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NOTICE.

Washington, ss.--Clerk's Office Sahreme Ju-
dieiai Courf, Srtf. liz, 1910.
VEIHEREAS Ezekiel Crandell, Of
Wv Charlestown, in the county Of Washington,
has this ds, filed bis petition in said Office directed
to said Court, at their next October Term, in the
county of Washington, praying, for certain reasons
therein stated that the Bonds Of Marriage between
him and his wife Experience, may be dissolved, and
a sentence Of Diverse decreed
Notice is therefore hereby given, TO the said Expe.
rience Crandell, to be and appear f she see t be-
fore the Supreme Judicial Court. 70. tc 'olden
At South-Kingston, within and tor the county Of
Washington, on the second Monday of ocloLe. .eAt,
then and there to shew cause, (if any she hah) why
prayer of the aforesaid petition ought not to be
grnated. JAMES HELME. jun. Clerk.
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NOTICE.

THE. Subscribers intend to COM
i mence the Weaving of all kinds of COTTON
CLOTHS, at their Factory in this town, in the course
OF ten or twelve days. Those parents and guardians
who wish their children learn the art of Weaving
with the Flying Shut tie, &c. requested to apply
imediately Wages will be given according to ther
ages and abilities, and increased the, encrease in
the art of Weaving.
They will Immediately commence Manufacturing
different kinds of twine and lines. Wanted,
quantity Of clean FLAX. Apply to
JAMES PERRY, or
July a. STEPHEN DEBLoiS p
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NOTICE.

THE. Subscriber takes this mode OF
Il informing all those who indebted to
;m by book account note, to call and settle the
s.me 20 enable him to meet those who have de-
mands against him he hopes this will be sufficient,
without further notice
H. carries ON the blacksmith business
,s uaual in all It's various branches, with neatness
and despach, at his shop No. a, Cross street. where
every order will be punctualy attended to- and eve
nv favour gratefully acknowledged.
WILLIAM WHITE.
NJ n. Two Journeymen, such as are good work
men. nav hear Of employ by applying as above.
Newport, March 81.
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ASTRONOMY.

TT was formerly supposed that the apparent ac-
celebration OF the motion Ut the Moon, was augment
ing coaAiaHaiy, until La Place. The French Asrono
Sner, dsrinnsd il Ia be merely Periodical alternate
" increasing from nothing to its narsmon, and Iii.
ninishing from that to nolhing again. " The con-
6nuAl increase says the Edny6my Reviewers of the
Moons angular velocity, which this phenomenon
seemed to indicate, argued constant dimuntion Of
her distance from the Earth and gave some counte-
hAnce to the notion that the planetary bodies were
continually diminishing, and that there was among
e,e bodies of our system, tendency to descend to
Che centre OF gravity Of tho whole, wha,e.ther union
must finally terminate the present order of Nature.
TO this catastrophe elegant and phiosophick po.
ct, has beautifully alluded.
|" Rod on yc stars, ernli in yontl.ja prime,
.'Lpk NTH brgAi srues the p'sn'!sss siep Of time;
Nsar and more nsar ysar beasy cars spfreach;
IND 6Ssenly or5s icsscnirg or6s esrroach,
ftowers Of ;hs sky ys TOO to age musf yield,
frai as your silsen sisters Of Me field
Sfar after star from heavens high arch shall rash,
Snas sink on suns, and syssems sysfems crash;
hssd!ong, erfinet, 10 enc censre jaa,
.4nd Death, aud Night, and Chaos mingle all,
I'Hse" she wreck, emerging from the Storm,
Immortal Mature ltfs her changcfis! form:
Mounts from her jiancra, pyrc wings Of fame.
'and scars and shines another aud the came.
Bofarick Garden, cant. ip. .. 1.
The destiny of Nature is however, more noble than
that which this magnificent description holds up to
fancy and the algebsAist has extracted from his
Calculus more sublime conclusion than the inven.
ton Of the poet has been able to attain. The con-
stancy OF Nature, amid all the changes she under
goess Is upheld by the constitution Of those changes,
which Prescribes TO each its limits and forces Il to
recur in series, which in time reduces ito nothing
the sum Of all the deviations from the mean. Thus,
thc amount of the whole 10 permanent, though the
terms themselves are perpetually changing; and
l,enSe Nature is rendered im.ortal, not by cmery-
- r. - A..s -. -
TO its powers its orer is not renovated, but prescrv
ed !: and the wisdom of its Author has provided sn
antidots n evil that renders all remedies
~"
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ITCH OINTMENT,

A medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it airy thing either danger
Gus dsagre-abie.
One box cures person, and there need be
no washing after the oft the skin is gcner-
ally left clean and smooth.
The above Bittcrs and Ointment are for
sale the Druggist Stores Of CHssLEs ffKk
JANIS TAYLOR, and SAmrEL w. vISscN, in New
port, Nay. 50
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber, having been appointed
4 Executrix to the last Will and Testament Of
WILLIAM BROWNELL,
late of Little. Compton, deceased; and has taken upoa
herself that trust, by giving bond. to the Hononrab
Court of Probate for said town, hereby gives notes
to all persons who have demands on said Estate te
exhibit them for settlement; and all who indbto
ed, are requested to make immediate payment 10
BETSY BROWNELL, h rec'r'
Little-ComptJn. sept. z.
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NOTICE.

THE the subscriber having been ap-
pointed by the Hon. Court OF Probate Of the
Town Of NLwPoRT, Administrator upon the estate oa
WILLIAM GODDARD,
late Of said .Newpors, Ship-Carpenter, decreased 8
and having given bond according to Law for the faith
full discharge Of the trust thereby committed to bins
requests all persons who are indebted the estate
of said deceased, to make immediate payment, ane
those who have any demands against said estate, to
exhibit them to him.
BENJAMIN PITMAN, jun,
Aug Is.
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NOTICE TO TIE INDUSTRIOUS.


Il Company wish to employ several families of
Women and children to work IN their Stone Cotton
Factorv, in Ua,1viek, where such encouragement
will be given that those who industrious and
economical may support themselves well, and be
constantly adding to their property. None need
apply but those who can be well recommended.
Those who are disposed to be employed request
ed % make immediate application TO Doct Case, in
.Ne,gporf, or to John H. Pisma'a, the ComPany's a
gent, at Providence.
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PRICE FIFTY CE.NTS i
Secured 10 him by Letters Patent from the President Of
tie United States. r-9
. A MEDICINE extremely useful for curing
"A Jsundice and bilious disorders, and removing
that sinking, faint and distressed feeling at the stom
ach. difficulty of breathing, loss of Appetite and
sleepy, duh heaviness in the fore part of the day.
weakness and trembling of the limbs dizziness of the
head, and yellowness of contenance, complaints so
common to jaundiey ard bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected in
Ncw-Englaud by the above medicine Gas may be seen
by the bs) prevent the necessity OF further recon-
mendation.
LIKEWISE, URE.9TON"s
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having demands against the late nim
~ of aLOPEZ L. DEXTER,"or the subscribers M
d., dually are requested present the sand for ao
.ustment and persons indebted to them are INFORM
id that unless they make payment BY the loth OF &c
Der next they shall be lodged with An Attorney Tor
eollection. sAMuEL Lorn ,t,yrpp
eosept. 49, HohAlio D DIAi In
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ANCHOR sTOLEY.

an T-prsday evening last an Anchoo
" we gazing about 500 VT. was stolen from the
bow of tie soop Emily, lying at the lower part Of
the town. Whoever will give infor nation So that
the thieves may be discovered and property regsned
shall receive Thirty Daliars reward, or Ten Dollars
sor the Anchor alone Apply to the master on board
said sloop. JOHN OSBORN.
ept. g.
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HorixontdI Patent Pump.

