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Iply,but with his eyes fixed on my face, stepped II
to the piazza, where he halted within s. tina
ten feet ofme, at which place he commence,
speaking, raising his VIII p and drawing his han,
(which presume was on his pistol) all at III,
same time So soon as he commenced thes,
motions and speaking, I drew my p stol Dread,
cocked) and fired as quickly rs possible. I was
under no apprehension Of missing as 1 have al
ready stated, he was in less than Ten feet of me
which rendered it not necessary to take sight ;
and III accounts for the qu,ckness of. my fire.
II words, when he commenced bis motions for
'ttack. were these: Are you he damn'd ras-
cal that" and at the word " that the fire of
my pistol stopped his speech Each of my pis-
tolls was charged with two balls, and one struck
The Judges wrist, which saved his life, if
through the mercy Of providence he shall recov.
er. Compare the holes i'm his wrist and partly in
his breast and it will be plainly discovered, that
he was in the act of drawing when fired His
wrist having impeded the force of the ball, il
did not penetrate entirely into his breast, but
fell back on the floor. The Judge after short
and silent pause, turned. staggered out and fell
fourteen yards from the door: but some time be-
fore he fell Istepped into the Piazza near mid
way, between the house door and piazza door,
when discovered Colonel Greenhil advanc ny
rapidly towards the Judge. Colonel Greenhll
advanced to the Judge, made small pau e.
$ something passeS between them which did not
distinctly understand, and he Immediately left
the Judge, and advanced towards me in
stantly made ready with my second pistol and
when he had advar ced within four yards of the
steps to the piazza, 1 addressed hlm in these
words And have got to fight yOu too" when
he made me no answer, but advanced to the foot
OF the steps. lie was then within ten feet OF
me or less, with his eyes fixed on my face and,
as believe, about to draw pistol, when consi-
dering myselfnot bound to wait any longer,
d ew. aimed at his head, and fired. Colonel
Greenhill staggered and fell, with his head off
from the door, where, in struggling to rise, lie
blea considerably"
Gle Judge Randolph) was found fourteen
yards from my door, armed with four pistols
and Colone GreenhilPs blood WAS only four
yard' from my door, and he armed with pistol
and dirk"
THOMAS WELLS.
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FOR SALE.
On the s6h Of Jaly nert, Of fair, ifaot
the neat fair day.) IwM sell,
at public auction, on the
premises,
Wy Plantation,

an Cumberland County on .4bpomGttor Rirer.
DISTANT FROM RIcRMOND AND PETxRsRrRc r,,1
SIXTY Mills,
and in the vicinity of sew eral large manufacture O
NJ lis.
The River Appomattox is navigabfe 10 Peters.
burg, and the navigabIe waters of mes River are
distant about nine miles. The tract contains ONE
thousand acres of very valuable land, one half of
which is in wood, and of The cleared land a con-
siderable portion IS fresh, and some ,gbly inn.
proved; two hundred acres are good river low
ground. The buildings for family and agricul.
turai purposes, are numerous and convenient
some OF them handsome; and all in rood order.
The neighborhood is agreeable, and The tIatior
very healthy. Two-fifhs of the purchase money
must be pad down, and for he balance an sc.
commodating credit will be given, TO secure
which, a deed of trust upon the land viii be re.
CURED Much greater jus ice will be done this
estate by viewing than by my description OF it
Those, therefore, disposed to purchase, VIII ap-
ply to me, and IN my absence, % my friend and
neighbor, Mr.. EDMUND EGe LESION. vino will
shew the premises
The purchaser will be allowed to SOW wheat
IN due time, and possession of the whole may be
had at Christmas, perhaps at an cartier dav.
JERMAN BAKER.
WOodYllle, 9Th June 1875 -du,
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THOMAS WELLS.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
From the Kentucky Gazette, June 3.
TO THE EDITOR.


