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" III BE SOLD,
FESo the highest bidder, on Friday the 9Th of Oc-
tober. at the plantation Of ito. G. Williamson.
~. re stock OF Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, Plan
tation U,euss, Carriage Gig, large Still. sc.
the property ofthe hate John Williamson.
Terms Of Sde-All suns offs SEQ or less. cash !;
over 20 dollars credit Of six months viii be yiy
en- the purchaser giving bond with approved secu-
iity, to carry interest roE the day Of sale if not
punctually paid. Tie .fdriia6,t,atia
October 1. AAot
18Th October
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From the Hudson mir.

MURDER OF MISS HAMILTON.
The tragical de'th OF tbs yourg jaty.
a'dthe almot mp &c 'lented bsyb, rio
attending the horTid afTsir has nectss ayi-
" excited gre at int rtst IN the rublic mini.
To CRAFTY the pu lie iRquisitiv ness. i
give tbs substance ofthe trial of the suDpo-
SCI muyderers. which took pare oii F,itiav
last at the Court of Over and T, miner.
held at Catskili in the. county IF Green,
before Mr.. justc Platt.
Two persons, Patrick Caverah md
- Allen, ] ishmen by birth, who were
sold ers III the late war, were jna cted E,,,
tic murder of this yourg Lady Caen h
only was trled-srd being acquitted, Allen
was ai.cnarged without the Formally OF a
trial.
Greene. Ogcr and Zeymiaer.
The People.
Patrick Cavenah
p Ysn Bursn, Attorney General for the
WdGam,, for the Prso, er.
The first fact proper to be sscetaincd
in the course Of tie trial, was, ~ Is htttnsf-
ner the deceased lost her lffe VIII ther
she gnedly or accidenGNy fell In the
crcek where d1e dead body WIS foundI
floating or, whether size was murlerc
and thrown into Il. TIE result Of
tsstimcnr o. this point was such as to lea
no possible doubt that she was in far, II,
dered and thrown into the creek It
peared to the curt that the horria cv
took place some tire after nine c'slock
the evcDing Of the 23d ofAugust 1919
that tfehody ma glad in the most sbocj
malnc", Was ionrd On the S-tufdayf.
ing, about four O'Clock 10 The af.erno
These facts ing asceft ned % ih.
Isficti0n Of the court, TIE rezt q,
ton was, BY whom was she mu -
Mgj,r W0iw1rth an Cahfah
were called for the purpose "a
Cavenal, the prisoner ARIA gncd o.
one Of the - etrators.
Maicx kth tesh'ei, Tn 8.
10Th q s14, he { OK c
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EVIL mn T-T9-TTo C0ooc

FILL MD WINTER G0CDS
tSxiiE Subscribers have inst received, fly paOka-
N part, Of the following articles:
Superhne, raddling, and coarse h1oadc.oths, OF va
rious colors
ditto do do co,snerss alto
Superiine olive, fawn, French grey, La-Yendee,
Grass, imperial blue and blac,; pelisse cloths
White and colored superfine and common Hannels
fiains, iearnouShts, tp.hng and coating, various CO.
lors
supesine and common rose, DuGel and point blan-
Black, tue, green, brown and fawn twied and
plain bomb zett
Tartan plaid and checked ditto
ease assorted worsied hosiery
Elegant ak aRd worsted loenet vesling
Ditto swanslown ditto
StoeEinsnettF, assorted colors
irish linens, cambrics and cambria muslins
Caicoes, gmshams, dimities, cotton shirtines, dia
pers, corduroys velvcts, SC
JOHN g FRANCIS WOOD.
September 27. a1Qu
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stonding, where the prisoners have been
delivered to the order of the chiefs, have
been received, allowed and paid.
lNliedgeUAle Geo. } Journal.
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MONUMENT OF BURROWS.