THE Subscriber having been authorized
4 by the Patentee of the HORIZONTAL Pr
TENT PUMP, to make and vend the same, ex-
cusively for this Island, informs those persons whs
may be inclined TO make Of the same, that they
may be seen, and their principle exhibited ON aPpli-
cation to the subscriber.
JOHN CAHOONE.
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HARTEr SESSIONS,

.dt his old stand, No. i25, Thames-sfreef,
OFFERs for sale general assortment of DRr
~ GOODS, adapted 10 the season, which ne is de,
termned to sell at the most reduced prices lie VIII
receive about the 18th inst. great variety OF NEW
ooops, which will be worthy attention OF shose VINO
wish to purchase cheap.
He also keeps constantly for sale a complete az.
.or,men, of COTTON YARN Of good quality, and
a. cheap as can be purchased in this state.
sept IL.
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New Arrangement.

Mewbort and Providence Nal Line,
Through BRIsToL and WARREN.
The Subscribers respectfully inform the
publick, that the MAIL STAGE runs as follows -
Leaves Acsvfo ri, every morning Sundays
szceptcd1 at 8 o'clock A. NJ and arrives at Prorl-
dence, AL NJ. Leaves Providence, every morning,
(Sundays excepte) at O'Clock, p. VI and arrives in
Aewborl, at hafpast o'clock, r. M.-This LINE OF
STAGES passes over beautiful road where the
Passenger has a fine prospect of the river, and
most beautiful view of the Country. The fare OF
each Passenger IS So and so cents and allowed -
lbs. baggage--Ev,ry l25 pounds. pays the same as
a Passenger favours will be thankfully rectN
cd and gratefully acknowledged, BY the Pubheks-
obedient and humble servants,
PELEG FISH, Nsapcrt, ! proor5sfo-,.
ISAAC FISH, Protiaence.S
N. b. Passengers, who wish tor seats I'D
Nespott, are requested call NJ the Housa OF Pc
LEG FISH, near the State Eouse; and Mt the house
at ISAAC FISH prorsdrnce. sept ;.
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POETRY.



rgE pfLvc DaUGHTER TO HER MOTHER.
MOTHER, when these unsteady lines
Thy long avertcd eye shall see,
This hand that writes, this heart that pines,
Will cold, quite cold and tranquil be.
That guilty child 90 long disowned,
Can then, bIest thought no more offend
And, shoaldst thou deem my crime atoned,
o. dcign my orphan to befriends--
That orphan, who with trembling hand
To thee will give my dying prayer -
Csnst thou INV dying prayer withstands
Aud from my child withhold thy care
o raise the veil which hides her cheek;
N,r start her Mothers face to see,
hut let her looks thy love bcspeak--
For, once that face was dear to thee.
Gaze on--and thoult perchance forget
Tine long, the mournfnl lapse of years,
Thy couch with tears Of anguish wet,
And cen the guilt which caused those tears.
And in my pure and artless child
Thoult think her mother treets thy viewS
such AZ she was when life first smiled,
And gailt by name alone she knew.
All then | see thee o'er her charms
A look Of fond affection cast
see thee clasp her in thine arms
Aud in the present lose the past.
hut soon the dear illusion flies;
The sad reality returns,
My crimes again to memory rise,
And, ah in vain my orphan mourns.
Till suddenly some keen remorsc,
Some deep regret, her claims shall aid,
For wrath that held too long its conrse,
For words of peace too long delayed.
For pardon (most, alas denied,
when pardon might have snatch'd from shame,)
And kindness, hadst thou kindness tried,
Had checked my guilt and saved my shame.
And then thou't wish, an do now,
Tny hand my humble bed had smoohd,
Wip'd the chill moisture from my brow,
And the wants Of sicknesssooth'd.
But oh the means to soothe my pain
My poverty has still denied;
And thou wilt wish, ah ! wish In vain,
Thy riches had those means supplied.
Thoult wish with keen repentance wrung,
I'd closed my eyos upon thy breast;
Expiring, while thy faultering tongue
Pardon, in kindcst tones expressed.
sounds which must never hear%
Through years Of woe my fond saesire,
o mother, spite of all most dtA
MustI, unblest sthee, exrfe.
Thy love alone I call .>nihd,
And all thy past di' <An forget
Each keen rcproa<d, each frown unknd,
That erash'd rs hopes when last we met.
Hut when rsaw that angry brow,
Both heath aud youth were still my own,
mott <er couldst thou me now,
Ihox< oouldst not have the heart to frown.
But see my orphans cheek displays
Both youth and health's carnatlon dies,
Such AS on mine in happier days
90 fondly charmed thy ypartal eyes.
Grief Ger her gloom veil now draws,
Grief her joyed parents pangs to see
And when thou think'st upon the cause.
That pAleness will have charms for thee;
And wilt thou fcndly press thy cheek,
Bid happiness its bloom restore,
And thus in tender accents speak.
S,oect orphan how shak mourn more"
But wilt thou thus indulgent bel
. am lnot by hope beguied
The long. long anger shewn 10 me,
Say, will il not pursue IN! child
And must she suffer for my crimel
An no, forbid it gracious Heaven |!
And grant, d grant ID Thy good time,
That she be l>ved, and forgiven.
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NEW STORE.

