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Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
From the NeaU York american.

Pennsylvania Elcctions.-Our accounts of them
are, indeed, most unexpectedly encouraging. The
success of MIR. Sergeant, in Il district where the
Jackson organ has said " ii would be satisfied with
nothing less than one thousand majority for Mr.
Hemphill,' was the first blow TO the hopes Of the
combination---bu then they consoed themselves by
saving, that the Congressional district embraced on
" twelve out of the fifteen wards Of the city, but
that, if the whole city had voted, the result would
have been different. Unfortunately for this posi-
ton, the majority of Mr.. John Hare Powell, the ad-
minstration candidate for the Senate, was in the
whole city, 328-whie that OF Mr.. Sergeant, in the
twelve wards was 157--so that the other wards
would have added to, nsteao of diminishing his tna-
jority.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
From the Baltimore Patriot.

Domestic MauJactures. The attention Of the
public is directed to the sale of five hundred pieces
Of Cloths. Cassimeres and Saltinets, manufactured
by our fellow citizen, JAMES SYKES. which takes
place tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock, at NO.
Hanover street. From those we have seen here
toiore of the same gentleman's manufacture. we
feel authorized to say that these cloths will do cred
it to our country, and afford tie best evidence
of the benefcient effects OF the AMERICAN Sys-
TEM."
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
From HE Nafional Joay7lal.

Major Noah that pink OF all pure and consistent
Editors. told us, in the first ecsacy OF his delight
when a Jacksonan constable was elected in Muir
derkl. delaware has heart large enough to con-
tain the whole Continent - and the friends OF Mr..
Adams told to go and weep, for this large heart
would receive none of them
Since the result of the Delaware election has reach
ed this gentleman, vino writes as if he had one ver-
,igo in head and another in hi, fingers, he tells Us
with "psh!' and turn upon his heel-''we can
put the whole State in our breeches pocket" We
quote this exquisite morctau as we find it.
A storm IN Zen Cup.-lhe ''coalion'' are in
ecstasies because the little federal State of Della
ware has elected federal Member Of Congress
of course a member friendly to John Quincy Adams
We can put the whole State in onr breeches pocket.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
CONVENTION in RICHMOND.

The Richmond, (Va.) Wing of Saturday last,
speaking OF the proposed Anti-Jackson Convention,
says
1--WE have cheering accounts from many parts OF
the State, that the people are beginning to think and
act for themselves, and arc ready to put an end 10
the degradation of being dictated to by the metro
politan dcmagogues, who have SO long enjoyed the
honour of conrolng the politics OF the State. They
do not choose to have their rights further usurped
by a few individuals in Richmond, who have tor IA
series of years issued their rescrps with imperial
consequence An important crisis It Is seen has oc-
Cured in our political affairs and the sell constl-
tuted agents o our citizens about to be dlsrob-
ell Of their despotic sway. Meetings nave a'reany
heen held in Frederick, Lancaster Loudoun' otai-
ford, and King George, and delegates appointed 70
attend the nun in this city, on ihe oth OF an
uary next --and we understand that meetings Tor
the same purpose are called in the counties oil JET
farson, Hampshire, Hardy, Caroline, Ric',nood'
Wes,moreland, Powhatan. Berkley Augusta, Rock
bridge, Lynchburg, Campbell, Cumberland, LOUISA
Chesterfield, Goochland, and Hanover. III this
city, Il meeting is proposed 10 be held in shor
time. when triumphant majority of the administra
ti,n will be demonstrated, men of talent and stand
Ing in society. Let the friends of the ,admlnlsra
ton therefore, not be disheartened by the clamour
of their opponrn's.--Our enemies it is true, are
predicting our defeat. Let them predict, but let III
act, The impetus which has been given TO thu
Convention bali is only gaining strength aud will
the necessary information of the merits of the con
royersv, new vigor will be infused into the people
and new cxertions will be made to save themselve
from the threatened danger of military n'isrule
GREAT MEETING IN NEW-YoRK.
On Saturday Evening las. the Young Hen of New
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
From The NeU-Hampshire Journal:

We repeat it, because wish it to be kept Id
mind, that the Hon. "prihter for the people; who
contends 50 Justly that Mr. ADAMS must be put downs
because lie not The choice Of the people, or was
very anxious for the election Of Crawford by Cons
gress, notwithstanding ADKINS had nearly three times
as many votes. Yes, and the printer who
whnes so like Antony about the deur people, would
have applauded to the skies our Representatives, 8.
had they, contrary to the voice Of seten-eghts Of
the country, given the election to Mr. CrawforsI
But times are changed.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16

last act of enc of The most Savage, barbarous scenes
ever saw or heard of in my life, On anchofingih
the small bay, on the north east end, we found the
Inhabitants had all fed, leaving few pigs sheep OF
goats, behind, to guard the miserable huts. 10.
wards noon, two canoes ventnred from The lee side
Of the Island. After great caution they came along
side, and related the following, in English, thvst, iii
deed all OF them. knowing the language. They stat.
ed that, fortnight before, brig, under Spanish
coulours, from and belonging to Havana, had ans
chored for refreshments, supposed to have had about
80 men, indherently armed. The Capt. requested
the Governor to give his crew mouse to carry On
trade, which was readily granted, taken possession
of, and barter, for small fowls, pigs. and goats car
ried on amicably for two days, when the Spahar,ls
real had not on the Island. On the following day
two men we're taken on board the brig, and most
verely beaten they are since dead. The Natives
now fled to the mountains for safety. On the third
day some returned, and the kindness OF the captain
and his crew, for the time, induced all to return 10
the village. Four Of the crew slept on shore, had
good house or hut, and, as they stated. wers Well
used. On Saturday morning trading continued till
| noon, when the crew rushed OH shore, armed, and
without the least cause. reason, notice. cOmmenc-
ed heavy fire Of musketry upon the poor, harms
less, and Totally de1pnceless inhabitants the cons
sequences Of their firing, as you may suppose, was
dreadful massacre. The inhabitants that were for.
tunate enough, again sought shelter in the mum.
talns, when the unnatural Spanards plun3ered the
village, set fire to it, and burned it completely down,
destroying every article that could be useful.
81 cannot describe the state in which found
these poor beings going shore l saw at least
fifty new graves in and around the church. which
showed the number that had been committed !; and
not family but had lost member, either dying or
dreaufuly woun,ed. myself dressed the wounds
Of ffteen.--My ships medicine chest afforded but d
scant supply however, they were grateful we cut
up shirts. hankerchefs, &c for tlier use. The
number of sufferers killed and woun ded must have
been, at least, 70 or 80. some were burnt with the
houses when wounded, aud others thrown into the
sea by the SpaAiards.
[* Annabona Annabon small island in the Atahtt
near the coast OF Africa, we'll stocked with cattle aud
abouiing i'll fruit; tile land lofty 80 miles in circuncr
The inhabitants chiefly descendan from Por
tgucse and Christian negroes. has containing
about 90 houses Pop. 5UU. Lat l. 81, s. Lo s, 49, E.
GAzArrEkn, 1871 s4as
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
THE WEST INDIA TRADE.

The Philadelphia Press Of Tuesday in remark
ing upon the reasoning of the Philadelph Gazette.
about the loss OF the Westlnda trade, has this par
agraph:
A single fact overthrows ' his abstract rt"son-
ing, and puts his statement into " Pi:" We have
since the loss of the W. AadiU direct trade, EXPORT
ED MORE to the West Indies than we did in the
corresponding months oil the last year, When the
trade was open. We speak from authority-the
authority of the Custom House books.'
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16

York, opposed TO the election Of A. Jackson, met at
Tammany Hall--in number about 1000. The si.,ht
is represented to have been most cheering, as the
spirit and unanmity nanIested on the occasion, de-
cdes the fate of the Jackson Ticket in that City,
which will, according to the New-York American,
lie beatcn
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
From the United STATES Gazette.

The following paragraph, from the Pioneer. pub
!ishcd in Marietta, Lancaster County, is III accor-
dance win the opinions OF gentleman of respecta-
bility, from Columbia, expressed to us yesterday.
son the whole, we are confident that, even at
this time Lancaster county is in favour of the pre-
sent administration, and that cause is gaining III
strength every day."
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
MASSACRE All ANNABONA.