-AO4s - -fLi1-N i NjC bO k1tItl -.
II is with peculiar pride and pleasure,
we record an instance Of liberaiity and
honorable munifcence TO the memory o.
lite 6rGUe, which recently came under cur
inspection.
A gentleman from Ncw-Yorlz, MAT
THEW l.. DAVIS, Esquire, while passing
through town few days since, ON toul
to the Eastward, had accidentally taken
walk INTO our 6urying gTou5sd. His at
tentlon was attracted to the NEGLECTED.,
grave of the late gallant Capt. BURROWS.
he only guide to the spot, where is de-
posted the remains of one, who had SO
much heroic merit and who deserved so
mrch ofhis country, was the tomb stone
o. ms deceased competitor, the British
C1at. Blythe. This was erected two wears
since BY the surviving officers Of the Boacy.
Ae thought was Instant. MIR. u. imme-
ci2tely gave orders for All elegant marble
monument to be erected OVER the grave of
bniT'oE0s--to be finished by his return,
ana without the sparing of ic6cr or &c
Pence. 1t is now completed and put up.
Us style of execution does much credit TO
the ingenious artist, Mr.. Bartlett adams Of
th.s town, and inScIihtioa is highly
creditable to the taste, Judgment, and mo
desty OF the generous donor. and worthy
tue hero, whom it is designed to CONNIE
morate. Portland, { N1atne) argus
Without adverting to the liberality G.
patriotism OF Mr.. MATTHEW i. DAVIS,
~ erecting the monument to the memory
or the lameDted BURROWS, we must say,
that 1t was "a deed well done" and re-
York.
For two years have the remains Of the
brave defender of his corntry's honor been
inferred without record Of mis- early fame
or death, while sculptured pile was rails
ed over those of his British adversary,
captain BLYTHE, by his brother ofi-
Gers.
MS being at Portland might not have
struck the mind Of the inhabitants as incon-
gruous. a traveller from New-york dis
covered at once what duty demanded, and
which his inclination Immediately PERFORM
ed.
The following is the inscription, with
which we were yesterday favored with by
friend from the spot.
BENEATH THIS STONE,
-nOULDg3S
THE BODY OF
HILLE4.N BURROWg,
LATE COMMANDER
or THE
UNITED S1'ATES' BRIG El5TERPRIzE,
WHO WAS MORTALLY WOUNDED.
ON
THE FIFTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1913,
In on acsloli, 7shfc contributed 10 incyease the fame
IF .'aneTfcdn 1'alOr. By capturing
MS BRIrANNIc MAJEST77SBRIc BoxER,
AFTER ASEVEaE CONTEST
OF
FORY-FIVE MINUTES.
a passing stranger las erected this Monument of
Respect, % the names OF Patriot, who. in The
hour of perf, Obeyed the ,oGd summons of on
injared cruntry, and who CALAMITY met. FOUGHT
and COZ -. ; - ln.-n-n o."
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NUkPHY1 SCOTT,
HAVE FOR SALE, IN STORE.