ABRAHAM SHER I'm,
ID EsPECTFULLy informs his Friends and the
,be store No. l5S Thames Street, where he IS now
opeping general and extensive assortment OF
EUROPEAN AND INDIA GOODS,
comprising almost every article Usually called for in
the y Goods Line, which he is determined to sell on
the most liberal terms.
Newport, 9th mo. 18th, 1910.
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TAKE NOTICE.

\" f1ENT.Ho odWueT bHVth, Juh. OF
Wv Westerly, but now residing in Charlestovn,
in Washington county preferred petition before the
Hon. General Assembly, at June session, 1910, for
the benefit Of an act entitled act for the relief
of insovent debtors"-
This is therefore to give notice to the credtors VI
the said Samuel Bven, jun thar they be and appear
(fthey shall ft) at the next session OF said AS
sembly TO be holden at Providence, on the last Mon
day in October next, then and there to object to The
prayer of said petition, if they shall see fit.
SAMUEL BLIVEN, jun
Charlestown, sept. 18, 1910.
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FOR SALE,

IN Ga-sner's Wharf sixteen Thousand Connie
y TiCUT BRICKS, ofthe bcs, quality. Enquire o,
Un. Cordser. on said Wharf sept 10.
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NOTICE.
III II NJ X r y u L l.,

II e NR % y L l.,
rTAylNf; formed a new come xion in business on
IL on the 7th day of July, 1909. hereby requsss
all per sons who were indebted him previous 10 Una,
time 10 call and pay the same, as the accounts n'a ~
notes unsettled after the LIST of October next WI" os
positively put in suit At the next November eouf'
sept. II.
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Cobartnershib-DissolOed

Cop0mership-D Dissoloed -,
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
i the subscribers, under the firm. OF HARVEY
SESSIONS g co. is this day by mutual consent dls-
solved. All persons indebted to said irm are request
ed to make immediate payment to Harpey SESSIONS
Who !. authorized to receive the same, and those who
have any demands against said firm, will please TO
present thora to him and receive their pay
JOB SHERMAN,
9th mo- 4th. (sept. 12) HARVEY sEssioNS.
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DIR. RoBERTsoN's


