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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-02
From the Fsderal Republican,.
REVOLUTIONARY TINES.

kEFNLU ifOt >ti '"i SS'
Could one 0four revolutionary aa.
&c stors arise from his grave, ant
walk the earth again, could he wit.
meas the entire change OF manners
and habits and principles perVadinS
the continent. could he be allowed
to recognize the faces Of bis own de-
pendants, with what peculiar impres.
sions would he speed his way to tho
regions of glory again Z lie would
find that all the maxims which du'
ring his life time were held in suelf
san ,tity end reverence, that Lille IL
self was thought subordinate, arc
now openly secuted and reviled as
fragments Of exploded superstition /;
that it was thought not only pardon.
able, but honorable to abandon those
principles enforced by Washington
in his life time, and which he left al
"a legacy to his country after bis dc,
cease, for the enjoyment OF Office and
of emoluments he would find thst
thi, contagion had spread so far as
to corrupt the minds Of the rIs'a5
race, that our children were e"rIy
taught such lessons ard iamiilarlz
cd from early infancy to the spee!a-
icIes Of so much deprAYity. lie
would find, il is true, few mould
erins re mnants Of our resoIuti"nary
times still among ~. asifto rcm'no
US of what virtue We bad lost, aoa
TO shew the depth Of our declens'on.
We may well enquire what WIZ
what in fast can be, tie probable
prospects Of nation either in peace
or in war, in which such principles
are openly taught, avowcd and pro-
mulgated- There can be nothing
but ruin, nothing bat a 'tion desFe-
dation 10 be anticip led ia any pos,
sible event, unless we are prepares
10 maintain this desperate hyPoshe.
sis, that public vice, dePravit!' anc
corruption lead to national gloF,..
When legislation, that sacred a"a
important trust, a trust comprehend:
i Jog the welfare Of the resent, su'
u future ages, is committed
the custody Of men, who dare 10 'nc
full blaze. OF moo day sun opsny
TO profess that they are govern
Iby such msxims, wat security nav
The people, that tuey Hill no' ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-02

attached to a gOvcrnine 81 thu. y,e.,-,.
ur every petition with nesliccn,el
| bordering on contcm) our mn.s
arrest prayers and sapp!iol,io,.
arely avail farther, tAau 10 lo,4
aome unfortunate advocate, uii, u,
| lurthen Of our grievances. OH IT,
we could return to the care Of our =,
tural parent!-that We could a,si
claim that state as a mother, wbi,y
,oasts of Washington for Ler SON.
If we should judge Of the recti,u4.
If a mans feelings by the habits !,
which he is pleased to indulge, what
stronger testimony shall VIC want q;
the purity of our Washington Tia,
his rctreatins to his farm. and H.
another Cincinnatus, devotins the ;,
mainder Of his days to the innocos
employment of agriculture |? Gl,at
and happy man! How boundIcss W,
the extent of his mind When /,
country summoned him to tic Gel
with prudence that preserved herr,
the hour Of unsuccessful cxertion. an,
an enterprise ever on the watch I,
strike fortunate blow, one would ey.
claim that nature had formed him
soldier, and generously made him .
great one. Should his services 3,
wanting in the cabinet. we see him,
in every action, the &C 'omplshed U,
right statesman, administering is.
tice with impartiality. and stceriae
the vessel of state safety through tlf
storms of a tumultuous season. When
these connections have sub,idet.. AMI
the violence of every gaze is IailtI
into repose, his happy genius d;;co.
vcrs itself in the walks Of private Ill,
identifying and adorning every ..
jeCt of its care.
Where among the pages Of hist9r..
shall we discover his parallel? It's
true we find them crowded with tic
names of warriors aud statesmen,-
Of men that have graced every sreaa
Of private life. Fabius Was cnicbrat-
ed for rs prudence, and Ma"cclGs for
his enterprise. Great statesmen toe
have cultivated into the most flourish
ing prosperity The Countries saved by
the valor of the soldier. But the eye
will search i'll vain for anatllcr charaC.
ter in which are blended so many u
the qualities. which constitute the pa
triotic hero, the upright politician,
the active ANA faithful citizen. A.
mong the summarizes that have arisen
from time to time, upon a dreary
world, some have dazzIcd by the brii-
liancy or scOrched by the intcnsi y OF
their rays; but the sun Of American
genius matgrei by the genial mildness
of its beams, the germ that its warmth
had induced into existence.
Let the name Of our Washington DO
sounded with the loudcst anthems OF
praise, and his virtues held up to tho
American youth for imitation.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-02
WASHINGTON SOCIETY