ST. LoUIs, May Is.
s Dear Sir-YOu will remember, no
doubt, that atthe adjournment of the Anne
merican commissioners last fall, from POr-
tage DIES Sioux, all the Indian tribes had
not treated for peace. The Sacks and
Foaes, who committed nearly all the ra-
pine and murde upon this frontier, still
remained obstinate and undetermined as
to what course they would pursue. But
recently they have changed their temper,
and descended to this place for the purpose
If Welding to terms. Last week the council
opened, and the following conditions pre-
scented TO them as a sine qua non to peace.
First-That all former treaties should
be absolutely confirmed.
Second-That all property stolen since
the conclusion O. peace with Great Brl:
tain should be restored.
Third-That all persons should be re.
leased.
Fourth-That the annuity of $500 for
merly allowed to theu, should be withheld
until the restoration ofproperty might take
place.
After some hesitation on the part of the
Indians, they accepted the conditions OF
Friday last and on this day the treaty i.
signed in due and solemn form.
Every thing, therefore, is now Tranquil
on this frontier. Gen. Smith with his com
mand has assembled to Prairie du Chen, t,
establish military works. Yours, &c.
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splendid proofs of loyalty and good faith tc
the common cause of Europe, how are they
treated at last? In the FIRST peace of Pa.
ris, the Allies, without the consent of our
Sovereign disposed of our conquest of Cay.
enne; they guaranteed to US 0livenza, a
pledge which has not vet been realized.
and at the final peace of Paris of the Goth
Nov. 1915, they gave us by way of recon-
pence two millions Of francs; an insignifi-
cant sum; which even then would be as
signed to us, had it not been for the con-
summate skill and superior talent of the
Portuguese Plenipotentiary.
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FREDERICKSBURG, June -.
Respect to the Memory Of General JoRY

snINOh, UeCeuSPd.
when 'he body OF General Minor passed the
Bowlmg-Green the Court of Caroline was in Sea.
sion so soon as the melancholy event was known.
the Cour' adjourned; and the following expires.
SION OF the sentiments and feelings of the Gen le-
men OF the Bar, was moved by WT1ian, D I,obs.
esq. and adopted with the cordial APPRECIATION e
concurrehce Of the Court -
In me death OF Gen. Minor, society has lost
en- useful citizen, his friends much Cherished
associate; and the Bar one of its eldest and most
venerated members
However affecting to us may be this dispense
non o' providence, yet we derive comf3rt and
alleyiat on in the fond retrospect of his a,n,abtc
private virtues, his good and honoursble heart,
and his long and able public services
AS the Father of he Bar, and he Instructor.
ofmany of us, we will long hold IN remembrance
ana initiate the EXAMPLE of his conduct, which
gave him the love, the esteem, and the confidence
of all
ReSotced, That as a token of respect for b;s
memory, we will wear black Grape on our left
arms Tor three months Herald.
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AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.

|Gour patriotic neighbours at Petersburg have
made suitable arrangements for the celebration
Of the anniversary Four great national Festival
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Archduke Ferdinand, sister Of the reign
| ing Duke of Modena, and of the Queen o
Sardinia, was born on the 14th of Dccem
Der, 1887.
A letter from an Austrian officer, insert
in the Colmar Journal, gives formal con
tradiction to the report published in some
OF the German papers, and particularly
the Algemeine Zeitung, of certain bloody
contests having taken place in the Vosges,
between some Austrian soldiers and the
French peasantry. The Austrian officer,
on the contrary, asserts, that the greatest
harmony prevails between them, and that
the former even take pleasure in assist
ing the latter in their rural occupations. as
much as their military duties will permit.
This letter equally coptradicts the false
reports propagated respecting disturban-
ces at Strasburgh.
A journal states that Prince Talleyrand
will pass the spring at his estate at Valen-
cey.
They write from Tours, that NJ. Gaudin,
colonel of the ex-27th of the line, has been
arrested there. He was travelling under
forged name.
N,s.''o.. " f>SP'"S't oN''.S " Htr hf"'.
The discussion on the custom duties and
prohibited articles being continued, the
Chamber took into consideration the 61st
article of the plan of law, which enacted
that
"All spun cotton, stuffs of cotton and
wool, and all other stuffs of foreign prohi-
bited manufacture, should be searched for
and seized throughout the whole extent of
the kingdom but in order TO distinguish
the goods manufactured in France, every
stuff of the same natare with that prohibited
shallbear particular mark and number
The holders of goods who cannot prove
them to be of French origin, are au-
thorized to give in declaration of them
before the LIST July, and give security that
they will re-export them before the 1st
January.
Indemnities Of Portugal, By the Peace OF
Paris, .hoU. 20, 1915.
distracted from the Investigator Portu-
l E,r J,p 1919
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0JThe prospect of Judge Rsndolph's recove
ry is happily increasing Col. Greenhill is state
20 be entirely out of danger.
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And shelter from the blast, in vain we hone
Inc tender plant should rear its blooming
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15