Patent StomachicA Nine Bitters,
(Price One Dollar.
Those celebrated and we'll known Bitters are CON-
posed purely Of vegetables, and particularly
dapted for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
appetite they are extremely servceabe in all seasons
but particularly on the approach OF warm weather,
when boas fevcrs experience such total loss OF ap-
petite 9lso, certain preventative against interm-
tent habits, agues, dysentaries, &c. &c.
DR. RoBERTsoN's
Csh5rated Gom md Rheiimatick Drops,
Price Two Dollars.
A safe and efectua cure for the gout, rheuma-
tism !umbago one and gravel, swellings and weak
ness of the Joints sprans, bruises, and all kiuds OF
green wounds--the cramp, pains in the head, face
and body, stiffness of the neck, chblains, frozen.
limbs, &c.
DR.. RoBERTsoN's
hfaH;ble Woym DESTROYING Lozenges,
A me,. - highly necessary 10 be kept In all fam
ilies--price so cents.
DR.. DYorT's .c
Anti- Bilious Pills,
For the prevention and cure of Bilious and Malig
mast Fevers. Price IS cents--large boxos so cents
DIR. DYoTT's
Patent Itch Ointment,
For pleasantness, safety, exPedlton, ease ana eer
ainty s Intimately sup riour to any other medicine
for the cure Of that disagreeable and tormen
ting disorder THE ITCH. Price SO cents per box,
DIR. TIsSoTT's :
Celebrated Cont and Rheumatick Drops,
price Tsvo Doiiars.
The Vegetable Balm Of Life,
(Priee One DoHar.)
7he Balm of IBERIA,
Extracted from an iberia Plant, for curing defects
of the skin, and improving the complexion, &c. &c.
Price Two Dollars.
The Restorative Denyifce,
Fer cleansing, whitening, and preserving the teeth
and gums. Price 50 cents per box.
Since the above invaluable medicines were FIRST
discovered upwards Of Screen Hundred Thousand
Persons have experienced their happy ard sautary
effects. many of whom from the greatest debility
DIR. DyOTT, respectfully socits the publick TO
observe that owing TO the certificates of cures per-
formed through the efficacy of the above medicines
having become too numerous for their insertion IN
newspaper, lie has in consequence thereof published
D. mphlcts, wherein are enrolled, in the most de-
monstrated and conspicuous manner, the undeniable
facts signed by citizens of the first respectability,
clergy. and members of the faculty Snd are now to
be had gratis of him and his respective agents,
throughout the Unitcd States.
Fresh supply of the above Medicines, FOR sale,
at the store OF
6. So Il. RICHMOND,
Providence, and by
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
.dPoqHEeARy, Newport. Sept. 8
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ANTIrlfESIs.

NJ pr sr. EvaRMoSp says, That when we are
young. we I've to iove, land when we are old. We
iesc - livo
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NOTICE.
VHIHEREAS the subscriber did IN
Wv the month of .Ntpember 1907, convey to
ROBERT WOODWARD, biac ksmith, power OF
Attorney to act and do all things apPeriaini'g 20
my business during my absence Tins Is 10 give
notice, that the said power OF Attorney wm ease
fromthis date. hiChAnD DnA'
SEPT. ).
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GENUINE P.qTE.sT and FAMILY
MEDICINES.
which are celebrated for the Of most diseases
60 which the human body 10 liable.
Prehared only by fhe sole frofiriefor,
L. w. DYOTT, M. ID.
Crandson Of the lase Dr. RosERrsos, Of Ednbrug
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A NUMBER of Tracts Of LAND.
IN lying in the Township Of HRkessorre, IN Jn-
-srne County, State of Peas,syivsnia SAID LAND -
divided into tracts from $50 u 400 acres; and viii
BE- sold on,he mos, reasonable terms. An indspuiabe
title will be given. Payment might be- made partly
in small vessel, country produce, OF stock, - may
best sui, purchasers.
For further infcrnation apply az ,he Office Of ;he
EsIaad RebuJscca, or 10 the subscriber, living
at Crofon Ferry, State of Csnnecnc't
ROBERT LATHAM
export, dolly -
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Lopymershib-DissOlO
~I,HE subscribers on the 9th inst. by mutual con-
i sent, dissolved their connexon in business MIN
erto existing under the firm of HENRY Y. GRAMS
TON CO HENRY Y. CRANSTON.
sept. IL. BENJAMIN "Aoni AN'
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|Ds[R0bs||IS} {S