February %, 1917.
Resolved unanimously, that The
thanks of the society be rendered to
William S. Stuart. Esq. fvr his ele-
giant and appropriate Grafton. deli.
cred this day before them. and that
he be requested to furnish copy
thereof for publication.
GEORGE DENEALE, Seo'y.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-02

Ibis superintendent, nc reSVoreu 'ia
florder and revived that prosperity
(which had been sinking under Uni
r anarchy of the old confederation
: A warm and brilliant sun had arlsel
o Ito dispel the clouds, and clothed oul
E political horizon in the fairest tint Of
4 a summers day. Fortune, however
1, resolved to try every resource OF cha.
racter, and to present the fuiness Of
1|its stores to view. The passion tor
,|freedom which had here raised an
slempire, and scattered peace and hap
,lpiness in its train, soon communicat-
ed itself to the continent of Europe,
but there produced very different con-
j seouences. France, fair and beau.
rtifuI country, which had long sum-
ilbered in the chains twined round her
by the too ski!fuI hands of her COVER
!, nor, arose from her bondage, and in
j the enthusiasm Of her youthful llber-
.lty, riotsd in the excess of indulgence.
Not content with loosenins every fet-
L.. = g o.,,,o,,,,,o,,t ot homo thp cnjrit
'er Vi so'o, ''''o '.', 81. canth n Tho wild
zeal of knight errantry, and resolved
: to place the world in state OF print
tive freedom. Exertions were made
:. to enlist our country in the cause.
Her agent found the feelings OF the
! people favorably disposed to his at
tn"p,' nnd - J:ras norton of them
:snii,a to sd Rim every aid IN
ea"a w.. w. Gu Ianaon ond 70 nreservc
.oisseo .,'o u"nS e Euronea, nal;
US lfo,i .Ho ,','V ;,,Jnncnt and fr,n
VS. ioiu IL : - auv ;,J;y;duai
" ne i":.' " "., ,,,,nl to tI,s y,ior NJ
NJ, ,u.l'ta wv. IT, Gala his ssrvicno
;" asnin'ton.'. VIC ' l his claims
III 'uo oaoinss . no% "' us mrssaryaJ
upon net 5f e E,.o,.,h .;l;anc. M
his country from 'ien.n .. t' 'i,.,nJ ,;t,
aI!lanco "n'en I'd, no ".1. sta.a that hss
accented it.
1t is When CHANGING over the listo-
ry OF Europe's exerti"ns III tne Cause
OF iicerty' tha' We i1ei '' '' o'''J't ~
euloSize our hero. France, after all
her enthusiastic attempts. had return
led crimsoned with the blond of its
votarics to the state FROM which she
had made such mighty efforts to e.
merge. The people resembling in
their force and weakness, the arn
that having subdued the Hydra and
Nemsan Lion inrlorioasly accona-
dated itself r. the distatf; un,nindful
of their farmer eysr.ions, Welded O.
Incidence when their own passions
were the only powers which dared
opposition, Ireland but partially en-
lows the privileges Of free govern
ment The gallant Pole, E" dared ev-
ery thing that man dare ;"-but the
mower of cruel Jesposism prevailed:
nope lot seaso'' oa'e ''' "o''u '1'
well,
): And freedom iek'd--as kosciusko,
fell"
-, ,..
ne gloom OF aro''rary Po".:'
when 10" oVets',ano"s sho ~, """ ~ ;,
l = ny s 3 $500 ih,er a',i,. I;.tt
'r",n ,reouo''i 'ea,e,ny Is a.,,o -,
"nilc VIC eonSi" '",a.' a Ja ,m,I .
our Pecu.'ar success We sn S ;an ,maN =
ever 'lort 10 pfescl'1 anu mp"
the principles OF ms n"pPy govern
ment. Inc pro''oeMt seniu, y. VIZ.
poiitlcal ialner mas uis ,hod aud ~ 10
'ne most cheC'uai ''i'' nv: ..;',.;n,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18
VIRGINIA LEGISL1YURE.
SENATE.