IIftF "a i yin > nIt4, IN SIURE,
500 sacks salt, Liverpool filled,
- crates queens ware, containing cups and
saucers, various sizes, bowls, mugs, sc.
90 boxes cotton cards,
Is tons bar iron.
10 hossheads Muscovado sugar,
100 bags and barrels coll e,
puncheons Antigua rum
OcfO6sr I. i5-eulm
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O'R O.ILfs.
A EREEABLY to the last viii of John Walker,
N Decd Of Powhatan county. will be sold, to
the highest bidder, on Tuesday The 9th inst on
sne PREMISES the plantation wheroon the said Wal
ker resided, containing isl Acres. lyinp in the
upper end OF said county.-.4iss, Slaves, consist
'ngoi Men, WomeA, Boys aud Girls, The stock of
every description, crop ofCorn, Folder, House
nod & Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils, Sc
- ~ months credit will be given for all sums above
cury, to carry interest from date isnot punctually
pasL--Ail persons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby requested to bring them forward, &
all indebted, requested tomake i'm mediate nay
ment to .24RON'H4SRLN.S, Execute.
OntoDer =. diff
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and merely isfc the latter Of good laws
hung up IS mockery of justice for man
kind to gaze at.
II is novelty, however, to view in our
own newly settled and rising republic mi
grafton from one stare to another--and rs
fancy ofteniines leads men to change their
abode, we should not notice it, If It were
not upon scale which is really great G.
nough TO excite admiration. and % be trac-
ed to circumstances which point with a
warning finger to the VICE ITSELF. It is
certain, that no great migration from any
state would take place without some good
reasons~.oT it--yet we find tie high roads
daily filled with Wagons and people, who
are removing from the states eastward of
New-Yorl, and who arc pursuing their
route to those very states which are even
now the objects of the greatest jealousy
and hatred OF those in which they have
been born and bred.
> Truth, in spite of all the masks with
which it may be endeavored to be obscur-
ed, VIII make itself apparent. And rhus,
Notwithstanding ali the chicanery which
the eastern states OF our union employ to
place the southern and western people in
obiiquy, yet is it made manifest to their
own sons and kindred, according TO Sterne,
that " they manage things better there
than in Buston." The ininlicsl opposition
70 the govcnncnt--the seryile adulation 20
les enemies---the treason and malignty ex-
listing under the mask Of fcdcralsm--thc
canting hypocrisy of their preachers of the
gospei--the innovations and intolerance of
their religious societies-then mock moral
ity--in a word, their attempted imitation
OF the British governments and its wees,
have disguised one half Of the community
and rather than 1--we in continual an.rnosity
with their own g flesh and bkood,' or en-
ter into contest with it for the % rights Of
Jreen'.en," they wisely give up the field
to the fools in possession, and seek another
more suited to their temper and prosperi
ty.
These are SYMPTOMS which ought to
strike the sensibilities of cur eastern Magi,
as 1t threatens their own interests as much
rs 1t benefits that Of the new settlements to
the westward.
a wholesome spirit of patriotism and the
abolition Of their 6IVe la7ps and cantinr con-
UeHhcfcs, leaving tire human mind free, an
der the restraint OF civil laws, and at liberty
to adore the Creator how, when, and where
it thought ft, would. il time, operate TO
change the conpl exon Of aifIirs in that
section; and instead ofbeholdiug our roadl
rs now covered with pilgrims, journeying
from this :" IDLY land" we might be gree
ted with the sight of some who would
search for it IS a 6 land Of Promise"
Mar. .faVocate.
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farming ss-. ~. 10 80 lq1,o ., sfcaely h..Jits

e~~'"i"f.S ".-. i! f't ."c i"to q 5fcfoiU hLGifS
Z" EAIiGaAIiON
WHEREAS, 1t IS lie determination Of number Of
individuals, 10 en.iarate and settle in some one of
the Western Territories or States, provided a sui
table opporiun ~ should oder-.ind whereas, in Or
der TO effect the same, Il IS their intention to peti
ton Congress vt tg next session, for grant oi one
Township Of land, or more, either on the Wabasl
river, in the Indiana territory or IN such other gce
rs shall hereafter be agreed by the subsc!ib rs IN
such ern and conditions b. Congress IS shall go
proper. al honest, prudent and Industrious per-
sous-either lsboureFs, mechanics, or professional
characters. wishing TO unite in de5irable and pro-
htabe az undertaking. are, therefore, requested TO
call on Capt. James Perry, or Cabt Thoiads vi
read, nj tis town, early as possible in order TO
obtain Further Information, aud do what to them
NAY seem necessary.
When the rapid growth of the Western States i,
co sdered, ON the one hand, and the cheapness Of
the land, aud the favorable terms on whish i, can
probably BE- obtained, together with the fertility
Of the Il, the purity o tn climate, aad the almost
ee tint, o. advantage on the other, perhaps ma man
can hesitate 10 close with an offer every WAY so
beLcfciai. The lsberer is sure ofhis wages. which,
are bnundfui, together with land. which, in value
constantly ucreasing-tbe mechanic is sure Ofetn-
p!oywe.nt aud Of fortune, aud to the professional
mar, no prospect can Re more tempting.
Those u posei t. subscribe as aforesaid, are re-
qnesied n apply above early rs possible, it he
mg necessary that a meeting Of tn Subscribers
should be held, very SOON, in order to make all
Necessary arrangements.
"ONewbort, Sspteafjer %, 1915"
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IRlRIY DOLL.lily REN .lTD.

