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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-22
TPuBL,c--No. 40


AN ACT regulating the accountability Tor
clothing and equipage issued TO the ar
mv'of the u. States, and for the better
organization Of the eQuartermasters's q De-
partment.
Re IL enac,ed By Me Senate and House cf
P.D-essniaiiues ofhe United States Of IL
,S.,g.cr IN Congress assembled, That It
snail be the duty of the Quartermaster's
p,nartmcnt, in addition to its present du-
Us. 20 receive, from the Purchasing De-
n,rtmen,. and distribute to the army OF the
4. states, all clothing and camp and gar
rison oquipage required for the use OF the
troops; and that il shall be the duty OF the
ouar,ermas,er General. under the direc-
ION Of the Secretary Of War, to prescribe
and enforce, under the provisions OF TINS
act. system Of accountability Tor all cloth
ing and equipage issued to the army
Sec 2. Ind be u further enacted lha'
every Captain. or commander OF a com.
pany. detachment, or recruiting staton' 0'
othc, officer, who shall have received eloth'
inr Or camp equipage for the use o. hl'
command. or for issue 10 the troops shai
render TO the Quarternsster General, a
Inc expiration Of each regular quarter Q
tic year. quarterly returns OF such sup
ole: according 10 the !forms which maj
be prescribed. a~~oppamed by the Tequl
site vouchers fvr any issues that shal
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IpruI,c-So. COL.

AN ACT 70 fix the time ofholding the Cir,
cuit and District Courts OF the onited
States in the District OF Ohio. >,
he Il enacted by he Senate and House q
Representatives Of the United States. 9j ,a-
merica IN Congress assembled, That the
Circuit Court oithe U. States wltnih ana
for the District of Ohio, instead OF the ,llnG
now fixed by law, shall hereafter be held
on the second Monday OF July, and the
fourth Monday of December, in each year
and Ito District Court Of the United States
in and for said District, shall hereafter e'
held ON the Mondays next succeeding 'h'
times hereinf fixed FOR holding the Cfcu
Court and all suits and matters OF ever
kind rcturnabe 10, or pending H. clilcr .
saidCouris. shall be held TO be rcinrnaoI'
and continued TO the terms 0i said Court
herein provided for. ,.,c
AppRoyED-May ~. l-46. .,,.
join QUINCY ADAMS.
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rPRovrD--May IL, 1895:
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
fPUBLIc-No. so

AN ACT relative to the issuing Of eXecu-
tiOns, in the District and Circuit Courts
of the u. States, in certain cases.
BE II enacted By The Senate and House Of
RspEsseqf eqfaiJGaefEts as$edithrs,; fuu' a'
writs of execution, upon any Judgment or
decree, obtained in any ofthe District or
Circuit Courts OF the u. States, in any one
State, which shall have been, or may here
after be, divided into two Judicial Districts
may run and he executed, in any part o,
such State; but shall be issued from, and
made returnable to, the Court where the
Judgment was obtained, any law to th'
contrary Notwithstanding.
ArpRovED-Msy 20, 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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tribes claiming lands, in the State of Indi-
ana.
APPRovEp-Nay %, 1926.
OHNQUINCl ADAMS.
PUBLIC-NO. 81.
An ACT allowing fees 70 the District A
fornav of Missouri

An All allowing fees 10 the DIStrlct Al
torney of Missouri.
BE a enacted By he Senate and House
Of Representatives ofhe United States Of
.imerica IN Congress assembled, That there
be allowed to the Attorney Of the United
States, for the District of Missouri, fee
of six dollars in each case now pending, or
hereafter to be by him prosecuted on be-
half of the United States, to be paid by the
unsuccessful party, in addition TO the saa-
ry and compensation allowed by law. Pro
pided, That the fees herein provided for
shall not be taxed or any suit now COM
menced, or TO be commenced, or any Pc
tition filed or to be filed, in relation to the
confirmation Of land claims, in Missouri,
under the provisions Of the act of the twen-
ty-siXth of May, one thousand eight hun
dred and twenty-four.
Sec. ,. Ind be 1t further enacted, That,
as a compensation 10 the sald District At
torney, III all cases in which he has already
prosecuted suits, for the United States, to
Judgment, he shall receive the sum of two
hundred and nifty dollars, to be paid to him
by the proper officer Of the Treasury De-
partment.
APPRovED-Mav 90, 1S26.
JOIN QUINCY ADAMS.
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RovEp-May ls, 1896:
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
[PuBLIc-No iS.1