IIVERFOOL. AUS' oi'
Ertroct of letter from Capt. 1laheVs, Of the
Sohr. Princess Tctoria. bound to Batapio.
81 have mentioned the necessity of my going
into Annabona.* After calms. foul winds. &c. we
managed to get within rs Or so miles of the land
by the Goth May. Al dusk the report of gun was
heard from under the land, which proved to be the
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
From tie United States Gazette, Oct. t3.

President Adams arrived yesterday morning in
the steam boat Burlington, from New York. He
was heartily greeted on his arrival, and also on en-
terng the Mansion House, Mr.. Heads Hotel,
opened on the 10th inst.) his present lodging.
He was visited about noon by the Mayor city
councils, and very large number Of citizens. He
declined accepting in invitation to the Chesnut St.
Theatre this evening.
This morning he will hear Mr.. Binneys eu!ogium
on the late Chief Justice Tilghnan. He will leave
the city for Washington in the Baltimore steam
boat, this day, at II o'clock precisely.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
DIED.

In Wilmington, on the llth inst. PETER CAVERz
LI, Esq Cashier of the Farmers Bank, a most
worthy and highly respected fellow cItizeh.
In Baltimore, on the 18th inst Colonel JOHN f.
HOWARD, Patriot and Soldier of the kesolus
ton.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
From the Lafourche Gazette.

DONALDSON, SEPT. S.--'rhe Lqf1urche Gazette
will hencetorward be devoted to the support Of the
.administrotion Of the General Government This
we have been induced to adop'. after mature
reflection, considering the interest Of Louisiana, in
particular, we'll as that of the Union at large de-
pendent, in great degree. upon continuance and
support of the system Of national policy pursued by
the present administration, aud, as inseparaby con
necIed with it, the reelection of Nj. ADAMS 10 the
Office he now so ably fills. Our views on the sr'.sct
will be stated more particularly hereafter.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
From the Ne.c- York Commercial .advertiser.
MR.. SENATOR EATON'S LETTER.

Another mountain las been in labor, and 10 =! an.
other mouse is born The letter of Mr.. Eaton.
which has been preceded by such wonderful -four
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16

ish of rumpes. as trcgards the disclosure Of facts
inculpating Mr.. Clay, amounts to nohus--absolule-
iy NOTHING. Indeed he seems TO baye written more
because his name had been brought before the pub
lie in the progress of the Carter Beverley business,
than because he had any thing to say.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16

Prices of Grain in Baltimore, October l2.
Wheat, white G5 TO l05.
red rs to Ga.
Corn, white and yellow 43 to is
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
From the New York Daily Advertiser.
10 THE PUBLIC.

have seen in the New York Evening Post Of the
9th inst. a paragraph extracted from the Phddel-
pha Palladium OF the 9th, alleging, IN express terms,
that in the winter of l82l-J pending the Preslden-
tia election, had conversations with Mr. Webster
and Mr.. Adams, the consideration which tie ede-
raj party would have in the distribution OF the gov
ernmen offices, If MIR. Il. should be made President;
and that letter was written by ME to Mr.. Webster
on the subject, the result OF conversation with
Mr.. Adams, and on his authority.
Every part Of these allegations is gross tabrca-
tion utterly destitute ofthe shadow of truth new
er mad ti;t!e OF any such lt!on with either
Mr.. A. or Mr.. w. nor did amy letter ever pass
from or through me, having the most remote resenl-
bldnce to the one alleged.
Ii is stated, that : tie names Of two gentlemen,
members OF Congress, are left with US he palla-
diuin as warrant ior the above Stetncnt. Ii Is
not possible that this assertion is true. 1t cannot be
that il single member should be found, SO proillgac
aud base as TO give his name rs Il voucher for such
uublasling ialsehoods From the date of the pub
lcaon, three days before the Pennsy lvana election,
ana tron the conspicuous use of the name OF Mr..
Sergeant who vas a candidate ut that election, the
conclusion is inevitable, that The paragraph, is the
fabrication OF some unprinciped partzan, for the
purpose Of giving tempo rary success TO his party
Comments on such prolligcy is unnecessary.
JOHN BAILEY.
Dorchester, Mass. Oct. IL, 1927.
The result Of the late elections in Maryland,
Delaware, Pcnnsy ylvania, and New Jersey, is sad
omen of the prospects of General Jackson The
changes in favour of the Administration are prin-
eipallv in PENNSYLVANIA, the other States having
noyer manifested 50 great partiality for him.
The tales which have so constantly proceeded
from thn Jackson manufactures (almos the only
manufactures which they seem TO cnconrage) have
| prove to be losing concern. The people are mol
qnte so stupid their iabricatons seem to sup
pose and happen in great and growing numbers
to be able to draw the us distinction between thu
interests Of few politicians and the nation 1T large
some particulars respecting the elections nPennsyl
vania will be given hereafter. From the Potomac
to New York the people have decided in favour Q
order and good government.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
From the alexandria Gazette.

