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iRIpLETr s JOHNSTON.
1870. 47-St
10 -W.qNAIC-N no USE.

10 I9.4JNSIC-r HC USE.
SsShE unde have received by the OF The Nan
~ chcst+ snd r. slnont cscts; dui have he nd
We extensive snd ununay well selected ply Of Dry
poop'i aiannt fhe Lately hsId, M
D'"s hiics, e!st-s e4.Die. ..trv
qualify
Ca's'nsis, blue, plains ard rTjiiags
rte? y MIX, Il ktr-ess, for .es' cloiLiuE
muse, Whitney aLd blankets
rhe ara snpe'hne csrPttirg., I.eL fast-tIs
Whne, rsd aud green a-in.B
cloth baI4es
Plain and figured bolphazeus
Plain and fancy csit
oins hans, canibIc L cau.b!ic nuslips
Plain aud figured book Ia islins
India, SWISS and null 10
Garment aDd lin niiuTe dimity
n,oh Gro de Nap and baregs hlsfs.
Black lave
h nh5s9d i ,,s edSins' aud fg.'"ss
u. veiis, capcs, hdks and .Garfs
white i bl~. six hosiery of every Ie-rEiptsE
do do cotton
Lai.es' black woIsied EoAe
Disck Italian lustIing
Pam blk & coiomrd Gro de Sap
borences, -sns aud modes
1tA.t.U. bib. hIandIrin&C saionalpes
Hack aid cOioured silk ye!ys.
Be!t and sash Ibbon.
GaUzc AID Gro DE- Nap DO
ba' itsi.su
Fancy checked Abi c0lourea DO
TO. ile Eiehuond n.r&.t @~'-'SS
Linen e''nI"e hdki aud .o"s lawns
6us't hni hnd'. e. d,ayer
British aIti t,e ,nsn Gsna.u rs;.
sr'b'r with Is'ge sug2y Of Domestic sh, e;ip,, fr
'ns' I-- \ H't Pis'G All - which We orr Tar ~
Ie',, e. fIcvs. WI Tl.3-f, go "a l'l5
Oct Is '-t- a. W
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The Sabzr,jLe,

u1 nns SAoSe,tcers c6er ia Sc,
- - 2io bag gfeetn coiTse
iOOi % do hio 10 prig.e qualify
30 do Java do
10 puntheons Did ant qua run,
10 ipss 'oShac baniy pat Of which il taa: -, AZ. =;
"a Pipe Holland gin, imported dute,
~ hids domestic gun
10 do wh:k-y
AZ bbis do = old, x of ine quality
40 do New England
80 e. casks half pipes TeneriGe wi. ,.,, -. r. ,
81 40 French Madeira 'H@i' q "tlei . piaEd
10 do line old Lisbon wine
oP'pe- Sicily Madeira do
: DO } Madeira part Of
hali ,o whiehis veIy IN. quar-
o ' eei, imi srial =. HysUntts
~ ir rice
Col ate'. starch
, uhds moi4..es
~ tt.fcts cOppeTts
~ bales brown don ESTES
Sbiies Bri;h ozuabui.s
haies bilGkeis
Z cases superior while Aanp.is
do red do
case black bonhaz1tt,
q CAGES L isi nri.., escorted
- cases inst quality obsEPagne
ora iRIpLETr { JOHNSTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

The ~ York 7me,icon pfonounces "ygo,
tie highest authority" we presume. the Pfesi.
dent OF the u. $ me late srIcle ia The Phiiadel-
piia Palladium ." utterly untrue, and without
tic shallow Of foundation" Nj. Bailey come,
or, under his own name, in the letter winch we
lay before our readers, To deny any agency which
he is represouled TO hsve had IN The same tfansac
Ton. We entertain no doaOt of The truth Of b,,
statement. ladecl, wes never hc4rI bis n.mc
brought nt0 question All that we DID un,ers s,,,,
wa, that Mr. Webster had showed sIr AeI.sne
/. letter corrected bv 81. AIaus's req. maxine
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FRESH ELL GO00S