1h1llI DOLL.IIfS REU .4hI 81
oMAWAY FROM the Subscriber, Ising n,
q y Chesterfield, on The 15th September last. .
Hesro Man, named HILL about six feet b;sh.
very black and very rCund-sbouh;e,ed, remarkable
broad teeth, very thick lips Had on when he lei
iNehmonh, green surtoUt coGt, white partalooDs
aud sl%arrow boots lie is very good wheel
wright, and expect ne will attempt TO pass for
irce man, and eodeaHor 10 get work in some town
towards the north.
The above reward, with all reasonable expenees
will be paid, On, the delyely Of the said negro 10
me at the Coal Mines, Chesterfield County. Va. or
oc the securing hun in any jail SO that get hin a.
gain. EDU,D WOOLDRII9CE.
Ocf06sr7. '45-it*
JUST PUBLISHED, HT PEIIER C0TTTO-g.
4 ND ior sale, by the Gross, Dozen, or Single, his
- New Virginia .9iranack Tor the wear. of orr
Lord, 1916, containing the Rising and Setting PIa-
ces and Eclpses oi the Sun add Moon, the Souu,-
Ing and Phases Of the Moon the Planets places
Moons Latitude and Place other Node for The fret
1th, 18th, 18Th and 25th DAYS Of each month: the
CoiJunetions, Oppostious and other Aspects Of the
Pisneis the Rising, Setting and Southing OF the
lanets, and most conspicuous fixed Stars; ALSO the
merease, decrease, and length Of days, with the
Festivals
AI.SO--The Government Of the Commonwealth
OF Virginia, list of Members OF the Senate and
tiouse Of Delegates, as FIR as practicable Virginia
Delegates to Congress, County and Corporation
Courts, Quarterly Courts, Circrit Court, Supreme
Courts, Courts Of tie Distfic, Cf Columbs Federal
Courts Of Law, Government OF North Carolina and
ITS Courts, complete Gardeners Calendar Tests
and Poetry, correct list Of the Clerks of tbe
County and Distrie, Courts, q list of VIRGINIA and
United Ststes' Stamps, &c. &c
.7laSted TO HE Ldtitnle and .5Teriofau ofT2ioh-
niord, caLcHlated6y
DAVID RICHARDSON,
CjLouisG County, Tre7ma.
OetOner ,. 4A-St<
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WILL BE SOLD.

an Monday The 18th day of December next, at
Y the late residence OF Louis Truchear;, in
Hanover County, near the Meadow Bridges, and 6
@iles from the City of Richmond, between thirty
and forty negroes, as likely any in the State. A.
,pongst the number, there is an excellent Man
Cook, male and Female house servants about 4O0
barrels Corn, Fodder alld Shacks, parcel Of NJ
nab'e Mules, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Utensils, &c.
The Negroes viii he sold low, for cash, withou
reserye-A credit of six months viii be given on
he other articles, the pnrcnaaeis giving bond with
approved security to carry interest from the date If
not punetualiy psd.
All persons having elaims against the estate of L.
'irneheat, are directed to bring them forward i'm
taediately.
u. TSUEHEART,
GEO. w. TRUEHEART
September so. is ,v,ds
OF The Editor Of the IynchbUrs Press will in
eest the above sis crtisemest oice a week until the
day Of SALE and forward Ills account TO the Office of
the Enquirer for payment
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There is no axiom in political economy
more true. than that we are" always stri
wing t. better our condition." EEgraff1r is
one Of the means rcsorted TO, and is, Of en-
times attended with the most prosperous re-
suit, ii deed it seldom fails, when industry
AMI judgment accompany it. Itis FOLLY
alone, that would leave plentiful table to
diet upon acorns. Thus we never witness
an emigration in country that is thriving
aud IN which It's people arc prosperous
bnt 1aly we view thereveTse, viz - n emf
grafton rom countries which are oppressed
BY taxes, by debt, by oyergrown popula-
ton, by religious tyranny and obnoxious
laws, 70 such other spots rs are more hap
ply organize, and where Z" ne kz5oure7 is
l0orthy II his hire"
Hitherto the emigration has been from
The states Of Europe to America, and par
ticulariy, of late years, from England, Ire
laod, and Scotland, they bein, the most op-
prAssed and cusaved people that We know
or lted of--ind this under a government
ooafqng Of freedom and civil liberty, bit
wni3, BY in.quitous abus and intoler-
ancs. has absolutely cffaced dc substance,
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FORY-FIVE MINUTES.

