n Petersburg 20 Mr.. Aiopcus had been
a"s a, Abo, aca bad been robbed OF
Is dispatches.
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MI lCE.
n T A MEETING of the Roard Of

y I A MEEII ~ q OF the E0df6 ~
4 u Directors ofthe Mutual Assurance Soe
ciety against Fire on buildings IN the state OF
Virginia, held at the Capitol, on the list CT
Feb. 1903.
Resolved, That for the greater conveIlercc
of the citizens, the following buildings which
have heretofos. been only insprable III the
Office OF this society by specia! co'Hr:ct, WIZ
the directors may h.reatter be Insured on the
following terlss, without such special contr.ct
To- wit
All tobacco houses, or houses IN w..,isia to"
bacco is usually deposited or cured by planters
on their farms all houses in which tobacco
is kept IN lcose state, in whief it is cured
or manufactured, sor chewing, smcakin8 Of
snuffiing, and al tobaceo stemrerles.
If built Of brick CT SONS and CO.
yered with tile slate CT metal,
at P. cent.
II bdilt Of brick or stone and CO.
yercd with wood 6 p. cent.
Il one story Of stohe or brick, or
two brick or stone gable ends
and the upper stoly or stories
of wood and covered with wood 8. p. cent?
IF built of wood anti covered with
wood 10 p. cert
All hepsss containing or in which are &C.
nerally deposited, fax, hemp, grain, IN the
straw, or straw Of any kind, hay or iodaef
which shall hereafter be insured shall pay the
following premiums.
If built Of brick or stone end CO.
vered with tile slate or metal S p. cent.
ifbuilt Of brick or stone and CO.
yered with wood A p. cent
If ore story of stone or brick or
two brick Or stone gable ends,
and the upper story or stories
of wood and covered with wood S p. cent.
IF built Of wood and covered with
wood s p. cent.
All vhish buildings shall be subject to the
same additional premiums, for contiguity al
other houses are subject TO.
Il True Ertract. from the Journal,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-10

majority Last year our majority in this
county was 500.
{" 0tsego, one ofthe most republican coun-
ties in the state, has given majority OF 200
for the Federal candidates, for the Assembly !
Last year Otscgo gave republican majority
of between and 8oo--H Heretofore this coun-
ty was deemed as safe as Suffolk. Where viii
the mania stop What an inauspieious reyo-
ii,ltioa. How Notifying to our principles and
our pridc!''
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FOR SALE,

A likely NEGRO MAN, about s. years
of age, who has been employed part of his
life as q house servant, and part thereof as q
gardner and plantation laborer He will be
sold for cash or on a short credit.
Enquire Of The Printer.
May Z. cost
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SrocyHoLN. Marct s.

Aasiees from Fiulaad become moss d
l,n,rg evei nomsns IL IS said thar at
4. approach Of he Russians, the divi.
,ioo Of cus ScheeTen feet, oai ready ter
a. laying at Abo, was sea on fire.
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HELsINsBUsG, MQycA ;2

HELsINSBUsG, Mdych z.
The rapid aosaocss OF The Russians IA
rolane are coo6Ymcd, AL, INLAND il 10
tsr pcwer, and they are even 20 posses
son Of the provincial cepi,ai Relsingsars,
soolaloing 3occ inhabitants, vaich is sorN,
ed bytgo cifadets.
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NC A-4cSiS'Uf!t w t<'1S NlittSd otetCo - 81
Washington on Friday, on a short visit to
Monticello. ~
Er:ract ia ,s..3er .ffron merchant IN I'M
ssrd4aa, % us correspondent IN a. YORK,
datcd ilgreh An,
As respects political Information / can
tay inform you that it seems to be the deter
nination OF Bonaparts that AL the world shall
katwar, and that he. viii carry it on to the
very hast extremity, more especially
With England lis greatest rival. Il will serve
asaspccimen Of his very hostile measures,
bohSerye to you that three days since cartel
arrived here with prisoners from England,
rAish vas Immediately ordered out again,
Without haying had the least communication
via the shore, Not even a fishing boat is
stONed 10 pass tie fort without guard on
board, SO f2ariu,src they Of any colnnunica-
roa With G. Britain. The emperor has order
eanew levy OF 90 600 recruits exclusive
awsica his army is comp,tted at 100000.
Al embargo took place here on the 25th
ujauuary, Tor what purpose is at present un-
Known. Tie American csnsul has petitioned
10y one of the ships to depart for the U. S.
With all the unfortunate American seanen.-
ms request has been granted; and it is by
cis conveyance Inosy address you.'
It's singular circumstance, that the pre-
vent positions of the British troops in Sicily
ave precisely the same which Pompy occupi-
81 tllri1p the civil; VIZ RS of the second triu!n-
mate. So long as Poapy maintained the
sommand of the sea, Sicily, which he had
sszet, was safe from the power Of Octavius,
sa when his fleet was beaten, the local adj
q ,sRases OF tic country would have enabled
ann to have starved his enemies, had not a
tsSAflny among istroops delivered the island
~ their hands.
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PPIYa7,E CORRESPONDENCE
OF THE REGISTER.
LIVERPOOL, Na,