ers,' s'"' '"o"
And shelter from the blast, in vain we hone
Inc tender plant should rear its blooming
head " -.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
A BOUT TO establish Museum in th,. c;tv &c
hichinond, are anxious 10 coilect( f posslble)
every curiosity OF nature and art, which the State
OF virginia can furnish. The beralltv and pub
hc spirit which characterize the inhabitants of
the ancient dominion, justify the hope that the
Propr etors OF the intended establishment will
receive from the Patronage Of her citizens much
assistance on the present occason-Sucb ,entI.
men, therefore, as have curiosities in their nos.
session are respectfully solicited to communicate
with the Subscribers, stating The description of
objects, and whether theyare willing to make
donation or loan of them for the benefit of the
Museum.-A prompt attention TO this request
las 1t is the wish of the proprle,ors to nake
COLLECTION as Immediately as poss,ble) will great
fer.
The public are assured, any article loaned To
this institution will be preserved with erea, care
and restored to the proprietor on demand
JAMES WARRELL,
RICHARD LORrON
a. The Editors of the Norfolk Herald. PEERS.
burg Republican and Inte!hgencer, Winchester
Constellation, AID Staunton Observer, are re.
quested 10 give the above an insertion, once a
week Tor two months, and forward their accounts
to the Subscribers.
June 15.-w2m
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TO RENT.

A THREE STORY, BRICK HOUSE
Lately occupied by Mn. I5HAM RNNDDt Pr
on the Street leading from The Late auction rom
of Messrs Brown * Flrney.
The house viii bePut IN COMPLETE ORDEa a 4
possession gwen early IN July.
The terms will be made known on ,pnl.,,
at the Argus Office;
June Il. H.
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james Blair, 10.
Amos Bennett, DO.
George White, do.
Motley Drown, badIy,
Enoch n Nicely, do
Israel Horehead. do.
Joseph Walsh. severeIys
peter Laufer, do.
Barney Harvey, do.
Thomas Brown, (painter,) do.
James Nutter, passenger,
of Nicholasville, Kentucky,) do.
Samuel Wait, (carpenier) do.
Joseph -, missing, supposed TO have
been knocked overheard and drowned-it is said
he was from New Hampshire
Jacob, G. black man, severely.
Since dead
There are one or two of the Others who are NOT
expected to survive.
AT meeting of the CT liens convened on the
occasion, a committee was appointed to paovide
Tor the SICK, and to make arrangements for Ire
burial OF the dead. SIX of the unfortunate suf.
erers havingdes on Wednesday night, were IN.
erred yesterday. attended by a very numerous
;oncourse OF Citizens 9,rericGn Friend. ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
Pubic Sale.

By virtue of deed Of trust to the sub
,cribers, will be sold. at the Alexandra
Office. House. on .aonday, the 18th Of
Eune, that large and co,nmodious three
tory Warehouse and the Lot on which
t stands, situated on the north side of
King, street, and next the dock that d.
Fides Twins from Ramsay's wharf
fronting on Ramsay's wharf forty feet
md the same on Ging-street-at present
occupied by John Adam and Jacob Nor,
an. Terms of sale cash.
+. I. Taylor, and
w. Herbert, Junior,
May is. dts
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Valuable Property TOR Sale.

~
aWgILL be sold to the highest bidder
~ on the premises, on Thursday th'
Goth day Of June,
THE UNION MILLS,
situated on the North Branch of Kappa
hammock river, in the County of Culpep
ner, about % miles above Fredericksburg
land / l-2 miles below Norman's Ford
|running two pair OF feet burr stones
& pair of country stones, with Evans's
machinery, complete.-Also, Tract o.
Land containing 400 acres, cn which
there is dwelling house, and other build.
!lngs.
And on Saturday the ed day Ct June
IN the premises, one other Mill. situate
liza Orange eunty, about so miles above
Fredericksburg, on the South Branch Of
appahannock, running one pair of siz
feet burr stones, and a pair of countr,
stones, with Evaas's machinery, and d
wool carding machine, complete: with
valuable SaW-Mil on the opposite side Of
the river.
Attached to this property are Two
Lots of Ground containing about sx
acres, on which are dvelling-house and
other buildings, aud near it $50 acres
|of wood land, heavily timhered with
pine and oak.
Both OF the mills are in fine wheat
neighbOrhoods, and commanding in the
dryest seasons an abundance of water.
The terms will be made accommodating.
A private sale would be preferred, III
which event due notice will be given.
John .9lcoche.
Union Mills, Culpepec,
May 13 40 d4w
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Public Sale.