a passing stranger las crested this Monument Of
Respect, o the names Ola Patriot, who. In ,l,e
hoarof perd, obeyed the loGd summons Of an
injared country, and who calamity met, fought
and coro' ,hc. fo,,r.r
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-13
ABSTRACT OF
Late Foreign Meas.

The British, Spanish, Swedish, and
Russian Ambassadors renamed at Ia
ris after Bonaparte's arrival, not hav-
ing passports. !,
The restrictions on the bank of England
not to pay specie, are continued to July.
1916.
On the 4th March, three failures took
place in the city OF London, viz: house
in the skin trade, a sugar rehner and a
disti!ler.-The house of the sugar retlner
failed for near soO,G00l.
On the receipt of the news express from
France, that Bonaparte had landed at
Frejus, MIR. RosscMld, an exchange brok-
er in London, sold out stock to the a
mount of 100000 ponds.
The number of petitioners in England:
against the Corn Bill, was near 100000
in its favor, 10000.
The court of Madrid has issued an e.
dict, imposing duty on English wooden
goods, amounting almost to a prohibition
The duty on all kinds of cloth, Per yard
was 1 I-a dollar-it is now about one
dollar and half, or about Is. ga. pei
YARD in addition. The duty on balze
before the ed;ct. was six dollars Ter piece
it is now increased to ten dollars PEI
piece. or about lSs. additional Ter piece
Tie british minister at t elrazils, I
admiral Dixon, are said to lave apolosiz'
ed to tie Portuguese government tor tht
capture, by the British frigates Niger ant
Laurel, OF the Portuguese brig Boa Uniat
from Africa, for Rio Janeiro, with slaves
The British frigates kept up American
colors.-The Portuguese captain retooh
his vessel.
The Alien Law is again enforced II
England as to Frenchmen.
Louis 18th and his suite, in retreatlns
from Paris, have been treated very re
| spectfully by the soldiers anu BonaPartes {
| partisans, whom they encountered on th'
way.
Caulincourt, duke of Vicenza. hadbeel
sent to Vienna for Maria Louisa.
Mortier, who adhered to Louis some
time, appears to have gone over to 30
naparte.
Massena is said to have arrived at Ia
ris, adhering to Bopaparte.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-13