&oswdrg, FeJruGryl5
A motion was made bv Mr.. Chamber-
layne, that the fouriii rNie Of this House
be suspended for the purpose Of sc con
sidering the ill Requiring the Sherits
Of the difiercn; Counties < Corporations
within this Commonwealth 10 take the
sense Of the people upop the propriefv of
calling Convention" which, on Tues
lay last, was rejected
And. or the question being put there
upon, it was determined i'll tic negative
Ayes 8, Noes 10.
The Ayes and Noes being required on
that question, were as follows -
AYES-Edward Watts (sgeaker) vii
liam Chamberlayne, Chapman Johnson.
John W. Green, Cuthbcrt Powell, Fran
els Prestou, George !. DAWSON. Thomas
c. Hoomes and Joseph G. Cabei-9.
NOES--James Robertson, jr. Tboma.
TAYLOR. Bartholomew ID. Henley, Johr
| Hin, Richard Jones, John Cargill. ARMS
toad Iloomes, Brazure w. Pryor, JOIN
IIooc and John Cropper--lO.
The hll For arranging the Countie
1 - al. e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

was yesterday laid upon the table, on m..-
ton of Mr.. Johnson, was taken up; and,
on the question put thereupon, passed by
the House-Ayes 10, NoesS.
The Ayes and Noes being required on
that question. were as follows: :
AYES-Edward Watts Speaker James
Robertson. if. Chapman Johnson, Joha
Hill, Cuthbcrt Powell, Francis Preston,
George ]. Dayisson, Joscuii G., Cabe!l,
Brazure w. Pryor and John Copper
10.
NOES-T'homas Taylor, VIA. Cham
berlayne, Bartholomew u. Henley, Rick
ard Jones, John w. Green John Cargiil,
Thomas {. Hoomes and John H0oe-S.
Ordered, that the Clerk inform the ~.
of Delegates of the passage OF the said
bill, and request their concurrence in the
amendments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

NOIiCE-Ihe late partnership between .Jfspc7 p1-
y bins and H7i{osq 9raees was nnqlly disolvc, ON
tn lst Of Jannary, 1917.
January 2. 1917 az %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

&TAGR FARE between fredericksburg and Richmond
- w consequence of the very high prize Of nrodnee
the stage owners between the above places snd tem,
serves compelled to rai'e the price To cc1 Roors oBH
a Hctfat which tate ii will be CHARGED ON and aC,er
''e irtn INST Tie Propricfors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

D.; DAVID BLOCK respectfully informs the public
- that he has just arr wed from Pbadelnba AZ tbis
PIaoe anu tenders ms services as Doctor Surgeon 4
re aiso extracts CorHs IN few minutes without o.
asohg the least pain. drawing any blood or prevent,
ihRlhe person from walking Immediately after the opera
upn ne arranges nails grown in the Gesh so that the
person WIZ not suffer any pains, be troubled with It
hekeeps Tor sale, most eficaciOus powder for viii
teEng the teeth, and preserving the gums in order
cures pimpies and ring worms which happen to gro.,
~ tne iaoe Iaocay The numerous K has made
professional character.
tie wl be found home, ready TO wait on persons dari
Ios oi the benefit OF his services III the morning from
O'Clock TIL IL, and from O'Clock ill an the after
noon. ~ ~
Iadesand gentlemen can be attended at their resi-
denCe when requested
Heintends to remain IN this town month His re-
sidence is 81 Hys Catherine sIrothcy's over Messr
TTiplett& Cos Store, T. street.
feby -. o. n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18
HOUSE OLE DELEGATES.