we remain without any intelligence from
he middle or the northern States, since the
iath January. Business is dull in the uncer-
,;ntv of the issue to the negotiation with
,merica but the prices of American produce
are maintained, as stocks are moderate. -
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CopENHAGEN. Narch 8.

The Swedish mail, already due ar Eitl.
,.rr on .be 6,h ios'. 10 still waiting We
(, no. know whether this is 10 be consider
,as i rupture b-;wsea the Two kingdoms.
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!. HEAa WHAT CHERraAM SAYS.

~, HEAS WHAT CHEETHAM SAYS.
a.. sss ionr following paragraphs are copied
s 3 me Citizen ofyesterday:
~. IN disposed to cherish a hepe OF some
80 favorable to rcpubhcanism from the
rrsSefa district, bit cannot, The Anti
''algo current is iresistable.--This state
~ M ~ frobabiily gonc.--My alarms are for
- rrr@d-ney--If New-Jersey, Pennylva-
an an and Maryland follow the scandalous ex-
pe OF this state, who can say, extraorelna
,ss a'n astonishing as it may seem, that Gu
~ resident will not be a FEDERALIsT
y. naeaAIs--Last evening, and since wrltin
Il. Suove, the northern mail arrived aod bro,
!, iollo~ing unpleasant information.
s.,,. Washington County has given the Re-
s~'San Candidates forthe Assembly, small
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-10
~ I A MEETING of the Board ef


~ I A MEETING of the Board ef
4 a Directors of the Mutual Assurance SIS.
ciety against Fire on buildings of the state OF
Virginia, held at the general Office oA the lsth
of March 1908
WHEREAS, is represented to the board
Of Directors, that many persons who have
heretofore been members Of the Mutual As
surance Society against Fire en- Buildings Of
the state Of Virginia, who have ever been at
tached to the principles on which it is founded
but for causes now no longer existing, had
Withdrawn from the same, are now DESTROYS OK
again becoming members thereof
Resolved, That all such persons still holding
buildings which they have heretofore insured
in this Institution, or the assignees and trans,
ferees of such insurance, shall be permitted.
and they are hereby authorised to constitute
Themselves members thereof, upon the follow
ing terms, to Wit.
That, they shall first pay into the hands OF
the cashier general, all such quotas and pre-
miuIns with interest and costs, if any have
accrued, DIS they had not paid at the date Of
their withdrawal; but which they would havs
been liable to have paid, had they not with
drawn; and secondly, that they should pro.
coed to revaIue their property Instantly. Cause
declaration Generalization to be made ont and
returned to TIE general Office Of insurance.
and pay the additional premium which mar
be due, if any; upon compliance with Mcsc
conditions, such persons shall be entitled to a
new policy, aad shabI be as completely insured
as if they had not Withdrawn, or as ifthey had
become members by obtaining nev ieclsra.
ton, and entering as new members thereby. +
4 True Ertract from, the Josrnal
Test.
Lewis NJ. Riyilain.
OK. b. q.
May 10. lavaw.
TO hire Negro Woman, who
is good house servant, and can be well rse
commended.
Abby to The Printer.
Maya. sss
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a.csanns:a asallp 1coscttSec.
TUESDAY, May 10.

The President of the United States left.
Washington on Friday, on short visit to
Monticello. ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-01

q ErICk House Tor Sale or NtUt,
THE BricktHeuse occupied By Mrs NJ
ehoHs, on the north side OF Prince
street, between Fairfax and Watersheds, Is
offered fer sale on a liberal credit. For parti.
cu1ars4a apply to
John c. Vowel.
Januarvsl2. sM
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Januaryzl7.o
TO RENT.

Ind smmediatc POSSESSION gsUen5
NEAR TINE EXTREMITY OF The PAVEMENT
On Prince ,Street
TWO-STORYBR BRICK HOUSE, with
IN an elegant gareles and all necessary
buildings .:,creto, complete. The premises
occupy one half acre of ground, on one OF the
best situations and best constructions, equ,ll2d
by few, TIFF ANY, exceeded by none in Alexans
4dfia Of its size; it has also pump of OK ell
lent water, approved of by the best Judges,
besides well in the garden for its exclusive
use, and is every way calculated toaccommo-
date a genteel family, from such moderate
rent will bektaken.
Now building and will be ready
to RENT about the first Of Augus., FOUR
HOUSES, on Washington-sreet, the stu
ations are good, andthe buildings vii, be ve,,
ry convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, orpnblic business-,and House or
two, near Messrs. 51arsteHer and Konns's
wharf.
For terms applyto,
Robert Bgoekst.
June I saw
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PROFILES.