st&IiE Subscribers have Just received. ADD aG.,e all,
rREsn sEAso i,SFi III s my sooSs
@ asp, Sp a. h"y y s P'sl in New York ard
dns g tte at'es: ey;rsd fer safe ths jolicns,
an Of 'rPe. nae o:ied ba,rse q smast
Fs15rd S,l ;s Ps' BLACK and Iies aA, s,esed Liaa
Very rreL siyle bar ege ard ba,ias
r1h and qTtd Faes "h'e aud cOlouged French sans
VsIy sufefior double cham black do
ia st AID elegant ASSOC imsn OF meuiuo .ea sha.i.
fsued % barge and sauze Ldk:. snl yeiy Iich w,t.s
E,u',r 81 s.ao,, and Norwich stripe,
Fancy pint. ~ caiicoe,
iia'ian u'tf'rs' i"i'a -ain', paiu anu Gerred
5Hehf.s ss'snss aud levant.uss
| Fignred Mandsria srsre de.,e, Canton srapes
Siaek Canton ~ ieyanuns aud Italian hdsf
G"Ge o"9 ,enah thread aud English bObbhe, gihy aud
wro'sh, and Plain botbin,. aud bOtbine, veih
!n7cFiing aud other winnings
o"ss i""'o ohss and points Pa enei, cap. eoIl.rs
L'd's aa ;en'eat"' gloves and honey, oi -InOs e,ery
An eessnt ,,,sostm,n. Of ritbca,
SILK aud cotton umbrella,
LimtF Voc, shuts and drawers
lnia silk cafDblsG aud yvoste. do
Pisu aud figured black eoopred silk velyd r,,t,
Sw'n'dD~i, Valencia snd tOinst vc,rgs
SnPghae eio'h ard eassimere', blue biak fancy soFos.
Fteneh u,tFInv cloths, fOr ohldfen
Drums u ,'isi AMI green
Shell sad Bsz'iism tuck aud side aud other comb.
l. sn m 'se,'nss daPer' eami'k' double diasSrs
Satiuei., ntsr, tluibs
, stm5n OIL 81 jhs
FAnnsI', led, white sul grecu
Fine aud upe Gne In fish ingram estpethz.
STAR cHVttinss and Wilton Ius,
k.pt eCttrn8 escorted
Roe, point aud dua, blankets
Guman $40 u.i"h o'nlsus', busIap' aad deElslJurss
Cotton begging
Ru,sis ring, duO h and diapers
a" ar~ cot of mantle AMI toiae ss,sc with many onsr
articles ~
AJdoual supplies of articles aud Article. p,o.cs,,
seeT Tue aOrtDelt, will be received run, Tine
Tine, irOm OGr Paftaer ia New Ytk -
EDWIN JANIS co.
~ - Hf--wfw
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Mt. rliu.hi.,s speeea an Letter.