bill goes 10 abolish the most obnoxious
features ofthe present obnoxious system
and provides as 10 the lands already
sold, thatin lieu of the lands so purcha
sed, the purchaser should, under certain
circumstances, receive back his money.
with 80 per cent. interest.
YESTERDAY, the House received the
bill from The Senate, equalzng the rep
resentation i'll That branch. aud also e.
auallzing The land-taX-witll the various
mat erial amendments which were PROMO
sed by the Senate. MIR. Baker moved 10
postpone the whole bill and tie amend
ments TO the 5ist of MarcIi-Air. Black
urnhoped, on the contrary, thev wonId
he re-commtted TO the Select Commit
tee
The motion TO postpone. gave rise TO
long and animated discussion-being
supported by hlesSrs Baker Robertson
cot P)Banks, Hay K Davis (of HanoverD
1t was opposed by Nessrs. Blackburn
Thweatt, Mercer (of L. Smyth lanes
Thompson, Doddridgc, Clamberlayne
and Stecnbcrgen. The former contend
ed, that the bill, as amended. was en-
practically contrary to the constitution .
as II DISTINGUISHED some counties. by de.
prlving them ofthe right of voting for
representative in the Senate for one wear.
and some for two years while it gave 70
Others double representstion-thc
gentlemen minated that the bill could
receive no form which could make il con.
iormahle 10 the constitution. Some Of
the opponents to the motion conten-
ded, that the bill was ALREADY CON
tormable TO the constitution, and TO
the cotemDoraneons exposition which
had been given of that instrument 9th
ers confessed thatthe bill had been ma
teriaiiy changed in the Senate. but co..
tended, that an opportunity should be
granted 10 remove constitutional obiec-
tlons By recoHmitting it 10 select com
mittce Most of them dwelt in the stron-
gest terms, upon the cxpedi ncv of such
a measure, TO remove the inequality i'm
the representation ofthe Senate. and 10
tranqmilize the minds of the peonle.
On putting thequestion to postpone in
definitely, by ayes and noes, it was lost
ayes So, noes 7S.-It was then recon-
mitted to the Select Committee. which o.
riginally brought in the bili.-(rhe Com
mittee met last night attbe Capitol)
The bill establishing Schools &sc.zvas
taken up-a motion To postpone If till
fhe 3lst March was lost By a considerable
maioritv-and the bin was ordered TO be
eogroSsed and read 3rd time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

NTWGiNiA MuSEUJ.-jaD,cs JFarycY s. Eichyts
LcyfoH respectfully inform the public ed tl,eir
friends az distance, that tie building for the TJrriiu
H'fw 10" erecting on the Capitol Sgnafc in iis i-
~ D. rapidly progressing. In order to facilitate NJ O.
penng OF TINS establishment, tire propr,etofs have deter
rned ON hitting up one wing Of The edncc and aili
py 70 100 Few weeks.
JN. q Il. l. beg leave through this rlcdinn ~ tcr-
der Lcr thanks to those indy idnals who have frsers-
90 euriosue- 81 the Institution aud csrcrisy solicit
the assist uce OF he scientific procuring good sss
u mineral aware hat hy ditsctine their aert,au 49,
wards MS -pfef GOrrsi wealth they NAV brs io
light aud Apply 9 purposes Of practical utility Treasures
10 which this state ahouuds
j. " & u. L. naite themselves that nv sinone IT.
ieiion. ile iirgiH0 Upssn May he opened c,fls ne
ensuing SUMMER. should artists ia eirs mis- or s
oiher Siiie, ieel distressed 20 exhibit ~ this fssdrny
communicate With iir proPficior The subject Any
article lhus sent. 9il be received with pleasure All
particular care used IN reirruue ~ TO The owner
n b. Two OF three RooNS zoe rent on mo NaIr
sueei. Apply to lanes WofreH "a Ills PAINTING ioni...
February g. noo1f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

