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Notice

4 MEETING is rets. sted NEXT Mond =
= afternoon, he lsith insi nj O'Clock ri
lhe Franklin Hotel, Tor d. purpose ri hing
INTO consideration The erfanizni,nD of The
fro'es'ent Episcopal Church In tn. plare =.
NJ who feel interested Ia lta oraaniAatiua o
~. same nre invited to attend
Set. -.
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NNtice.

A PETITION viii be presented to the
4 n neM General Assembly Of virpini,
p aging that The subscriber may be permitted
Ia remain N this state Until the year 1925.
caro- JOHNSON, q (rfe man ofcolor.
spH, Is. 6wliAlIJ
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Iue ioNowing slaves,

10 wit George, Nancy, Lucy, Sarah, How.
ard, Gaster. Ben, David, Lily, Grief, Tidy,
Banh-. Mnrn and Cp,ha, anu the increase Of
The females OF snid slaves since the execution
OF The deed alorose,d II any. Also, nil the
household aud kitchen Furniture, stocks OF
Cattle, lIurses i,nd Hog, Plantation Tools aad
implements OF every description belonging ts
said Bolbilt az 80 much OF the above proper.
ly as viii sal,sls the object Of said trust deed
All pcrsons wishing TO purchase Negroes, will
10 well 10 attend, rs the above mined are as
likely as any ia Virginia. Acting o. trustee,
shall convey only such title Ms IS vested IN u,e
hs such ABRAHAM l. SHELTON
Sept ~, 6tds
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Trust Sale.

Df virtue ofa deed Of trust executed 10
- us by Moses y. Cook, bearing date lie
i1ih day OF February, is22, and duly recorded
IN the clerks Office OF Boteiourt county, aud
for the purposes therein eAprcssea, We sbalI.
on friday, The an dpy IF Ocfo6er n,n, il fuir'
II not the peN tair day, Sundays eAcepted3
by why al public auction, sell Il, ihe highest
bidder, al the late residence oil suid N n
= SN'S ~
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llOw,as tisitte I'll sieah.a,, he la, hrnd

| tlow n thsisbe II sfha h.u,, he las iafnd
il uncom nonly sweet.
Mr.. \. has ulhsr suakf.s n he rarj. c,.,t.
rs wampnm snake, hcmtiful slreaEed,
sud so ealied ailer The Ind. ~ ornaipent
lit rs SIN III species of lie Boa Cons, rie-
or, which winds Itself rosnl is prry. and
Kills not by poishn, but by stfieti,re--it
wen sIuce1es the rattle snake ia d.afb
lie has also the common black shake
| and tha lead caloarod Ainrriean aa.itr. of
the description of the Hat heads, He has
ell these under the same commandments.
biiIng almost the same doeLly AZ thu rat
Tie sndkes.--The spectacle is moi dangerous
aor even disgusting is we'll worthy of
the attention of the curious,
Richmond Eng.
successor of Mr.. GALLATrs, ut thu
court of ST. Cloud, is daily more spoken of
since his speedy return TO America has been
positively announced, Ii is rumored that
The appointment Will be offered 10 Secreta.
ry CALnouN.
II Is officially made known that Sr,rnl-
mus LuREcn, Esq. is recognized As Con
sui General of his Swedish Majesty, To re-
slde at fh'ladclpha, by lie. ters patent, dated
on the eth Of August, lace.
Fash. &. Gazei,e.
Further Investigation into aurM .4atiers.
1t Is understood that the state OF the I'll
gate Macedonian, prior t u her yo, age TO the
Havana, will be the subject of lga cnuuir,
captain Shubrck was the oiliecrnho SUI
pcrlntended her fitting out.--Vhis spirit of
enquiry IS honorable 10 the humanity of the
e"scrnmcnt, aud may prove some collsola.
lion to the friends Of that part OF the crew
which tell victims TO the fatal fo,er which
prevailed on hoard the Macedonian. The
good ot the service demands strict scru,,-
ny. IN.
AFltlCAN-AMERlCAN COLONY,
Several free persons of color, und one
Young black man, " no had been implicated
IN the late plot al Charleston, sailed from
that place oa the 9th inst ia the schr. Dol
phln, for Cape Messuiado, the seat of the
American colony ON the African coast.
The Yellow fever in New York bus moi
subsidized,
EAsa -hevs ssSsssxksxa-sssso .szlsss sAfzszsxrzsa
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SALE OF
NaAuahle rroverty.

nR virtue of deed of trust executed
ID TO me by Charles " Bobbi,l Tor The pur.
pose OF securing the payment OF u debt due
by said Bohlit to john aud Robert A. Ward !;
which deed bears date on The 18th day OF Sep.
t,nber, la2l und duly nlmitled 10 record b,
The county court OF fiusyITaniu, | shall pro.
eeed 10 sell, 10 the highea bidder, for ready
money, on the aWh day oil this month {sep.
temher,) nj the dwelling house OF said Bobbiti,
on Iirp river In IiIIaNlYnnin nnunlu
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Notice.