| s'.T. 1ftWbis'S Speech Glti Letter.
! ihere ~ something (ssys the Winchesi,r
yHglniau) little suspicious in relation 10 Mir.
t'imble's islier, whit renders US curious 10 Sc.
me "ts.naI. or certified cory OF It We there
iofe propose to to the Ej,,ors Of the Integencer
thai VI they will iorwcrd TO us the one or the n.
'her, we VIII ior'hw ,hs receipt of it, furnish
'hsn, to be used as They shall think proper, with
the of the gentle nan on ,vhose au,ho,i,v a;
extract from sir. rs Speech was given 20 the
puohc. IL the editors decline this proposition,
we make another 20 Mr.. Trimbe, that if he will
address note 10 The public, or to the editor of tb
pei,dsnyihS that he made such a speech in sub
sf0nce NJ that attributed TO him at I.e,is Cou L
mouse, We pledge ourselves to communicate 10
hm tnsfanter he meme OF our informant ifnei-
'hsr "i these propositions be scCedei TO wit hin
reasonable time we shaI probably mske known
ms nane "i'h zone sddtion-l Sac;-. Bat d!
The ed rts of the n. Intelligencer, should in
we meantime, mani!ert any imsatience 10
BE- further Informed on the subject vviboa,
complying with our terms, i; is probable they can
De grained by addressing line TO their - highly
respectable gentleman = distance,' who, we
strongly suspect, knows ell who our informant
10 as we do Ourselves it. however, We are On a
iSse scent, LEI them enquire of Cny one of their
Subscribers here SO little conceaiinent has there
oeen practsed In this matter that thera j. on OF
,hem bit can furnish the Information il disposed
me ihieiisencer decline. the proposition upon
the ground thai there were other u,aliera mixed
NJ with Mr.. rs letter. But iftbe letter OF Amos
hend"ii be correct, what reason is then to toub,
'he accuracy OF the version which the - vitgi
man has given of Mr.. rs speech? nj. Moore
oil Kentucky. in his priated address TO hi. coas,i
iuenis, substantially s:h'ins the same thing; viz
that there was ''a peiteci uid risana.ng on the
part oi ,hose who gave them, (wb few ex-
cep'ions) that MIR. Adam, so elected by Western
votes would '"ake Mir. Clay Secretary of S ate.''
The u uisvi!l- Atvertiser also declares tha, this
version oil air. rs speech is confirmed by other
Witnesses The Ws,hing' on Telegraph attributes
the version in his Vuginian,'' TO MI. Marshall a
n gh'y Tespectable citizsn Of the county OF Fed.
eriCk.
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.VOT{gEIi,..

ElK utre Of power vested me for that pvr,o,s vii,
- ss "a Chailotts5vi u, the 5h dsv "a No. ue. ts
sween 80 ard N'",b'e Slaves the property James
N'n"s -, Dh-''bs OF men, w3mta sni orjl rtn Anons
NE men, Oh re a. II ratr Diaksab. Io, on Thufsisv
following toe su o. NoysoheT, tbe tstte above hilton
ary htoncins 10 Col. Jane Monroe, the Sfo 81 Cdrl,
iioss All shstp the crop Of corn tod sr ard one ws
son and gesf o. esi aud tFo vel box Ne of oxen.
st of bicksmafs aud ey Vt eHpehfe' AMI pfsn
non tools, good housf It'd lu situfr, &c. On ali ,
10 dollars credit ~ ~ D1nhs vii ne sIven-the rt.
chaser giving bond with ar Cd seeut dtor ,.no
may 81 odu6s vel sthchtio7tc5 ella ~ n b. allow, m
pnfcnne e. the full amSunt tiefeoL JUllS WATSON
oct "a tJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

Deduct from the estimate aI0 BlOre than half the
yose OF ". York IS- irom Maryland o. KY.
Limos B. Missouri g. s. II leaves NJ, Adams on.
~ il5 votes minus IL votes OF msjonty; and
ihe" Signs make II more thai. ~ Cbabie that this
deduction ought to be made. bat, ysi.sn we cal
euIais j. chances IN N. YORK, N. jersey, ONO
lndaaa anil Louisiana, the psob4ble result scene
10 be much more decisive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

ON Mosdsy the 2h Jay IT Novsn,het ne1f lua,,y hem,
y chstcrhcid cont Gsy,fy % isu,t t.,d y
VI ty Wm s. Overt 80, wut ~ 81 record 10 TIE eis a.. al
u th'Htlhfd county ~ he under gncd shalt ~ Chester
nelj eoiou espos| 90 puhfe ise, hge,t bidder
- i'"Y nouyf 'e ioigwg stycs, nstualy D.niei Too,
srfhce' nels siadlck. Jfny, DOioss Lusv idney end
"e i'ur 'hi're" aud Msfia Although The tile tft
I" n' ""s fs'mnHhie, suth ttle oiiy vet
rustet, Wi DC H.de ~ TIC purchatst
THEUFlGLCs T6rCw. g. -
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40 De Continued
In publishing this liable. we pl ace al n 1se
wuoss sentiments are unknown on The side Of Mr.
Adams II we should do injustice 10 any of the
representatives., we will chsesIuBy correct The
error, when advised of it,
[FhuddelpAiI StssGneE
Lancaster County OF The membeIs OF tb. Ie-
g'siaiure eleci, w Messrs. Agnes, Mohef, Buy
eIs' Porter and FOny. are the decided friends of
Gsnsrsl jackson. Or. M'Camant il claimed bs
the al ninisiTa ion parry; 1T all events, his success.
is to he attributed to his having been placel ON the
regular democratic ticket, and which was formed
by delegates who were the warm and decided
friends Of the IIsrO oil New Oileans.
no.
DeiaOare. The following is believed to be
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out the liberal course which hs was disposed TO
pursus towards the Federal Party. We had thi.
aement upon such authority that it was impo-, j.
Ole Tor 'us 10 disoeiiese it. However, as things
now stand. we have pu, the matte, into tain of
i,ye'tisstion-- and we shall submt 10 our reader.
The i--1.t OF onF researches as soon as possible
u there be 10 foundation T. NE assertion, il Il due
20 @essrs. Adams and Webster that the error
should be corrected =: II there be sny truth in the
statement 1t is due 10 the country TO have it sub
$ snliateL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