/, Joseph Bonaparte arrived ann,
three days after his brother. y W: ss
try Spain AGAIN. "hlh
The bronze bust Of Napoleon has h.
replaced over the Museum, Paris ''
The foreign Ambassadors at Par.
sedulous in the most delicate and = We, Wen
ing attentions to Louis ls. on s tb o0ls'
proach Of BonaParte towards Paris sNe a
After the resignation of soalt in,,,
Dalmatia) as minister of war to 'on;'
general Clark, Duke Of Feltre1 v Ua
pointed. After Louis left par; s@& a.
Clarke went to England on business, gen.
the Prince Regent, and remained ID AZ Il'a
at the last date. It's said souIt W.. usle
suspected of being a tool of pona aas MT
but his soldiers complained loudIrp ofe.;
system, and he resigned. VI l'
Dunkirk is said to have been t.p,
possession ofby British troors. ''AeA'
An insurrection, which the milf.
were scarcely able to suppress, il al!
to e have broken out lately in Cstale Sa,'
Spain. '0ills'
The French fleet at Toulon consist. !,
IS vessels Of the line and frinata '' d
which l6 are known tc be in a State =. VI
far short of readiness for sea. ' NV
Charles Emanuel. the king of sardir;,
has devoted himself to religious eTe u,'a,
for the rest of his life. ''e'
It is said, that Bonaparte toal ,,.a
him to Elba. 100000 gold Napoleon.'' ' :.
part of the preparation for his prs,.a as
adventure. ''
From a return to the British house Of
commons, it appears, that the advances .,
made by England to Spain, subsequent
to the lst of January, 1914, amounted IA
l,70l,754 dollars.
Colonial produce fell in price greatly
in England in consequence of tie rev,
from France. The value of gold has ri.
sen.
The Dey OF Alsiers, has insinuated
that no molestation will be given to the
Danish navigation by the Alserine cruz.
ers.
The Alexander from the East Indies.
was wrecked on the coast of England,
March 81, and all on board were said to
have persisted, except four Lascars and a
woman.
The British transport Charlotte, from
Gibraltar for England, with 200 of the
veteran battallions, were driven in a
storm, on beach in England, under a
cliff eco feet perpendicuIar-l2 soldiers
Immediately broke into the spirit room &
drank themselves to death. The rest
were saved.
The following article is from alate
London paper:
/" The Official account of the distres,
at New-Orieans. was received in London
on the 9th March, and the melancholy
Bulletin was Immediately issued from
the war department. 1t is calculated TO
fill tie nation with universal regret, and
the advantages which were expected to
be derived from tie capture of Ne"-Or-
leans, at so great All eNpence OF human
life, would be made the subject Of asell'
Gus enquiry"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-13
From tie Boston Daily .Mss'tise7, .Hay6
The duty and interest efeH honest men
@aH nations.
No. [.
Bonaparte, Fortunate, bit infinitely
orer- Rated Man.


orer-Rated Man.
The man who can read the rroclana'
tons of tie, Allies against BonaTarte'
without emoticr. and without sentiment
of respect for them, may safely distrust
either his understanding, his senslbilltIe'
or his integrity.
We ought to thank Almighty 'oD III
all our public ard private snrphtaNonI''
that he has been pleased to giant TO TIE
rulers of tie allies so much wIsd0'' 50
much frmness, coupled with so ml .s1
moderation in the critical and unexpected
situations in which they are placed;
We ought also to pray to nm W =: u's son No
would be pleased to prosper Their E. couD.
sells. and to convert the dreadful err" N
which they committed last year N -. 5' :.
hitting the great scourge Of mankind 10 70
enioy the means of attempting Sgaln 70
disturb the repose of the void In.G !"
blessing, by confirming the Legitimate t sr,
thority of France and more eile',e4 rcyoIr.
minatipg the dreadful spirit OF re'Ol''
ton. M. :. .;cr;fsd
though indignant, for Wat can Ls a"s
extraordinary than to hear TINS u; = ' tle
and usurper, this wretch, req "t tail;rs
blood Of SO many millions of men 'a y a;,s
ofhis rights by free election and the ss ed" To
of tie PEOPLE, whenhe had ireel{ ID a." tho.,
unfairly by formal compact cea L: ;u 1,n
rishts, and agreed to abandon his 'D''',
tous pretensiors? - Of force |!
Will it be said it was an act ., i OF
No. 1t might be an act Of e : Sarred act.
base cunning, but it was not s0'I Ie,d Of
He was free. Fe was at TIE r esu
10000 men. He was..not even b' Je,sd
To save his life he meanIy suf5 5 hs more
crown which he had stalaeu on 81 OF
crimes than any other man IN an''A
modern DAYS ever committed ,rcbar
'''I PERHAPS too he had view to su 0nd de-.
yoIution as has now taken place ace. ' ubich,
terpined to gain that by address i,ns.. s to Sc.
he had not tie talent or the llF'l'''
cure by the sword .,;ave ths
Men are always disposed to t., beD 1seee:s.
marvellous. They give credit f!a 10 s &
fu1 adventures fortalents and lol .aas;ou.
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Never did any man enjoy more ''i'u Whe
ID reputation than BonaPaF's'