Wherein tue suid Cobbs at present resides, or
80 much thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy
the claims expressed in said deed, continuing
I90 acres, adjoining NE lands of James Taps.
colt, Jesse b.. Couch, Peter X, Patteson aud
William Staten. Only such title will be made
rs j. vested in me Us trustee.
JAMES TAP5CoTT, Trustee,
SEPT IL. Wv
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The Yellow fever in New York bus nol
subsidized,
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with is appurtenances, whcreon said deceJcnt
resided, containing about 100 acres. all Of Il
cent quality; about one hall of which IA clear
ed, well enclosed, aud in good heart. This
land lies on the main branch OF Timber creek.
aud neoS The centre Of that beautiful aud much
admired country, cnilcd tho Bafrens of Bote-
tour, and lies very convenient TO four mBnu-
featuring mills--within three miles of the Ea.
tetonrt Springs, and directly on the preat stage
road leading from Fipcasiie 10 salem. about
fourteen miles OF the former, and eight from
the latter, aud in the heart of an eAccllen.
neigbborhood.
Ezs,A The improvements ure new and
f::::tl. comfortable d,rsiling House,
LisSiSa# with sin rooms, small double
<As-azssesss barn, and all convenient aud ner
ecsshry ont-houses. The term, Of sile are.
one half the purchase money paid down the
remainder in twelve mouths, WITH lien on
the lnpd 10 secure the payment thereof
Acting as trustees, we will convey such title
only as Is vested in us, hat are confident The
title is inaisputay good.
ELDAli McCLANAHsN,
VIM. COOK. Txustss.
BENZ. r. COOK,
Sept. 10. ! w,ds
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DiEb,--n this Place, on The nth inst.
Mr.. JOSEPH MAYS, merchant, of the
firm of Kyle &. Mays.
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from subscribers.
Or Advertisements, not exceeding trelre
lines, published three sOeeks for one dollar, and
continued three aoeeks longer for fifty cents
Larger Advertisements in the same proportion.
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deem it necessary to give notice, that while
they shall sedulously aim to he literally cor
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TAKE NOTICE.

A Ii persons are forbid har-
4 n bouring, trusting or employing DAVID
RICH, EZEKIEL DAVIS Cd, SYLVANUS
TOWN, EBENEZER GOULD, DAVID ATT
WOOD, MERCY BRIGGS, and NANCY
SPARHAWKE, all Paupers of the Town of
Oxtord--asI, the Subscriber, have made arm
pie provision for their support the year ensuing.
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Oxford, .dprsl /, 1872.
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@ NOTICE.

FEyHE Subscriber respectfully
"a informs the Puhlick that he has remov-
mes to manufacture WHIPS--He solicits the
f,vour Of his customers. A line directed to
him, to the care Of Mr.. Tia Cha6i,,, in Hol-
den, anu left at Mr.. Samuel Haiiarsay's Inn,
in Worcester, on Wednesday mornings, wiz be
carefully brought by Mr.. Jonathan PIERCE, or
Mrp Josiah Sioek.osH, Post.riders.
Merchants and Innkeepers can be sup
piled with as good Quality Of Whips as they
can find in the County.
DARIUS DARLING.
Hsxsn, April ~, 1922.
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Valuable Medicine.
INIT DYSPEP7TC PILLS,
PREPARED BY HENRY JAMES.