AN ACT TO authorize the sale and con-
veyance of the House belonging to the
United States at the Hague.
BE II enacted by the Senate and House o.
Representatives. Of the Uniied STATES Of
.9,asr;ca IN Congress 'dssembied, That the
President be, and he is hereby, authorlz-
cd 70 cause to be sold and conveyed, the
the house and lot belonging t0 ihe United
States, by virtue of resolution-1 the Con-
tinental Congress, of the S,eenty-seventh
ofDecember, seventeen hundred and e'gh-
ty-two. =. ,ooc
John QUINCY ADAMS.
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TPURLIc-No. SCI

An ACT supplementary to an act pro
udng for the disposition oil three . steve
raj tracts Of land in ruscarawss Oo'lh'y'
in the State OF Ohio, and Tor olhef pur,,
poses" passed the twenty,slxth day oi
Nav, one thousand eight hundred ana
twenty-four. ,u -,
Be Il enacted BY the Senate and House p
Repres,ntq,ir,s oftte United States Of IL
n.rica in Congress assembled, > ha' tlie e 'oe-
cretary of the Treasury be, ana DC ls neIe' "
by. authorised to adopt such measures AZ,
in his judgment, the Interests OF tlle on'.eu =.
States. aud the parties concerned, may &c &c
quire, for the purpose Of carrying into iui
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FED--Ndy ~, Io<U.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
fPUBLIc--No. 5s.l

An ACT supplementary to the act entitled
San act to incorporate the inhabitants of
the City of Washington, and to repeal
all acts heretofore passed for that pur-
pose," passed fifteenth May, eighteen
hundred and twenty.
BE 1t e,'acted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of The United States IN
a,eiica IN Congress assembled, That the tif-
teenth section of the act of the fifteenth OF
May eighteen hundred and twenty,to which
lhis is a supplement, shall be so construed
us to extend the provisions of said section
as well to public open spaces as to public
squares or reservations.
ArPROyED--May 20, 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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D-NIay %, TO. ,,,c
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
fprp,tc-No. 53.l

An ACT 10 enable the President 70 ho'o
Treaties with certain Indian Tribes.
Be Il enacted by the SENATE and House o
REPRESENTATIVES ofhe United States Of -.
merioo ia Congress assembled, Ihat the
sum of fifteen thousand dollars,to be paid ou'
Of any money IN the Treasury, not other-
wise appropriated, shall be, and the same
is. appropriated. TO defray the expense O.
holding treaties with the Miami aud Potta
rattsroi tribes Of Indians, and any oihel
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vEp--May 30, 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
[PuRLIc-No. sol

IUBLIC-No. OJ.
Re & "s%aa'cted by the ISeaate and Hoase g,
REPRESENTATIVES cfthe United States Of n
m,rica IN Congress assembled, That the
Circuit Court for Washington County, III
the district of Columbia, shall, hereafter,
commence and be hG!,i, Oh the first Mon
dav of May, in each year, instead ol the
days now fixed by law and the Circuit
Court, for the County Of Alexandra, IN 'he
said District. on the first Monday oi NO
vembor, and the second Monday oi Aprl,
instead of the days now liked by law and
that all process whatsoever, now issued, or
which may be issued, III the respective
counties Of Washington and Alexandria, IN
said District, returnable to the days rcspcc-
tiyely, now fixed by law, for each oil the
said counties, shall be returna6ic, anu re-
turned on the days prescribed by TINS act
and causes, recognsances, pleas, and pro-
ceedinrs, civil and criminal, returnabIe to
and depending before, the said Courts, al
the respective times Of holding The same
as heretofore established, shall be returnc'
and continued, in the same counties, res
pectiyely, in the same manner as II the sal'
|, causes. recognisances, pleas, and procecu
ings, had been regularly returned or con
tinued to the sand respective tunes appoint
ed by this act for holding the SAID Courts
ApPRoyED-May % 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
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and complete effect the provisions of the
act TO which this is supplement-, and the
intentions of Congress, As expressed in said
act
ApPRoVFu-M MAY %. 1920.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Washington. sc.-Clerk 8 office, Court OF Com.
missi6ners, for tho relief OF lnsoyont debt
ors, February 9TH, 1886.
NOTICE is hereby given 20 thc creditors
" OF Hannah T Robinson, of South hing'-
ton. residing in North Kingston IN said coun-
~. widow, that she has preferred her pot'llon
Tor tho benefit of thc lnsolvent act OF sac
.,a,c IN sa,d court TO DO holden at South
Kinp,ton, in the county ofWasillngton on tho
second Monday of July, a. o. lo2G, at whlch
time and place they viii appear I they see nv
and object to the granting Of said petition;
~ .lf1dheo Waite, Clerk.
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hfPRoVLD-May ~, lo<o.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS

Court of Probate, Ec,oport, June D, 1896
Daniel u. Boone, laIe al r,S'sP0'.r I" =.
ed, have been presented fofallowenep' e"a
the consideration thereof referred to coun
of Probate, to be holden at the State House.
inNewport, onthc frs, Norlay ofjnIy neSi,
nt q o'clock, A. NJ: Notice is hereby gwen
TO all persons Interested in said estate, to og~
pear at said time and place II they see m,
and they shall be- heard.
BY order ofsaid court, -. e,r
IL B. ROWLAND, Prob OK.
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Js B. BIiOWLAND, Prob. Cik.