On Tuesday next, the ssth inst. will o.
sold at the Yendue Store. corner OF
Prince and Frirfax streets,
Sugar-ia hogsheads and barrels
New England rum in hhds. q barrels
Imperial and Young Hyyson Teas IN
chests
lemons in boxes -
London particular Tenerife wine IL
whole and halt pipes
Almonds in bags
Prunes In boxes
Ouesnsware in crates
Furniture, Ec.
Also,
A variety Of Dry Goods, consisting OF
Cloths
ImperiaI and 8ennets cords
Irish linens
Cotton Shirtings
CaIicoes
Cambria and leno muslins
Domestic cOttons
Currahs
TicklenbuIgs
Madras handkerchiefs, &c.
ALSO,
Sattins, levantines e Virginia silks
p. 6. .Harstsllsr.
n
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May s5
5 PUBLIC Sale.

On Tuesday the 2Sth of Nay, at 8 O.
clock, if fair, if not, the first fair day,
will be sold on the premises,
My Rope SValk and Stock on hand,
consisting Of lard Yarn White Yarn
ard Tar.
Nathaniel r. Heath.
e1 Terms liberal, and made known
at the place of SALE
P. G. Marsteller.
May IS IS
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10 sid the cause Of virtue and ye,is,,.
RELIGIOUS TRACTS ''

From the Evangelical epositorv. {.
Happy effects attending the distr;5ys.,
Of Religious facts. 'a
Mr.. Murtheim, Jew, ard an or;,,..
merchant, who has four coiDptiuq GaaS'
in The Mediterranean; one on i co..
Of Barbary, another at Say ma, tls ;i
at Sapdaroa7, III the Leyant. and "S
fourth at Malta, ascrib lis cOyyp,IsS
TO christianity. TO the b essing Of C' IVA
upon one Of tae tracts translated inn
Italian) published by the London Socet'
for promoting christianity Among d.
Jews. TIE last inteIIigercc Of this b.
iiever in Jesus, states, that he is active.
ly employed in endeaYorius to extend "a
Others those blessings which he hinaf
has received. One OF his converts. M,
Cham, a Jew Of Balbary, observes, an,,
If all were known that Mr.. Nj. has dow
to spread the knowledge Of the gIorior'
gospel Of Jesus Christ, ne ovld be Cons
dered almost equal to ore Of the Apo.
ties"
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+ avail Stores

B.
Just received from Washington, NOrth
Carolina.
100 barrels Pitch
90 ditto tar
25 ditto rosin
8 ditto spirits turpentius.
IN STORE,
500 barrels tar
500 ditto roxin
lG0 ditto turpentine.
ALSO LANDING,
IS pipes eogniac brandy
S ditto Holland gtn
5 puncheons n. E. rum
IN STORE,
S pipes superior cOguiae brandy
100 bags green coffee
90 seroons taifew
10 Augustara bark
barrel green coffee
Q screens fotant indigo
4 hogsheads Dutch madden
l200 oSe horns
so tierces and half tierces rice
so barrels prime pork
so ditto ditto beef
6 tons round bolt iron
5 tons logwood
ditto isnumvitas
4 bales company long clothes
GO pieces Holland sail duck
tons cordase
] hogshead soft shelled almonds
for saste ~
PGYAoN AND DUNDAS.
May 81 ct
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February c7
For Sale.

Pursuant to decree OF me e., he
court of the District of COLUMBIA y: cese d.
county of Alexandria, made IN rea .,
Leroy Cash, against " ,liIan. .a n 70 iis
and others, will be offered III ia ba' oreui.
highest bidder, for cash, on 'n' Inv
,es. on .Monday tie third day - . Sig.
next. a Tot Of Ground situate w. =" strcsi;l
street, between Alfred and ugtto,sst~
and fronting "a feet on En FAX.
sale to commence at eleven ,s .'"
Thomson e. .naSO'"
Games .uii'dH, :,n.r.,
oo"'' dsts
Nav 90 -.------~
Wanted 70 suEcl'. q, re- ID
4 Few Hhas. Of Tobacco since II N
which cash will be given. app I,yer
Alexander SanS'"' i
feb %
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The divinity, this temple alrsssv -,
Il a desert, the grass grows in :. s'sf''
courts, and moss springs ppon i / l9it-
t already relates tle glory and MA. sss'
eence Of past ages, and prepare. gun
Slain to future generations, tho =" Pls,
and the piety OF the times n which 5 !,
founded. MS
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Cotton and Rice.

This Day leadi,,g from tie sloop Emil
fsom Savannah,
Cotton and Rice, Of superior quality
aud for sale by
Esyan Ha'npsos q Co.
May 81
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Shad and Herring.