-FOUR FOR .IWEN1Y-FIVEI ET1'S.
TOHN MsCONNACHO, has taken a room
j next door to the old bank, where this truly
ingenious machine is in operations
John MsConnacho prssumes to hope ierthe
patronage of the ladies and gentlemen OF Alex
andria, as it has been his study, for these three
years, INN. York, Baltimore, Norfolk, Rlch,
mond, Newbern, NC. Charlcston,- Sc. and
other small towns.
Al Pro6les will be stamped ".John cohna-
cho's hatent.' The style of cutting and PEN
Cling the hair can be seen at the rSom. Those
ladies and gentlemen who would wish TO have
their Pro6les retakcn, can have them, or their
money returned, provided they return
the FIRST set.
Profles will be neatly framed at the room
June 20 eoot.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-01
18th June, 1909.
ORPH ANS. COURT,
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.
Thissis to give Notice.

That the subscriber, of Alexandria connty,1
In the district of .Columbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county let-
tiers of administration on the personal estate.
of James CaroHn, late of the county afcrcsaip
deceased all persons having claims against
tie said. deceased, are hereby warned to ex-
hibit them, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the 2d,dav of De-
cemoer next, or they may by law be exclud
cd from all benefit to said estate-and thoss
indebted thereto are required to make imrne
date payment.
Given under my hand this 27dday Of June,
1908.
Hugh Carolin, Adm'r.
of James Carolin.
June 90. 1aw4w
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The subscriber VIII Sell.


On a credit of g 10 and 8
months, either of the HOUSES occu-
pied by Messrs. Gray, and Shrcye, on King
street; or the HOUSES on the same street
occupied by Messrs Sloan, and Nelson; Sc
v5ra! vacant LOTS on Washington, near King
street; any part of his vacant GROUND OIL
th. Maih the Potomac, or Hunting creek !;
and several valuable ANNUAL. GROUNDa
RENTS.
He will also dispose of valuable
,GRIST MILL on Goose. Greek, near the
turnpike road from Leessmrgh,t to Alexandria,
with about 500 acres of andadioining, great
part of which is we'll covered With timber
Apply to JOHN TUCKER, Alexaniria, or
or the subscriber, near ,Leesburgh, Loadoun
county.
s. S. COOKE.
! ARrillz. law
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TO RENT.
June l..

THE STORE at the corner of Prince and
Union-streets, now In the occupation,of Ben
janin Sdreve, Jun. For terms apply to
John Janney..
me, Ia. -eaM6v..
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JAMES BACON.

AMEo BfSOIS,
.Etlis GROCERY SroEE, on HIng s:valf, Ia.
addition TO his former stoe., d1rd
q freh Supply Of Geauine Articlesis
the Grocery Line
+ Which makes his assortment complfs
lie aow offers for. sale, on Ills 1suat tegIt,o,
Mufcovado Sugars, ofyarioul o.,
slities, ~
Loaf and Lump ditto, ..s9,
Gunpowder, wv
Imperial, IkAS
Hyson, particularly seka
Young fIyson, ed for
Souchong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of a superior quality
Madeira,i
Busellos, |
Sherry,
Lisbon, = " " & s.
TeAcriffe,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
. Lognac and Bourdcaux Brandy,
Ola Jamaica 4SPlIIt, iorlaihuy use,
Antigua, St. Croix, St. Vincents, ard New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stonghton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia, pmeute
Cayenns and black pepper, race and grolDj
Ginger, basket salt for table use, dcarl bsfty
rice, starch, zig blue, soap, mould, dip sas
spermeceti candles, refined salt-p etrc. Aotaat
indigo, alum, coppesas, madden, brimstcn,
spinning cotton, patent SHOT all sizes, best ea
gEsh and country made gunpowler, ssgas
sa.nd smoaking tobacco, very ocst chewing
bacco.
Hamilton and Leipcr's snuff, Ifunter'sfa
in .oxes.
Londoh raHstard, warranted Of a supra
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping papa
demjohu's, SC. sc. with generally csera
tielc 10 his, Mas--tke whole OF whicn have bea
collected with care, and will be disposed OF co
the very lowest terms
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For SALE,