Co7,ri of P,obotc, ,NCt0porf, Jdao >, 1870.
uylIEREAS tic Commissioner he-
w port ol he claims on The estate of
Latham rhurston, late Of Newport, doceas'
Cd. have been presented for allowance!
and The consideration thereof referred
10 n Court uf Probate to bo holden at
the State House in said Newport on the
first monday in July next, at y "cih' A. h,'
Notice ls therefore hereby gwen to AL per-
rons Interested IN the estate oi said ueceaS-
ed, 10 appear at said time and place, II they
see fit, aud they shall be heard.
BY order of said Court, ,,
Jg b. B. ROWLAND, Prob.C Clk.
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.lSNIG-Y.EES NOVICE.

yrHE subscriber having been appointed by
Robert Crandall, esq. one Of the court OF
commissioners, for the trial OF insoivont PV'i-
,iors. for the county of Washington, AS
s,gnre 20 Porter Belknap, Of North Kingston
Ia3o,cr an insolvent debtor, hereby gives no
i;rc 20 the creditors OF said BelknaP, that they
urf present their CLAIMS TO him w'thil Ok
months from the date hereof, or they WIN 20
pnclnded from receiving any DIVIDEND ou' "a
sad estate.
.Sgiresler e. Sherman, Assignee;
IL \. ...-..,...- ~ 30. lnili. u
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1SSICyvEES NOTICE.

vI,IIE subscribey having been appointed BY.
Robert Crandall, esq. one OF the court oi
commissioners, for the trial oi insolvcht P.u-
TONERS for the county OF Washington, As
sipnee 10 John VI konsie, Of North hngs
town, shipwright, an msoivent debtor, nrrsy
gives notice TO the creditors OF ssld " he..
zie, that they must present their c'd,l,s hsaS e
him within six months from uie oa.e n.'' ,,,
=, ,hev win be precluded from receiving any
dividend out OF said estate.
!SyIr,sls, q. Shemmqn, Assignee
Nonb. Kingsiou, NAV 20, lo1 I'll
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N-oTICE is hereby given that the subscri,.
~ L,r ,.. pceu duly appointed Assignee oi
,e property of tideon Wilcox, OF Lactof,,n ',.,'
,,, couuty of Washington, blacksmith, an
n.olyeni debtor and pctitiongr, and the credl'
tors or aid Wilcox, are hereby notified 10 oA.
bibi, and prove their respective claims against
Lim within six months lron the date hefeot,
o,l,erwisc they wall be prcemdod according 70
tho provisions OF an act entitled an oct ior
the relief OF ln-olvent debtors.
WV .Nrnhew Waite, Assignee.
Gath X ,npston may ~, loo. u
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Nay' by GILBERT Henry Wilson, 400, Market Sweet
S.
TO BE RENTED.

k-gsA "A House and small Farm in the village nj
HE Newark, lately occupied by the Rev SAM
YEaA BELL possession Of which will be given on the
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