'ie-, wnh the cities OF Anuapoiis and Baltimore.
-leet 'iirts-t~o Delegates 10 the General Assem-.
ny; iteehy four out OF the thirty s,ro elected at
ne i@'e election, are decided. oTel; aal syoved
Jscss0n men.
THESE COUNTIES cnl cities. let it lie rsco,kc,e,
s1sc; S'r out OF The eitven Electors Of P,eeitea,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

The Trenton True American counts without
rs host. Whatever II may have "neaId from the
highest and most correct sources of intelligence in
Virginia., II may rest assuie Ell that The friends az
Adams will not " Certainly out-yo,e those OF
Jackson" But whose Is The voice of lone of TIy
gif1ia'S greatest sOns,'' on whpee s0tld lie T,-n
ton 4 hior relies 1t is ct Yyete,eo a.hR-
II Is moi Jnr fedison's- His name has been sezed
upon b. tick AID deception.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

SOLG LEc4i fltIk, sc.
nTfS, DUNLOP s. o. have ..,t0fs sod oer for ale 30,
- fes-Dns.is
100 nfits cote leather u vstiou. qusi.ties
Aud have constantly on hatii--
oul.'- Patent Shot, aisortsJ sxes
Gut nsf4s do do
lngenfi G"opowder Young u json ,sA soushcns
o '~s'f ." PtcAages Cd l63aO tC0 De-.
S'g' ~ se-oftf
HOBNOkE M {G.fIIOV CO.ET,ayV'T-
y eENENAL M..Uts Of o., stacs.olfsis OF tie Rea.
go u"ke Asssfun company. viii BE- lacd ~ Block Ntal
vustep, ou ur.lay tbv-is as, Of .,ov. rcs..
f.1cENEn. Secy.
Weldon o. 49, l5~.s
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The vote in The L Ward of Ph;sblr- for Coo
per, Parvlsnca and Gillespie was MI obtained
wnen the Statesman, isohi WHICH we copy the a.
boye, went 10 press.
This Is the same city Of Pihs5,rg in which
MIR. CIny received his great dinner and why're h
made ms speech. When the voice of the oeot,le i
asceriened by The baIlet box no candidate fecsvs,
vote worth namins who is not the decided friend
oi General Jackson. We have noted ;hes. oentIa-
men as friends of Gen. Jack.on from our personal
knowledge.
1t is opposed that Robert Mcclure, J.ckso
hiaa 10 elected TO tie Senate, from the district
composed oil GENRE, Lycoming, Sc
We are pleased TO lean from the Chronicle ,h,,
our intofinaton relative IN The election of seua
OF Tor York and Adams was incorrect. and ,b,,
MIR Logan, decided friend TO Gen Jackson. i
Reelected. fSs,,t;n.J "
The n. Yo.k Advocate and the Ame,ica,
adams papers, report the Proceedings of Meet
ing OF Adauis young Tsmmsny Hall on
Saturday Evening, which one paper s'ates az 2OUO
the other at ISO0 The Morning Courier (Jack
sony estimates the meeting al 1860. of WHICH. tbe
greater part, says, consisted of Ja- onians who
a'leHdsd IRON curiosity. We should dOub, all these
calculations.
MIR. CLAY'S CALCULATIONS.
Inc louisville Advertiser States that j, has he
best possible authority f;i asserting ,h,t Gin. fol.
lowing was Mr. Clay's estimate of the .tTen.r'J,
OF the Presasnsial candidates in February last
II ON lie Reporter.
TO THE EDITOR.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, 1897
" GU will naturally expect the re.uN Of ms
inquiries, as TO the prospect OF the approaching
Pfe@ideaiia contest. / have taken some pains
since MY arrival here to inform myself, and can
with much confidence present you with the fol
loving esiDate OF votes that will be given for Nj
Adam.:
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NAVY CosiMissIoNsRs' Os1cE,
12h October. 1927.