Z EATs.- RGvm9Hd " Brofhers. fat che SIGN ftl.-
u fite Uats have now on handan extensive gsso.i.
ment ci 17crifGn. hpcfieh, snd french nEfN tR.
hats, % tie most fashionable kind exceeded BY noise
in quality.
hiso--f'fsfoy and Koran HATS-whch they viii ec't
% ceap BY wholesale o retail rs they We obtained
IN any market m the United States.
Andthey hayeou hand very good supply Of Haifcr's
Trimmings.
on Coayiggmeut 600 sides snai leather i00 superior
Norhcrnlnade axes 40 crates common ware, t0,a-ks
slate nails.
". g. They have Instructions 70 receive osdefi Tor
N1ybte A0gtt pieces of superior kiud-pr,ccs lsofa
Si5o 10 IS soo sl-wcf
NOW at Rockets. rcgeived a. sch John ia hisfs
y prime molasscs5O bills. Irish eoaJocs- 80 ih{s
Winlu pcafs-i7 DO. y " rufi--5G casks Tfoinds'aun
lime tons kuisia tfoh wide bars is boHts mould
caudes so 90. hard s,gp-25 casks cheese With suAdy
otles articles
ALSO Rcceeed by she above vessel, elegant Nagf-
ernUiltgiEs hnishcd iu the most dshionair We ld
ahauisofae assortment 81 furniture CONSISTING ~ sds
to3ris bureaus hcjsesds .eCfetarieS with hook case
| folding aud writing desi-, sc. SC.
yf.t -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

Baltimore, Feb. IA.
SIR GREGoR McGREGoR and his lady arriv
ed this city yesterday evening from Anna,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

WILSON c. NICHOLAS, ESQ. is appointed pres
city. -'- '''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-28
NANcatiNn.

frHE subscriber basug been Literally in the
instruction OF YOUTH for 10 years his thass
To be ends anA tue public for their patronage aud Ia
ioins them that be intends To contiuae his SCOoLthe
ensuing year. in which viii be taught English iain
Greek aud French langvaycs granmmatcaiiy, peunan-
sh arithmetic geonalhy surveying. gigehta WITT the
Vtlvr branches OF mathematics history compositions
ohulny, ha'iia aud i,1ia philc soply, wuh the
le ginss IN This SEMINARY viii be taught IN the Latin
HteSk and French languages in addition The ORDINARY
course, aGthor winch may be rcqNeeted. The s
uets tor their own Improvement and iOT The satisfaction
iiheit parents and guaans, viii write letters them
twice ho>ih. HIS price viii Ire les board and
ioa, each boarder finding bed bedding and an.
dlcs The school will he opened the l2t of January
aud closed on the 10th of December. There will I've a
summer vacation of one month, commencing the 10th
Oh J"ne Knowing from experience the great anxiety
winch parents icei torthe Improvement aud welfare OF
eir children, being particularly fond OF the Instruction
OF YOUTH and vsiy siros that those who may I've COM
Wied TO his care may intake every possible improve
men lie has made such az will enable him
10 devoch himself entirely duties OF his profession
winch he calculates on continuing to fccw Ills
viii be passed generally ~ COMPANY with his pupils
Wide In aud oot of school which will e,.s1ie him TO
lonth are liable. HE situation is retired and
healthy, wiki excellent wafer. Parents guardians
AT distance, who may wish in enrus, pupils his care
viii hc peasedto make tuey application letters for
wafdeG to the towing Green, Caroline county.
THOMAS Il. COLEMAN, President
Caroline, Nov. -. 55t3iJ oC(0acord dcidcay.
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Whitby--.at auctscn