4 N approved and almost GER.
\ tain remedy for Dyspepsia, or Indiges-
ton, Habitual Cosliyeness, and Piles.
1t is well known that Dyspepsia is one Of the
most frequent and formidable diseases of our
country. lis commencement is indicated in
different patients by various symptoms, of
which the most remarkable are Irreettldrity
of The boOels, obstinate cOsireness, ei0lent head
ache, commonly called nervous or sick head
ache, yellocness Of the eyes and skin, acidity Of
stomach after eating, often called heartburn,
fatstence, or wind on the stomach. bitter taste an
the mouth in the morning, fetsd breath, drowsi-
ness after dinner, debility, lassitude, snaaciatiOn,
depression Of spirits, &c,
The Pills now offered are not proposed on
the principle of specifclss. Their use was sug-
gested by theory but their efficacy has been
tested by long and faithful experience, and the
result has been unparalleled success.
Piles being connected with indigestion and
costiveness, are certainly and speedily remov-
ed by the Pills.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms, are assured that the Anti-Dyspep-
tic Pills are remedy well worth their atten-
ton, and entitled to their entire condolences.
FOR SALE, BY
JEREMIAH ROBINSON, Worcester:
Likewise, by Isaac D. Bull Hartford; T.&S.
Southmayd & Co. Mddletown; and J. & 4.
L, Clark & Son, IS Maidcn-Lane, New-York.
Worcesfsr, Oct. "a, 1921. 1y
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Wanted to Contract.

EvHE Subscriber wishes to
Il contract for a large quantity Of WEAV-
ING to be done this Spring and Summer, viz.
--Ginsham or Plaids--Checks and Stripes
Ticking and Twill'd Denims, &c. &c.
HENRY A. PENNIMAN,
No. SO, Broad Street, Boston.
Where is for Sale CORDIALS, of all
kinds-and general assortment Of BONES
TICK GOODS.
Boston, March A, 1922. 3m
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Notice IS hereby G,ven,

VkVIA I the .Sut1Scriber has been
"a duly appointed Executor of the last
VIII and Testament of JASON READ, late Of
Rutland, in the County of Worcester. yeonah.
deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust, by giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
called upon to make immediate payment; and
all those to whom said Estate is Indebted, are
requested to exhibit their demands for settle-
ment. ROWLAND WHEELER, ESsc'r.
April 10, 1922.
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IN a private Family, in this
"A town-an active and intelligent BOY, Of
good disposition and Shabits--ffom 10 to 10
years Of age--to run on errands, and assist ia
taking care Of a Horse and Cow, &c. &c.-4
Such newill receive kind treatment and
good encouragement Or Inqaire Of toe
Printer. .M0ysk 20.
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A New Supply Of
London Gown Patterns.

LONDON OOWn FdTLernSe
Muslin Robes--Jubilee Cords.
Inserting Trimmings.
go Stout Black Levantine.
Levantines Of the usual width.
Nice Green and other colours Florence Silks.
Jaconett and Null Muslins.
Imitation India, and Leno do.
Furnitures-Copperplat
Bed Lace-Ribbons.
Boxes Cotton Balls.
English Wire Thread.
American and English Power Loom Cottons.
Fancy Denmark Satin--a new and good arti-
Gle for Gentlemen's Vests.
Gentlemen's Crayats.
Silk Umbrellas.
* The above Goods, Just received,
together with a General Assortment of FAM
CY & STAPLE GOODS, are offered to the
consideration of all who want to buy CHEAP
at the GREEN STOREY
WILLIAM MANNING, JR. & Co.
Worcester, March 81, 1922.
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PATENT
Lead Aqueducts.

TvHE Subscriber respectfully
a informs the Publick, that he continues
the manufacturing of LEAD AQUEDuCTS,
for the conveyance of water. The manner in
which they are made, renders them as cheap
at first cost 40 Wooden Aqueducts; so that the
purchaser, in this case, will be free from the
trouble of repairing leaky and rotten Logs.
Any person or persons wishing to purchase
Aqueducts of this kind, can be furnished with
any size or weight, by calling on the Subscrib-
er, at his Shop, near SIKEs's Inn, in Worces-
ter
He iatters himself that, from bis experience
in the business, and from the ENCOURAGEMENT
he has hitherto received, he shall still merit
the patronage of those who wish to purchase
this kind of article.
individuals can be furnished with a. size suf-
fcient to bring water for the use Of their House
and Barn, for 8 so per rod. Aqueduct
Companies can also be furnished with Aque-
ducts At short notice, from So toss per rod,
or more, as the price will vary in proportion to
the size and weight Of the Pipe.
RFAil favours thankfully received, and
strictly attended to, by
ICHABOD WASHBURN.
Worcester Apfl 10. 1920.
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Aromatick Snuff,
Headache and Catdryh.
THIS fragrant and innocent


THIS fragrant and innocent
4 composition (made principally from
herbs rouses the spirits, clears and stimulates
the olfactory nerves, and removes that drowsi-
ness which, on some occasions, will prevail in
spite of our utmost efforts to battle it. To the
weary traveller, or to those who watch with or
visit the sick, it will be found most grateful
cordial.
In long, dull and nervous headaches,
AMI in all cases Of recent Catarrh, it is an in
fallible remedy. This article, called ARo-
MArIcK SNUFF, is recommended in the above
cases by DR.. W,aterhOisse, late Professor of the
Practice of Physick in the University of Cam
bridge.
For sale at G. A. TRUMBULL's Book
store-Price, so cents bottle.
Worcester, Nor. IA, 1891. en-
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To WooYe1s Manufacturers.