Sf>HE Commissioners Of the Navy viii sealed
~ rcsa un the LIT OF December, iur supplying the
Unded States Navy during the s2s w., III. oiow.n
quantity Of eordys be made OF the beet clean
ne ysi to De -Tred, 'nstsnee at lesst weeks
ioi e heins S into Cordssc,
so tons 60 be delivered Sayy Yard, in Charle,tonc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

% sueh SIZE a: shall he from time TO required one
hall ie ecfc quantity required al yard, be
.isecJ h.lore the IL 81 April 1923. aud the other bs
oy be is Of July following The whole Cordss.
ne OF the best quality and stand the proof e.tab-d at
respective Navy Yards The foregoing quantity viii b. oe-
ftaty cont acted for with the stipulation that the ac.,
qni"ty, at oil the Yards 81
per cent 50 hays notice thereof being the Cont,
eseh Oder nui stake whether At iVr Patent"
M" LID Cvdas-.
Oct.i9. s--,,p
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Mr.. Souihafd. Secretary Of The Navy, srriyeI IN
W city on Tuesday evening. Yesterday mofpiD.
accompanied by Commodore Btinbridge, be vi.it
ed the Navy Yard, aud in spec,sd ire improve
ments that have been made DUNG tie year, after
wh''h he went out 90 he buiii'ng srcc'iRg on the
schuJisii iOI an asylum tor ioyalids o. the ~
Wy TH1f oar (,r, 10
-.
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Delaware. c. The following is believed TO b
The true state Of parties in the Legislature:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
JACKSON IN MAYYLANp TT
lcE raef az n LeEfel Con. HnJ,io,nr,

Tat NU'e rIshN.-.
baltimore County vote
Baltimore city and Ann Arundel Co DO
Frederick, Washington anu Allegheny 10.
Cecil aud Hartford
IalbOt and Caroline
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,se Of Representatives..

y 0 ' Undecided, who vii OF course be claimed
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THE REPOSITORY.


Child. tale which was commenced in peri
odical work aud continued to three numbers
but was left unfinished The author has at his
leisure hours been continuing it, and intends
publishing it soon National journal.
Tell me, pale queen of the Silly night,
And We stars from your thrones OF light,
Where there hearts like thy pure sky,
Where man is not born to die
morn,
Through the lapse of untold Years,
And know that the nations Of men are born
To perish in grief and tears.
We have seen the worshpp'd grow faint and gray,
We have seen the good and the wise
And the beautiful silently pass away,
AS cloud autumn skies"
Oh il is no, for man, frail child Of care
To live, as the stars live, without change;
The wind is oft h'lshed in the stirring air,
And the cloud is oft stay ed in its onward range,
And man is oft borne, in his prime of years.
TO the cold, still dust, With man, tears.
MRs HEMANs
TIE DEATH OF LADY JANE ARROWSMlTH.
The Arcthusa sailed from Calcutta on the
following week, taking on board as passenger,
Lady Arrowsmith, the widow Of the brave Col
Arrowsmith. a gallant and an accomplished sol
der, who fell in a battle with the natives. His
death was depored by all classes of people in
India and in England, as he was known to pos
sess every honorable feeling His lovely wife
had shared his fortunes in that sickly climate,
and had supported her privations with that
greatness Of soul that a soldier should. when
once she has united her fortunes with an officers
fate. She had witnessed her husbands valor,
and at the same time his magnanimitv and ge
nerosity; and her affections increased with eve
ny vicissifude, until. at length, she received him
corSe from the field Of gory-having fallen.
with numerous wounds, at the head of his regi-
ment She did not rave or fall into fits al this
calamity, but seemed prepared for the shock
Soon however, the pale cheek and the superna-
turai lustre of her eye, told her near friends
that the dart had flown. and the flush Of health
was never again to revisit her face. She had
been highly educated, and had moved, from the
circumstances Of her birth, fortune, and accom-
plishments, in the first circles of fashion Her
face was one Of those full of beauty and genius.
Her large blue eve beamed a divine radiance
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-06
A GENTLE HYENA.