FIvfIE Subscriber, Docroa OF Msp1c1nr and pa.crc
CHEMIST, respectfully informs the Ladies' and Gentle
men OF wilmington and its vicinity, that he has com
menced to prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET
Wilmington Delaware, in the house obposite Mr. Hear,
hoepes {. oos Lanne, far-@here he prepares the fol
loving Medicines The Sulphate Of Quinne This med
cine contains the active principle of the Peruvian Bark
when properly prepared the best medicine as vet dis
covered for the of Ague semttent and
Fevers Y also prepares Basanic Restorative for dis.
of the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consump,ion
phthsci and medicine which will effectuay cure the
most distressing Headache no matter how long its conn-
uance may be. lie also cures the Toothache in few
minutes without making of any of the corrodng acids
or red hot ron or plugging the teeth with gold leaf or
sheet lead The medicine he makes use of " IN preserve
the teeth for years lie prepares Tooth Powder that will
wten the teeth, be they black from taking med
cine or any other cause. Dr. r. prepares Eye Water
that will remove all niamma ions from the eyes have
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and some of them
cripplcs for years from it. Names or signatures do not
require, as see It is too much the custom with quackery
Fom my practice of medicine and my experience and
knowledge of chemistry, | am able 10 extract medicinal
prnes contained in animals, vegetables and minerals and
apply them for the different diseases as the constitutions
OF pc pie may want them Persons afflicted with Cancers
If they make timely application, be cured.
I'll re is medicine sold BY the Of Spainfs Pana.
which did not hear OF until Mr. Swam's adyer-
,iseaent some few weeks past then called some Of
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke TO
diem respecting tue panacea and informed them that
had the authors works who Invented the medicine and
discovered lis effects in the cure of certain diseases An
the gentlemen spoke 10 the ubiect said they were
certain mat Mr. Swain not the inventor Of the medi
cine. The that invented the Panacea was one Of the
creates chemists that Europe produced and is dead near
two hundred years; and his writings difficult to be had
That Mr. Swain has SOY part Of his works. or some
person gave him receipt from he work. have doubt
Of have prepared chemical and real preparation
Of the pANtCEA, which will sell az dollar per bot
tie by tie dozen, aad dollar and fifty cents single
Dr., Z. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
al Spots, Erupon and letters from the face and hands,
and clears and beauties the skin He also prepares
Saiye tat viii take Corns by tic from the toes
and moi give the least Sensation u main.
LADIES Gentlemen WHO afflicted with any disease
that durable If they pleased call on me- shall be
attended 10 with the stIictest punciaty
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. ID. & p. C.
Wilmington, Del, July 81, 1926 70-6m
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First Lotteries to be drawn.
E;rocini1 offoru

PTglntd LOTTERY
Fourth assTirty-six Number Lottery, by Comblna.
ton and Permutaon-Fye drawn Ballots. To be drawn
IN Richmond December 9th, 1926. Yates & Mlntyre
Managers.
Scheme II prize Of 100000; of 10000; Of 5000;
of 5000; of 4 900; Of 2,9l0 IL Of 1000; ID t
5Oo "a of 2O0 1856 of sos 1856 of 20 1488 Of 10 1880
Of
Ticket s5ali -. so Quarter 81 .25-Eighth 621
Rhode Island State Lottery,
he drawn at Providence, II. Island, the 18th Dec
1926.
Highest rrize $4,000 600. $4,000 81 $50, $3.50,
SLIGO, Of 1000, - of 400. 156 Of 3d. &c.
Ticket s4-iIalf S2-Qusr,er 81.
North x South Carolina Lottery, First Class
Tobe drawn OIL the both day of December, 1896
S3apta Prize $4,000 $4,000, $50 0, $4,000 $500,
1870 of 81 900, 10 of 500, 156 OF SO, &c.
Ticket S5-iIaf 20 so cs.--Quarer 81 IS cts.
Washington City Canal Lottery, 4th Glass,
10 be drawn in Washington City, on the 9th OF Decem-
Der, 1926
ichene-l prize Of $50 ooo 1 of 10000 of 10000;
Of 5000; of 900; Of Coos If 500 of 1000;
Of 1890; Is OF 1000 80 Of 300; So OF 1905 l04 Of
SO; 1906 Of 90 10608 of 10.
Ticket Sl0iIa s5Quarer s.. so cs.fighth 81 25 cts
Tickets and shares in either OF the above Lotteries be
had in a variety of numbers and cash usual promptly
2ai for prizes on presentation, by
j. j. ROBINSON.
No. 1885, Market street, Wilmington. De.
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a nsefM hint to young en.-For your own comfort for
friends soace for the sake of your eventual prosne
y, cultivate strict and manly habit of economy 1t is
one single Article, economy, connected with moderate
taen wirecommend you to all with whom you may wish
confidence or expect remuneration Assistance should
you need it, will not be withheld if known that Your
care OF personal expense is correct.
Cogtnt Reasons The venerable Joseph Clark.
who had been forty five years Treasurer of Rhode
Island. was az the age Of about seventy, nomnsted
as a candidate for Governor. On being Informed by
a committee of the fact, he gave them the following
shsweF: As have enjoyed good character a.
mune my fellow citizens all my life as is proved by
thr CHI iosing NE their treasurer, more than forty
years Ihare no notion Of losing it no,c in my old
age, By being set up for Gorsrnor.''-.E. III. Jour.
There so mills in Massachusetts for the manufacture
Of writing and printing paper. They manufacture year
300 0Qo ress Of paper and consume $4,000 ofass
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From the Mannston Herald.
OUR FLAG.