In 1924 the majority for Jackson in the City of
Baltimore, was 9OO.--ln 1927 the majority was
466-ln 1924, there were 69O8 votes given. In
1897, there we're 1887. The number ofvotes have
increased 879, while the Jackson majority has de-
creased 434. In Baltimore county the decrease of
Jacksonltes has been still greater In Washington
county, the decrease has been several hundred. In
Frederick, where Jackson had large MA ority in
1894, 1t is now believed that Albums is the strongest
Of the two. And in Allegany, The great jackson hold
in 1894, the Administration has, at this time, dec-
ded and growing najority. Until few days past, it
has been generally admitted that Jackson would get
two electoral votes in the State but it is pret-
ty well ascertaned, that, the whole eleven will be
given for Adams.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16

The following extract of letter from respecta-
Bile correspondent furnishes satisfactory assurances
that the threatened hustilities with our Northwes-
tern Indies will, in all probability be averted, by
the surrender, their part, Of the murderers Of our
citizens
'On Monday following the Sd September Wan
mig suoth- kan. or the Red Bind and Wee kaw, or
the Sun, came in at Prairie du Chen, accompanied
by one hundred and fourteen of the principal men Of
The ceremonies attending the surrender Of the Red
Bird, carrying in his hand white flag, and two of
his chiefs an American flag each. and his death sons
as sung by himself, were ali very imposing The
Keb Bird shot and scaIped Gaguier-and Weekaw
scalpeu the child These are the outlases commit
ted here and these the persons guilty Of them"
Not. Iat.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
From the Trenton True .Qmer:cey, Oct. l3.

From Me TRENTON True .TmerecaN, Oct. 13.
We have ascertained that there are ina ority in
favour of the Administration IN both Houses o the
Legislature Of New Jersey-There will be a ma
jonty if we are not greatly mistaken of II at least
in Joint. Meeting
WILLIAM W1NGArE, Esq. is appointed Cashier of
the EIkton Bank of Maryland in place of |. Richard
son, Resigned.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22

of. Onthe WY the following dialogue
took place between them.
Friend, said the passenger to the
aim'n, YOU seem 10 be very cbcer-
ful aud hmpIy, and ] suppose You are
sefy well satisfied wiihymnsclfP
ADD wly should not bee satisfied ?
soid the hoalman; make o good use
81 my time, and have no cause for sar-
row
All! yon make GOOD use Of your
time Truly >hll be dad 10 luow
whethor You deserve 10 be SO happy.
Can you reed ?
No Sir. moi lciter.'
Poo. wretch! yon cannot read. md
YET y u sing My you have loata quar-
Ter Of your lie I
Tic boalman did not answer, bnt con.
tinnod 10 sing. Soon after the pedft
continued
Con- You witc 2
Why, 10 b. sure not Told Won [
couli not read, SO how should | write =
Nhat, yoa cnnnof write, and ne
vel 81 cheerful 2 Non have lost auo-
the quarter ofyour life'
The hoatmsl shrugged his shoulders,
bun did not seem less cheerful dian he.
fore: Presently the pedanl begun.
Boamln, do You understand miucr-
alopy, ornilholoey, zoology, aitroloey,
and psychology, Sc
The dence mke al your foolish
long names Nha'do wln with lheml'
How yan know nothing Ut all
thee fine .hiues, md yot fancy yuur-
sell happy Why you bayo again lost
il qurtcr of your lh =
Damg Ills conversation storm lid
suddenly arisen, the Yes tossed tho
liaht boat, and atlrna h drove il on 10
poin of rock on whsb il could not
bu perish.
'Sr,' said the boatnah to ii, esn-
pnnion, At this crIiea u.omem, can
You swim 2
No, indeed, | cn4ot haze lid
morn jmpur#aI matter, 10 attend Ia.
Wen, thea, fear YOU have lost
yonr whole life
fhuss1ying, he lcapel INTO thavaYos,
and swan on shoi. He suffered ne
pedant to STRUGGLE a wbla ia the wafer,
and pretended DO, 10 lar his cries for
assistance. A Icnsih Ife took con#1s4
sion Oh hrni, helped Inn GA oftlu va
/, and took hm home hi douI With
itH, dipping we, 1al trembling with
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22