LeleDrated Stonsachick Llixn of Health,
(Price 81 and so eenfs.
One of the most eficacious Medicines. ever offer
ed to the pubick, for the speedy relief and cure OF
obstinate coughs, colds, consumptions, the hopping
cough, asthmas pains and winds in the stomach, re-
moving habtual sostveness, sickness al the stomach,
dyscnteries, cholers morbus, severe gripings, the
summer bowel complaint in children, &c. &c.
DR. koBERTsON's
Veeetabe Nervous Cordial, or Natures
Grand RestoraHDe,
(Price 81 and so cents.
Is confidently recommended, the most efficaci-
Gus medicine, for the speedy relief and cure OF all
nervous complaints, impurities of the blood, seminal
weakness, gIeets and various complaints resulting
from secret improperly Of youth and dissipated
pleasures, residence in warm climates, the immoder.
ate use Of tea, the unskillful excessive use OF
mercury, so often destructive to the human frame,
and diseases peculiar to females At certain period
Of life, barrenness, &c. &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17
cDone9tlc.
FROM THE N. Y. COLUMBIAN.
MR.. SIMPSONS REPLY,
CONTINUED.
July IS.
C TINUED,

mere was monastery, where deadly
crimes were expiated, called La I'rahhe
"hen sinners entered it, they made a Ter
rioie vow OF everlasting silence, and from
that awful moment never uttered word,
and daily with their nails dug their own
graves. When the midnight bell toled the m
TO prayer, they left their solitary cells,
ana moved with noiseless step thro' gloomy
cloisierS and whispering allies, with down.
Cast lork' turning their rosaries, but never
spoke. Such is the penitence, such the ever
iaStitg silence that would become the ruth.
less slanderer OF woman's honor. But he
who acts the bully and the bravo, and calls
hiinself the champion of thigh Heaven"
what woi DIS can pant the horror he inspires ?
Then let us leave him.
My duly Calls me now to recapi;ula @
the testimony of all his witnesses. The
hrst and principal is Mr. Carver. He,
with apiitted hand, affirmed, by the ever Ii :
wing God, the truyh OF what he ties fled
and what was that? His letter tCds US ali
that he and Pane had a dispute for mo-.
ney ; and IN their correspondence YOU NAV
lind the crimes and baseness they reciuro
caiiy urged againsi each other. Mr. Carver.
whose vulgar, scurrious letter makes the
ch'ef Du tress OF this mans defence, the more
70 spite his adversaries, filings out some ca
iu"HJ a6 alhSt Tie lauy Carver himself
admits that when she got IA sigh, OF it, she
threatened u prosecute HIM for that very
letter. Ye., on no better ground. has this
audaclouS libeller detained her reputa
ton.
From the same source springs the Internal
hint that litte Thomas Bonnc Vile had the
c0untendnce & features Of Ton Paii.sA In
his littie nose, no doubt, the historian could
discern, by learned inspection, the germs
OF future b ossoms, and germs that. IN due
cou' Sc OF nature, should come TO this worlds
light.
Carver gives evidence of what he heord
from Paine of Mrs Bonneville, which he
himself retaIled 10 Cheetham ; and Cheet =.
ham, rather than such sublime history
should not shine forth u save Door sinners'
souls, becomes historian for the love of God
and gives them to the world as HISTORY
lhls IS the history of this HISTORIAN and
his history
Now, gentlemen, supported thus. Mr..
Cheetham, the historian, had such faith i'm
atheists, that he would rather presume their
SANDERS true, than any woman yiru,us
Sil the story of Mrs. Bonneville, neve
having been the wife OF MIR. Bonneyilic
which Carver writes, that Paine did cav in
speaking har8hiy OF her. and which is eyi
dence before you now Of this mans malice.
being IN his history; this, / say, he could not
nave believed, because il came from Paine
OF whom both he aud Carver write. that he
did never speak word Of truth. See what
a strange dilemma he is in, FIRST, he