On, with the spanglcd banner, on.
Let towards stay behind
The flash that tells of Victory won
Will strike craven blind
me silk which gl'tters in the light,
VIII cease its folds to wave,
II meath il, IN the hour of fight,
Are any but the brave.
And whether upon mountain steep,
1t brothers with the pine
Or dashing DER the rolling deep,
Claims kindeed to The BRINE -.
Still bear the banner boldly on
The stripe and eagles form--
Bear it all brilliant in the sun,
All scathless in the storm.
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STATEMENT

III the accounts of the Road Commissioners of Red Ii
- on Hundred Newcastle County, far the year 1926
made pursuant to Law passed Dover 9th Of February
1926. = Aiy'
Amount Of tax laid for the support of the roads
and bridges at 80 cts in the hundred dollars SII26 go
Errors allowed s61 "a =
Commissions for collecting and paying, s
per cent 81 96
AUTHORS report iof 1874 787a
'--- l57 sly
Ne'' amount q YAK 1869 244
Orders paid by John c. Clark Collector and oyerseer and
allowed BY the Commissioners, for labor ON the public
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NEXT DRAWING

on wednesday December 9th V.gi,aa Lottery for the
osneht OF OF the Dismal Swamp Canal Company1Fo,rth
Class. 10 be drawn in Richmond, December Gil 1895
:. YATES & MINTYRE, Manager,
aeheme-l prize of $4,000; of 10000; Of 900
500 "a Of 200 1856 of so; 1856 Of of TO- 70 oso
prizes OF S. 1880 prizes &c go blanks
'Gke' s9-aiyes so 50-Qarters 81 25-Eghth 625 cts
Robertson 8 Little's,
Lottery Office, No. %, Market ST., Wilmington. :
Dec LIST, 1926. si'
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Number 500.
CONDITIONS or THE WaTCHMAN

The terms are to those who pay, during the month Of
January or July six months in advance-Fopr DgIgra
year From those who do not pay above Efue Doars
will be demanded II sub criber wishes to decline he
must notify the editors of his intention before the first of
June or December, and pay all arrearagcs Without n
compliance with these conditions, paper will be discon
tinued except at the option of the editors
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for term
less than three months four times for one dollar and
ty cents for every longer ones in
portion Advertisers are requested specify in writing
how long their advertisements are to be inserted or ,e
will be continued till forbid. Letters to the Editors to ~
sure attention must be post paid.
ddOertistng bytheyeer.
TO Subscribers. To Non.Snh.cr;haro
year SIS, 90 year s18 no
months ., O0 months O. so
8 do 4, so g do M
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English and German AImanacs.
For Sale at this Office.
From The Monthly and European .tfQgaxinc.
TIME s CHANGES.

There was child, helpless child,
Fun of vain fears and fancies wild,
That often wept, and sometimes smild,
Upon lis mothers breast
Feebly its meanings stammered out,
And tottered tremblingy about,
And knew no wider world without
Its little home of rest.
There was boy, light-heart boy,
One whom no troubles could annoy,
Save some lost sport, or shattered TOY
Forgotten in an hour;
No dark remembrance troubled him,
No future fear his path could dim,
But Joy before his eyes would swim,
And hope rise like tower.
There was youth, an ardent youth,
Full of high promise. courage, TRUTH
lie felt no scath, lie knew no ruth,
Save loves sweet wounds alone;
He though, but Of two soft blue eyes,
He sought no gain but beauty's prize,
And sweeter held loves saddest signs
Than music's softest tone.
There was man, wary man,
Whose bosom nurs'd full many plan
For making life's contracted span
A path Of gain and Eod
And how to sow, and how to reap,
And how TO swell his shining heap,
And how the wealth acquired to keep
Secure within its fold.
There was an old, old, grcy-hared one,
On whom had fourscore winters done
Their work appointed, and had spun
His thread of life so fine,
That scarce its thin line could be seen,
And with the slightest touch, l ween,
'rwould be as it had never been,
And leave behind no sign.
And who were they, those FIVE, whom fate
Seemed as strange contrasts to create,
That each might in his different state
The others pathways shun'
tell thee that that infant vain,
That boy, that youth, that man Of gain,
That or, beard, who did re us attain
So yarious--fhey isere oag II.
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SynOnynous Sounds and Dissimito, Sigifea0ns The
excellent and iaconlc dunning letter. the point Of which
turned upon the opposite Specifications OF the uod obTge
brings TO our recollection similar play upon anoher word
person who Vas in constant fear Of the bail fl, having
absconded Of his acquaintance was asked what
the reason OF his absence 10 which he REPLIED Why
si atrehend he was aRprshensve Of being abrehenssd
-Kaicidoscobe.