n 1Ho AsABLE CAllCoGs -Hcbt# 40
= biRson s. g. have now the pleasure a. an
nnuucing the rival OF the above truly aeaehtd
trtice, together viii great many other fch
and desirable .3ods al less price than ever be-
fore exhibited. fheir friends aud the public are
particularly soiieited to view thel assortment
Oct .
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22

VnHE EPISCOPAL CHURClI.-Instr ceei-
yel, by the subscriber very able and
interesting pamphlet, entitled 4 taad,d EraHina-
taa gfite Protestant Episcopal Ciacb, il, two
Lqies 1t said that the Episcopal Church has
been powerfully abused of late, andherc'5 some
ding on the other SIDE. Every body ought to
read this very ablynrltten work, since it * put
outat the very low price of II l-2 eents.
ADRIAN K. NORTH.
Dec II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22
from hc n. !. Eagagcf. ice. -
FOREIGN GItANIaGS.

The JeSR3S.--- n Jesuits afc carry
ing Times with a hia j. nj IN France.
Their influence Is te throughout the
whole frame OF CYL ,lcleiY. Besides
then enornou, md Hr.d me- sc II
" Ia Nd numbers, hey alse cpnuNe
to wleld tie am - s..d power. lheH
/ miss ouuJs are eNtN assarr. TIE
4 people, hawete., partcui tly ~
/ young men, ue nj SO choeriu' IA thef
subm ssions, as co0b Nc wished by til
Je>ults, all ,ae} snaw heir dislike -
lar aud IS often rs they an. In tue
prov noes, they ell Tor the Performance
ct TWtafc at the Thcllres, IS II enables
them toeyprrs> theu appro anon Of TIM
s'reasms against hypocrisy y ec,loslps-
tspsi - 5aHgaess Boa tlsg oathoriiies
3uset eN fha taue, .sln p yea
~ Inst Woes Tvs loudly called lnf
~ ~ ,ujraee, lbo fnyof ordered
j the Theatre 10 be cleJrad b tie sol
dieJy, IA dong winch, some persons
were wounded; al hronn rcspecta-
+ Bile citIzans we're sent . plsen accused
Of rebellion J Thy la not ecu trlea
a the dao OF our LIST per. TIE nay
or seems L. hove been . gfea pch,ss,
with Il the stupidity aud an lUy o.
IL amL = IN II scea 5 /. W taken
place IN o.a.r p15giacid sducs. b.
! tha Je#uits apW nd tlen mel " Ia "A
cheek.---A young Able, edoeHted at
one Of shen instim 9onS, Us published a
! kind Of ryei hoa al he condition,
| neiples, character aud objects. /
In, been wecly circulated nla c,geiy
read.
diem0irs Of C0ruptioa.-Ouyard,
the famous contractor for lie French ar
my dafng the last campaign III spdn -
glinsf The Spanish revoln 0nlsts, rs
pualished The second par, ms Me
mo-. Pscy re lall ufpqu laBe do e.
ot an3=, n'stef, mi 9anards, md
proya very cIeuly the coFfuplblity Of
these people. The anecdotes of he
Gus of Sp,m are highly chlac,orsnc,
ans expose h. insutodty, P#o.lig cy,
greed ne Nh hyPoct,sy u III eXe-
cradle oan.rch nfhc m vs., Glowing col
ours. Duy,l hm,cH, IS ii IN c5n-
iuamanl, j taera . y Il probably
be kapaso im1 is ,he peseat French
m isUy arc il powc.
Re5al,.---A Lyons uegsp per 70
/ laos tn o..B4He 80 rtoe IS htyof
h ppeaeI IceemIyu hueI.s.---Au IL
woman, aged 1lYers, VII I'D en.er-
I oil iufa lbp Gtgzst{s IN h. tall .u f.