In one of the menageries exhibited at
DTg;hhscn races, was striped hyena,
which, to the keeper, and all around
him, exhibited the usual lcrocious habits
which have hitherto been considered i'll
herent in animals of this kind. Among
the spectators was young man who
fcarlessly approached the animals den,
whilst it was snarling and swapping most
furiously, and putting his hand through
the wires, patted the animal on Ills head
In an instant the hyena exhibited symp-
toms Of the greatest delight, bounded
an?ut the cage in an ccsacy Of 10y, and
rubbed himself against the young mans
hand, appearing overioyed with his ca
resses. appeared that this animal had
been taken when cub by this young
man, and brought by him to England,
and sold to keeper of a menagcre; !;
and although seven years had elapsed
since the animal and his first master had
parted, yet the recollection of the gentle
treatment he had received from the lat
ter was gratefully and instantly remem-
bercd by this ;genorally, though now it
appears, crroneously supposed, untame-
able animal.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-06
A BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT.

An interesting little book has lately
been published IN Edinburgh, under the
title of "My Early Days." by Walter
Ferguson. After giving a description ol
the scool-house Of Glen D, and the con-
tiguous vilIage-church, the writer adds:
-" have often reflected on it in after
days, and I have thought, that the Pc
culiarity Of ITS situation might be con-
strucd into an emblem of singular beau
ty. I'he humble tabernacle, rising in
front OF the sciiool-house--the lonely
burying-feld, laying in shadow behind
its walls s-mado it appear as if education
were directing the eye OF the young spir-
its to fix its gaze on heaven, while it 81
lently pointed to the temple OF the Lord,
and the mouldering dust Of slumbering
forclathers."
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-06
THE DESTINY OF MAN.

NO rational man can survey the con.
dltion OF his species in this life, and Der
ceivo its gross inequality, without beIiev.
ing, that for this apparent wrong there is
remedy in the benevolent intentions
OF the Creator. All this inequality-aIl
this injustice-a'l this oppression. cruelty
and outrage-all this mourning on the
one hand, and rejoicing on the other-is
ovontuallyto work together for good, and
be cleared up in those mansions flight
whittier VIC arc directed TO look after n
remedy for every wrong, by tho sublime
doctrine of the Immortality Of the soul.
How consoing is this doctrine TO the
children of adversely: how consonant is
1t with reason, and with every lust con-
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FOLLY WELL PUNISHED:

In the agcs.of chivalry no one could
hope to please the ladies but in proper
ton to his courage and address in mill
tary exercises; they sought adorers
among the brave, and the proofs they re-
quired CT the merits of lover, and the
force Of his attachment, were combats,
victories and trophies. In many in
stances, friends were compelled, by the
barbarous commands OF their mistresses,
to engage in mortal combat: and the
life of some brave but infatuated soldier,
was often sacrificed to the pride and cru
city Of a wanton woman. As Francis l.
was one day amusing his court with a
combat of lions, lady dropped her
glove in the arena, and said to the cheva-
lier De Lorges, elf you wish me to be-
lieve you love me as much as you every
day profess to do, go and bring my
glove" De Lorges Immediately went
down among these terrible animals, took
up the glove, returned and threw it in
the lady's face; and despite of all her
arts and advances, refused ever to visit
her again. His courage was great, but
his good sense was greater.
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vTvIIIS Powder possesses the power of des

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