Harper end Fsnaall, have just rsceiv
ed and offer fos sale,
$50 barrels prime Herring
$50 ditto ditto Shad.
Nav Is
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May l6.
WM. MORGAN

Informs the public, he has opened
shop on King street, between Royal ant
Pitt. opposite MIR. Beeler's, confectioner
where all orders will be thankfully re
ceived and punctually attended 10. d.
time will be principally occupied in be
spoke work. Those who favor him wit
their custom, may depend that the mate
rails and workmanship will be inferior Il
none for fashion, neatness and durability
for cash only. The time spent and diff
Guilty in collecting small accounts, mus
plead an apology for this determination
Nav % II.
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FRENCH GOODS.

FRENCH GOODS.
Landing at Lawrason & Fowle's wharf,
from the schooner Morning Star, 7.
R. Page, master, from Havre de
Grace,
case white and black grapes,
do Lavantine haudkerchiefs, with
colored borders
Long black and white silk gloves
case mems and women's black
and white silk hose
do FIorences, assorted colors
do Levantine do do
1 do taffetas do do
do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes ard colers
do mems leather 81 yes
1 ditto green sewing silk for om-
brellas
ditto sewing silk, assorted coils.
DO. Oil skin hat covers,
/ Do. Cambrics,
I Do. Long Lawns, Cambria his.
Shirt buttons,
1 Do. White Chip Hats,
do. black and white Grape, and
gauze fans,
The above goods were purchased witt
cash, add selected by the best houses at
Lyons and Paris, and will be sold at a
small advance by,
| J. & i. Vowel,
Lawrason 8, Fowle.
ALSO,
Landing from said Schooner and for sale
Jas above;
! s5 pipes old cogniac brandy, OF a
superior quality
| 90 cases champagne, 2 dozea each
so ditto meloc claret, dozen each
! May II
! Dipt Candies
(! Ga boxes for sale.
.Maa5sr;.le and Lsrmostr.
1 May II
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For Freight.

E,sSse The hne. fast-sailipg brig Age
- Dosia, Martin, master; burthen
about 1900 barrels, will take freight for
tae We Indies OF South of Eusope on
moderate terms. Apsly to
I. Il. ROWLAND.
5.no. 81 ct
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Land for Sale.

a Tract Of lard is offered for ss u
situate in Frederick county, YIFg'E.l''
within one mile of Berryyille, contalDlI5
70 acres This land was formerly Wv
of Col. Griffin Taylor: !,
Merchants Bank Notes, or Noes ~ ="
anv ef the Banks Of the District oil w
lumbia will be received in payment
For further particulars
Apply to Tie Fri't''4
kIsv rs
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West-Tndies or Coastwise,
I'm The elegant and very fast sail
ssss&a " Sloop ENlLr. L, Cross, mas
ter; vail take a E eight for the West In.
dies o. Goastwise, On moderate terms.
She carries 700 barrels. Apply to
L. II. ROWLAND.
S mo. 27 ct
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May IS
For Freight OF Charter
10 the WestAndics or Errop9,
rs The hriG RiChmOna

kksa / he brig hICHiHOI'''
,ss;sSP Capt. 1iatirre =, ..,r,.
= ! ..sssss s philadelphia built carr NJ,
i nd, between 10 anJ 1900 barrels =. ~ ~,
is in complete order, ready for Tue :
ception Of cargo. = , fF
# no application be made plTh IN = al
DAYS, she Will take freight tor EnI,G 1D 70
phia or New York. For terms app'
the Master OF board Q! r.,y
''"'0f0'' 4
February c2
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centuries !; and, to the burning shame Of
the age and country in which We live, !.
still has its votaries among TIE upper
classes Of society. as p youhg hIndo
loses his Cast ifhe declines assisting u.
the immolation OF his mother; 50 a youne
American of rank is considered as de
graded If be refuses to spill the blood OF
any one, evan a familiar acquaintance
that has affronted him!
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From respectable Clergyman in IL.
land.

From a respectable Clergymen III Ia.
land.
"Mr. Tract boy, set OFT YESTERDAY .,
bis travels, with his basket well slsi
with Bibles and Testaments, and chosen
tracts. It will amase yon to hear hat
his favCfite place is Fair--Shere,u
soon as he hears a ballad singer Do.
claiming his vile and corrupt Trash, be
the crowd, and loudly de.
elares the falsehood of what be saws; and
then reads some Interesting account Of a
sudden death; OF The conversion Of a no.
FERROUS sinner The simplicity Of lii
manners, and the confidence Of trrl1,
which is evident in lis whole conduit,
gain him many purchasers. Those vic
come with their Aalfpence to buy thew.
cicds songs, prefer the Tracts Of this c,,
traordinary boy. Here indeed. are de
weak things OF the wofd raised upa
confound the wise -