EN7ANTED, number of Woollen
w SPiNNERS Sc.AVEAVERS--a WOOL
SORTER-a CARDER & ROpER--also, a
BLUE DYER, who is well acquainted with
his business. -Apply TO EDW.4RD HOW
ARD, Oxford--or .aRyMSBY TUCKER &
co. No. Al, new Market-Street, Boston.-----
None need apply but those Of steady habits.
March q, 1892. If
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Notice IS hereby GsUep,
TO be Let or Sold,

A N excellent Stand for Mer-
a chant or Trader, situated in Spencer,
opposite Mr.. Jsnks's Stage Tavern, where COM
munication may be had with Boston every day
in the week, Sundays excepted. The premis-
es consist of decent House and Barn, and a
large convenient Store, with a good Garden
and never-failing water, now improved by Mr..
Jabes C. Hope. Possession will be given the
first ofMay. orfurther particulars, inquire of
the Subscriber, living near the north Meeting
House in Oxford. JAMES BUTLER.
Grford, s4r7fl 10, 1929.
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Furniture Warehouse,
No. s, Nik-strsst,
Opposite the Old South church,
BOSTON.
TIME FURNITURE CoMM4s.

THE FURNITURE ComM1s-
N SION COMPANY ASSOCIATIONS continue
to receive additional supplies of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, which, with their present stock.
comprises very complete assortment, princi-
Pctty OF CABINET WARES, of every descrip-
ton: Piano-Fortes, Chairs, Couches, and Sofas
Clocks and Observation-Disclosures Beds.
Feathers, Mattresses, and Bedsteads-I ,oolr,
ing-Glasses, Brass Fire-Sets, Copper and Iron
Tea Kettles, &c.-Cut Glass, &c. and va
riety Of other Goods, necessary for the furnish.
ing of houses.
The conditions of sale are Cash and
as the Loacest price is affixed to each article. no
abatement can be allowed. are
respectfully informed that the Stock in this
. Warehouse is manufactured by the Members
OF the Association, and is warranted to be Of
the best quality.
G. BARKER, agent.
81 Orders attended to with punctuality
and despatch.
Boston, March 81, 1892. Our
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To be Let or Sold.

"A n excellent TAN YARD.
IA situated in Paxton, within three-fourths
of a mile of the Meeting House, containing %
Vats, about half of which are under cover,
where is good Russian Stove, which makes it
very warm and convenient putting in stock in
the most inclement season of the year--a good
patent BARK MILL, and convenient Build
ings in good repair. Also, an excellent privi-
lege for a Mill to grind Bark by water--a
ready market for Leather, it being in the neigh
bourhood of many Shoe Makers and Card
Makers. A good lot of BARK may be had at
the Yard.---~4IsO, il wished for, a convenient
Dwelling House, Barn, and other Out Build
ings, and 20 acres of good Land.---Condi-
tons will be agreeable to the contractor. For
further particulars, inquire on the premises Of
DAVID DAVIS, ia.
Patton, April Is, 1922.
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,,CHEMs1ICAI, s.
EsNBROCATIOEa
Liquid Improved
OPODELDOC.

u
FNSHlS article is warm and pen
h etrating, and an excellent embrocation
for Gout and rheumatism, Bruises and Sprains
ALSO for the Cramp, and for numbness, stiff
ness, and weakness of the joints. 1t is a most
efhcacious remedy for burns and scalds. For
Chilblalns in the hands and feet it is by far the
pesl remedy over knn1us. -L:a--she n, tl,o
neck and joints, frozen limbs or chopped hands,
it has succeeded better than any other applica-
ton known. This new and excellent compo
sition is accompanied by certificate from the
Hon. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, Professor of
Medicine an the College Of Physicians IN New-
York, and is prepared by DR.. J P. WHIrwELL,
OF Boston and sold by
G. TRUMBULL, IN Worcester.
AT SO cts. per bottle.
Numerous instances of the good eff
tects of this fluid have come to the knowledge
Of the Proprietor, from those who had previous.
ly used Steers's Opodeldoc without the small
est benefit. The following Certificate has been
obtained from one of them.
Declaration. )
], the Subscriber, native of Cape Cod. now
resident in Boston, and a captain of coasting
FesSel lToul mere 10 the SoutnWaFos Willingly
certify and declare, that in rheumatick com
plant Of my knee, was completely cured by
the use of two bottles of the stChemical En-
brocation,' after had used Steers's Opodel-
doc to no purpose; and also that one of my
men used the same article from my bottle for
a violent sprain, and obtained the greatest
benefit therefrom.
JAMES WILLIAMSON.
Boston, Dec. 10, 1921.
or The ARoMATIcR SNUFF, for g Ca
tarrh and HEADACHE recommended by DR..
WATERHousE, may also be had as above.
Feb. IS, 1921. 3m
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Green e Heuzpood