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II ere only nccossaries permitted % be
purchased, men wonld work no more
than Is necessary for that pa pose.
Franklin.
4 Freneh author has advanced ths
sgcmng paradox, thal rcrgttr maalHon
hoio Ia fatf ,gaH and indeed, il Is
to,, tha lew men hHoW hpW Ia take q
walk with pro,Pec, Of any cher plea
sure, IN the Sume company would nave
afforded them al home. johnson.
Simple diet is best for many dishes
bring many diseases ana sauces ire
worse thu even he ping several meats
upon eaeh other. : ilaH
No mn will take counsel, hni every
man will TAXI moueY therefore money Is
UeJer nm counsel, ISuyL
| The Europeans 5se themselves bland,
whodesefibe fortune thout sieht. No
4. SO raIa beauty ever had inner ely IS, OF
whore clearly hey who have no ojl-
~ trIao bot seeking tAelr fortune, need
never hope 10 find her; coquet-hke,
sic flies rom her close pursucls, aud at
Inst fixes oil he pIoddIng mechanic, who
) " At home and minds h., business.
GotdmiH.
Other sins only speak, murder ,hflehs
out he elemcntoi wucrmolslensthe
earth, II blooI flies upwards, nj be-
Jews the hea,,us. Webster.
Women are better qualified 10 sue
ceedin ofatory han men.- Ii IS certain
to-, hi Icy ne possessed oi some
sPlngs II rhetoric watch men want,
such as ters, iunnng-lIis, ana the like,
winch have seen employ dupon occa-
sI1o, with .ood, us5es5. lSpeetof0r.
lbeae femayes arr as bao rs Il ire :
and keep III, shop, and thy shop viii
koop bee; and agaia, II you woaid
hayo yonr business, done, 70; II NOT
soma. AZ N.
lie lbatby t1c plough would thrive,
Himself rnasi either hold OF DIVE.
And AGAIN, ibc eye ot the master will do
IN re " TX thau ooth his hands aud
n, want Of ere does rs more lam 90
h II wat Of knnwle @; AMI ara n,
cot o oversee workmen is 10 IL VI hem
You pmse open. fraakiR.
| r. ,h mr when tho clmeh IscltI
| IS ccmfteiga, wherein the living Sleep
1boy' the geouud is the dead % bo-
ne b. Fuller.
Thcslfo aud general anti tote 4gainst
sorrow ~ empioymenf. los commons
> observed, that among soldiers ana
.c,mop, though uiare ~ ma Ii kindness,
thr.c 10 Iltlle grIel, tbey sos hen f1cud
fl thoa any Of ,ht lameola,ion
wiuch / III nj ca III security and lJlc-
ness, bee use ,hey We ~ leisure 10
50 re from III care o1 diem eKes; .nd
whosocyel shIi keep h., thoughts g
qglIy buy, will i'm hms l. equally
I'm ,lected W,h nrcuiev loie lassas.
.j0haS0H.
Beauty has been the delight md tor
mcnt Of tn wotli ever since II began.
rh.re Is something lrc, siible IN n
, bcymcous lorm ; the most severe VIII
not pretend, that they do not ieei an
imne lie proposes Oh IN favor 81 tho
handsome. NO one desires them the
privileged bcne III ho III, I'D beng
reg - ei,re omer5 n m st Of Of
d.n1ry nadc u5n. A, the same ume
the hHda#n' should cDn,pl4 tlt u
is a pJs5es OIL, Is It we've, foreign 10
thr ~. Noan. en- piyc It himself, Or
p.c,e.yo wncm lhey have II. Yet 50,
Is, hat people en- bear any quality
'dcf thln beauty &ecic.
Il J., heaven upon earth 10 hive a
Il.