authorized hy tse last will and tes.ar;sni as AiHs
LILLE, deceased VIII be solo auction fhe l.ry-
nlsek, on H0nd0g fhc SID G0y ef fJccesattr a. INST
valuable ana well known estate James I er, ia Shrs-
terueid conniy called WIFI BY distant nom ,e ca, ~
hcumond about three nIiies. Tie contain. i2es
acres about 2SO ovhlcE rst aud gIoprd
tncuunHa productive uttadOw at several acfes-abuuf
hatthe residue iswei t;reefc the aiabe part Is gene
isui ~ t"od qsal'ty, lies well for cultivation aud Eas
been iate, improved by clover regular course of
ciOps-Amon2 the advantages Improvements attach.
ca To ihs estate may be enumerated rs convenience to
NainAile manuiactrfius null, aud to The markets uf
Nchihond ana Manchester FOR all surplus products
ishe!y, itt house. den. orchadS vi choice fluit
uefs, all he buildings useful for atin. with couo.
aiune cHe!inyhSuse lately repaired aud imptSyed-.
which cohilants IGll view OF the City Richmond.
lie Terms will be si made know OF,
lAe"ay OF safe The sale viii be conducted hy THOMAS
iAhLoR, tsq. JANIS BRhNDER. ,iseHt
for Ro: CrGhdR, E.s'y 81 J. Lyls, dec.
Manchester, Nov. "a.
g. riat OF the esa,e ofwhitby may be seen at Mr..
Ihumss a,ioi's oiCc.
..-..-........
AT the same time will be sold to the highest bid.
uet by virtue OF deed ., the
D> ldrton saunders the 2d of April last tor the pur
poses therein mentioned, II valuable SLAVES OF which
are males aud females valuable stock OF mules
Horses, mares and colts the stock of hogs sheep and
cattle the crops OF corn fodder straw, sc. together
WIN Tue Wagons, carts, and plantation utenss-Also
The househod and Kitchen fui uitrre
l.. = MORRISON * JAMES LIGoN, Trustees.
The sale will be conducted by
HERON, slNToN & CO. Auctrs.
Richmond Nov. IA. s5ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-28
FINN DoLAavs ReWara.

ITO The polieness OF friend in Shannon am indebt
D. ed Tor The sight of bill bearing The impression OF
The Union Hotel, aud sieued o. Broek"-puTporting to
re bill of charges against Major Peacock. As the hole
Is an Infamous forgery maniicsty intended me
ryl viii give the above reward for discovery The per
son who committed the forgery, and pay all Teas 4nable
expenses which may attead the prosecution the vii.
lain. HENRY BUTLER
further reward of s so will he given by me for ap
pretending aud bringing traite deestaoe scOuudrel
who has forged my name to The aforementioned bill
DRILL BROCK.
II The Editors Gfhe MqNnt0R anu ttIncheSte5. ~
PeIS requested 10 phiSh tie o5orc advertisement
IN their papers meek for three weeks and Jvr
Wdrd their hits IL the URiOH Hctek.
November 81. 55tf
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nnInnrronr Noycn,I

DRIDGEPoRT, November 10.
We learn that the bodies of the unfortunate mvl
who we've dyVwncd 1T tn, Cows the 2sh utio, have
heen found-that Vt Nr. AoIchouse taken up dift
my neal Money Beach, aud Inferred at Black Rock
THURSDAY last. 1he remains of Mr. Bartram found
Oh Monday, >orWaik.
EAECU tlON.-On Thursday last, a:ieeaby 10 his
sentence, the awful punishment OF death
upon Amos, the black llow who convicted tie
last September Superior Court OF TIE crime Of rape. The
execution tooh place at DaBbu aud the crowd of peo
pie who assembled TO witRsts this dreadful result of Int
man dcpfavy was, as is usuTi such OCCASIONS very
great, and vaiOnsll estimated at fIom twenty
said ierSons. The prisoner conducted FROM the
la TO the place al execution about o'clock, where he
Throne OF Iiacewa addressed in behalf oil the unhappy
man, ana al hs request, short address delivered
by Que OF the attending clergy the surrounding multi
tdde Ia which he acknowledged due of the
NIFTY OF his crime and the business OF the sentence which
bewas nov about Ia suffer by the Instant termination OF
MS mortal existence and desired thai lis awful might
serve as aastng example deter Others trumths ndul.
gence O. aay tiJse wicked and nuruly passions which
tend 10 swell the daIs catalogue of human misery and
10" often Degule the heart 10 tie condemnation OF
s0ui. lCOAtt cticW CyHFGHt.