coLs-where they offer for sale general as
sortment Of
DRUGS & MEDICINE,
carefully selected, and of the best quality.
ALSO
IN addition to their former Stock, the fouoacing
DYE-STUFFS -
Alum, Logwood, :
Arnatto, Indigo,
Az. Forts, Nader,
Canwood, Nicaragua.
Cochineal, Redwood, (stick
Copperas, and ground,)
Fustic, White Vitriol,
Tumeric, Blue Vitriol.
Calls, (blue) J Oil Vitriol, &c.
.4lsO-White Bar Soap, with an excess of
Soda superior article for Clothiers.
Likewise-Gun-Po Powder, of the following
kinds-Chelmsford; Dlpont's; Butts Houns-
iow-heath Round Dutch, and Tufts.
ALSO,
Shot and Flints, of various qualities and
sizes; Slate Pencils; Clarionet Reeds; Violin
and Bass Vol Strings; Oranges and Lemons.
= Lskeaclse, the following kinds of New ork
Snuffs Scotch; Maccaboy; coarse and fine
scented Rappee, aud strasburg.-Quills, and
Naiers--'sith variety of Perfumery.
Which they offer on reasonable terms, Ell
Their for Cash or approved Credit.
OF Purchasers are requested to call. exam
inc the articles, and satisfy themselves.
Forester, .4prl II, 1922.
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E1HE Third Volume of the
p EuTERPEIAD, or NusIcAL INTELLI-
GENcER, is published seni-monthly, on Sat
urdays, exclusively devoted to the diffusion of
Musical Intelligence, and contains sheet of
Musick with each number,a at Taco Dollars per
annum, payable half yearly in advance.
The MINERvIAD, devoted to Literature and
Amusement for the Ladies, is published semi
monthly on the alternate Saturdays, at THO
Dollars per annum. payable half yearly in adj
vance.
The above Publications may be had
in connection, at Three Dollars per annum, or
ItCO Dollars per aunum, fol either, separate.
JOHN R. PARKER.
GA few complete sets of the Cd volume
of the EUTERPEIAD, or MUSICAL INTELLIGEN-
GER, and LADIES GAZETTE, bound.
Boston, April 8, 1922.
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WANTED

Worcester, Apfd 70. 1922.
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or The ARoMATIcK SNUFF, for Ca
tarrh and Head-ache,'' recommended by DR..
WATERHousE, may also be had as above.
Feb. 10, 1891. 3m
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This view of the subject seems To be new
to some Of our brethren 1t is one, howe
yer, which has been strongly stated on the
floor Of Congress, and cannot have failed
of its effect, wherever considered with the
attention which lis importance deserves.
1t is an unanswerabe argument IN favor OF
such measures as may be necessary, nj tho
next or any future election of President
and Vice President, IT, decide the contest
without the agency of the House otRcpre-
sentatiyes. D.
A case of a nature entirely new 10 us is
stated in one of the Boston papers, the cir
cumstances of which are rs follow: Under
an act of the Legislature of Vermont, in
some manner suspcnding judicial process,
Il debtor was liberated from the claims Of
his creditor. The latter, in one of the Fee
deraI Courts, recovered his claim from The
bai of the original debtor and the person
who has thus been obliged to pay a debt
not his own, applies To the Legislature, who
passed the allegatinS law, for indemnity !.
There is vice runs through the whole
system Of stop laws, the consequences of
which seem never 10 have an end. 1t IS
like tinkering of different sort, where IN
mending one hole the bunging workman
makes twenty. The claim of the petition
er, in the above case, seems reasonable ;
but, if granted, il would be the entering
wedge 10 an endless succession Of appllca-
tions for relief from the effects of unwisc
legislation. 10.