FOR SALE, 81
"a likely young NEGRO Afs1sT--he is-a &c
customed 10 farming work iandsis q solsraols
good coarse shoemaker
Ap9!y to TIE Printer
I,lpe a. CS
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MILL BE FUBLISh Ed
~ A rAMpHLKr AZ TINS oFFIcxlIS a
Shout TINE,
AN ADDRESS

PRoPLE or re q. S7aTES,
ON THE IMPORTANCE OF ENCOURAGING
AGRICULTURE 81 DOMESTIC MANU-
FAC7URES:
Tending to shew that by due encourages
Jnent of these essential interests, the ma
ZION will be rendered more rcspec-
table abroad and more prosper
GUS at home.
TOGETHER WITH AN ACCOUNT OF
TIE improvements IN Steep at Ar-s
lsngton,
The native Sheep of Smiths Island, and the
plans proposed of extending this valuable
race OF animals, for the benefit OF the
country at large
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By GEORGE w. p. GUSTS Ess.e
" .4rAngson Hoase, in the Dissr4ct Of Co
kunl6ia.

ATa time when the energies of the ma
ton seem awakened 10 the state of our To-
reign and domestic concerns, We conceive
that the important interests of Agriculture
and Manufactures should meet with consi-
derable share of the public discussion. Ger
tain it is, that at no period OF eur political
history could these national subjects excite
more interest or be more properly urged to
the notice of the pnblia mind. The unsettled
and impending appearance OF our foresgn-ai-
fairs, and the present disturbed state OF the
European world, renders it doubly necessary
for the citizens of America to cherish and
promotes their domestic policy. whereby they
NAV derive those resources which are now
obtained from abroad and create wealth and
industry within themselves. Too long have
these important and patriotic interests been
neglected The nation now feels their want,
and we trust will duly provide for their sup
port. Government, hitherto engaged in other
concerns, will now cherish those domestic
institutions, which will preserve the nations
dignity and promote the peoples welfare.
OF the merits of the little work we are
about to issue to the public, it is not our pro-
vince to decide, but Of the advantages TO be
derived from It's ~ ic3 We NOuid eDCS5 ic0fC "
say every thing which a disinterestcd exertion
in the cause of Domestic Manufacture justly
demands-And as the profits Of this work,
after the expenccs of publication are paid,
will be solely devoted to the purposes OF the
Arlington Institutions, we may hope and con-
6dently expect "a liberal patronage from a
discerning and patriotic community.
EDITOR. e
H. Prinfe~s IN the u. States sts!1 Please %.
gipe shia advertisement an insertion IN their
reshecaoe tahers, and saeh as demand u qulA
Be. haid 81 th1s eFce. SBookseale''s snifliied en-
Hberal terms, and all orders sst4 DC 7sanetually
attended TO.
Allen. 18th June, 1903.
ORPHANS COURT,
Alexandria Cpunfy, jane term, SOS.
ORDERED,
That Hugh Caroia, administrator of James
Carolin, deceased, do insert the following adj
vertisement twice in each week for q weeks, I
in the alexandria Daily Advertiser.
Taste,
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg. !,
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measure of our government, we beg you
to give us all the Information you can,
The few papers we see in this quarter,
afford no satisfactory solution Of the en-.
igma.- The democratic eneS uphold the
step, but produce no argument in defence
OF their Pc ,it'ons ;....the feder0i papers,
do indeed throw some light on the sub.
ject, but it serves not Z brighten our
prospects ; or to render the gloom OF
our political night less dark aud portene.
Is. Attached as l. am to the present
administration, and placed id circum-
stances OF such peculiar distress and EN-.
barrassment, it is difficult To- know how
to proceed. 1t surely cannot be the in
tentlon Of Mr.. Jefferson, wantonly to
cripple the commercial enterprises Of
our merchants, with an expectation that
by So doing, he is aiding the agricultural
interest. 'f>his would be q species Of
folly Of which I trust he is not charged.
bic tho have seen the charge made.
Should it. however prove true, that he
is. in heart, opposed to the great inter
wv ubaTIlUG Nou1sEaGTCCs Auu tNtdS
I'll: existing Embargo kas DOT been laid
On BY imPerious necessitv, he must
shortly bid ndieu to all the fame aud all
the honour he has acquired for wisdom
and sagacity ; and with Wohey may ex-
claim :---" I have ventura,
Like little wauton boys that swim on
bladders, These many summers in a sea
IF glory
Bet far beyond MY depth; my high
blown pride
At length broke under me ; and now has
left me, $500.
Weary, and old with vices, to the mercy
OF q rude stream that in its fe~tpessu0us
cur
Hurr'es me on to darkness and oblivion
Oh had I served my God with halt the
zeal =,
| serv'd nv party, he would not in
mine age
Have left me naked to mine enemies"