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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-23
From The ". J.. Couricr.y
THE SAILORS FAREWELL


God bics, you, isnjs-n,-n all, my ska
Ia ready for the insu--
I've only time To- wish you well
TIL come back again.
The sea IL dashinx al my feet,
So pardon what write
For my boat IS prsncing, a, thty ssY,
Like wat-hor,e for the hsbt.
She's olinier built, with half deck
Thsre'il uJth,og owe, hsof,r,
Sh. has spsnter and a lb,
The DeLby d. call her.
For ships, yon see, are like the grI,
They'll veer abou, and SHIFT;
And sometimes IN a hurricane
Will cast US all adI,ft.
But D.bby's w-.ihertd many storm.
aud steefei rish, ~ the eye
OF Fortune, blows, snj stood 1t out
Al,ho' Mike was at nigh.
NY sea stores ATE all slowed awsy,
With api,tUl aud two dirks,
Aud I'm bound TOT The Mediterranean,
TO hsht the Greeks ur Turks.
III rather Gsht my conn,ry's foes
But they won fight ui, Tor
know no other reason why
We shouldn't 60 TO war.
pity all 1 leave behind,
And hope thty'i get away,
IIrvpsthe TariH folks, aud such
}hVpe will have to stay.
heard O shipm,te fotber night
telling al The Hook
"A piece Of news. somehow thought,
lthad squsliy look.
lie said how he went To see
The news nj Buffers, hut
The huileton was nll pulled down
and ;heie store put.
lie said machines we're putting W,
1tbo't very strange,
To make a wUOlen factory
Out of the new Exchange.
Chat they were fitting up a ship
With things between her decks,
For women all 10 work at
AID weave tbeir STRIP Is aud checks.
I've seen all sight, winch sailors e'er
Saw ON the bounding sea
Load hissiDs wsteisrOu,,, aud rocks
AL browning on my lee.
saws drowned shipmate once
Glide past tue IN the night
Dut woman weaving, IN q ship
God keep me from the sight
He said that Congress had made laws
For makiug hemp to grow,
And mskiuy duck at home-theY'ge soE
a pissucy tcdiuu, row.
EFar Whist use for their hrmp AMI ,,uck
Or cordsse will there be
when ships are kept, my heai;ie., eli,
From putting cut TO sea!
dc laughed 10 hear the folk, talk b..
Bout water powet-sud all
Rui they e. know the waters power
Must sec IT ia squsll.
lie SAID hat Venus had b. en.ssa.
q iathom from the moon,
4 tw,nk!ng bright and merIily
Attic II was high noon.
And don't you know the reason WIZ
She should the brightest he
u ail the STARE II Is because
That she was born etses.
And there she shine, the brightest, TOT
I've watched To- zee her creep
Gut OF the waves, the doz-wstch thTui
When rwa, my turn 10 sleep.
God bless you ali, once muIe--I go,
10 cruise upon the uisin-
Ard may you cast the Tariff CT
Ire come back sgain.
MIKE MAINSAII
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BUCKINGHAM sLArE LAND EoR SALE

RUE undessknei otter, sal. Tract Land
- anou ITO acres adjoining Hunts about ~
hail miles ir1Gi See River. Tas anL abounds witt
&C es''hle mas,e. of the hest sse quarry on WHICH ha.
esen lately wrought fhe ale sl take place New Canton
ON the ist day Nov next 400 money will he
Tor the balance, time will he gwen.
WILLIAM Z. MOSS
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Yaiuahle LAND for SnTe


% virtue OF Deed rtu-t Co bv
~ Sefusgs, dated the 5h day Of April, 1927, aud q.
record ia Cumberland oerk oet, shall Az
OF t' month, offer tor safe, the premises q t b,e
81 der Tor Cash, tGst vaushe II act OF LAND ~
~ ne De-" orrsAd y,ns an the county Cumberland on
10Th sdts 81 Wds EveI mile below Stsuh.n Ii rent
Mill and containing ny estimation 60 The title l.
uhiuInlnl, nu we wall convey only such nts vested
u Us oy 'he deed dioieaAj. GEO. IL MATTHEW'S,
JOHN " WILSON,
a, - Trustee.
The Tract Of Lanl now offered f,r Sale has alvey.
been considered valuable and productive. In addition Ia IT,
Low Gfohn1 Gu the River, theie lat considerable
tent on Buckingham BIanchs beautiful running sIm
ue th the tract which Tbacco the fne.t ousl,,v
has heen raued The dwelling house, which il La &c snl
convenient, tate Of perfect repair. Gentlemen wi,hn
{" purchs'e farm will d" well 20 attend th- TIM
fhs Teens IT Sslt, atho' by the regunsiyu of t
Deed unaer which the Land lld, aut he accsm.
ihodaIed to suit the soHYt aieGce OF the pu haser
Geo. ~, Matthews,
JOHN ~. HIiSon.
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I 2LN4;y.AF.

Il IIlsNs9;y.6F
NNy>AS Committed TO the Jih of berkeley conay, Va.
~ ON III. ~ lie, oi Jun last Runaway, nesro man
who calls himself LoSNoNGRAY, S test & a half niche.
hgh ahou, % ora OF black fin,
AID very active lie hath small h., right
upper Tore teeth somewhat singled crooked
.sll ear' Had when Committed old pair drab
oisn psn,aloDn' old ,h old shoes, hat
says ". belong, TO Mt Bscehn, Fuvannsh eounty Va
The wner % card te;ue.,ed property
pay cha 81 according Law sn take ham
wise he val b. deeit with a. the law directs.
PETER GARDNER, Jaiior.
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'liiS celebrated Stallion will be sold by auction
at New Market on the Jockey Club Day,
Thursday, 10th next month, (October)
The terms will be one and two years credit,
equal instruments, for approved paper-tle last
payment carrying interest from the date the first
becomes due.
ARAB is conveyed TO US by Mr.. II. NJ. Gun
ninghain, by deed Of trust, bearing date 18th Oc-
tober last -ior Che purposes therein mentioned
We shall, therefore. only convey such title as is
vested III US by said deed, although the right to
the property is believed TO be good
WILLIAM IL. BRODNAX,
CHARLES 7. OSBORNE,
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cttHE first Of Juae my negro man iordon .1usfe stout
- built dark msito round ACE, about feet 80 % M.
ngn' 5one impeachment i speech, particularly when los
for feply alarmed marked ,rb drop shot the urpf
part OF the hack reward ~ so dolls VIII be gwen i h..
delivery ONE Ut West iiam dolls fcr secofue him n
JAZZ 20 thst get hun iCUn. WI. SH8PARD
80
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NOYYCE.

LII retsons indebted Estate of VIM Seer dec
late OF P0~Ia.n requested make payment forth
h " luther indulgence cannoi be gvep aud those having
ttn' agind sa,i Estate will present them settlement on
heloie he 10Th day OF Nov FMS pleaI
800 ar against any claim that may br after that tIe
IhomGS Drake, e..
Frs. s. Sampson,
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I'm chaneery q Northumberland county court,

lfN ehaneery :Northumbcrand county court,
"a IIth Aug. Ie2s--
Thomas IIugilett, Plaintiff
against
Kemp Hurst, and Warner Hurst, admir- of Iaue
ii. burst, dec. Defdts.
This day came the plaintiff by his counsel, and ;t
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court, that the
defendant Kemp Hurst is not an inabitant of this
Commonwealth on the motion Of the plaintiff 1t is
OrdeTed, That the said defendant appear here on
the second Monday in Nov next and answer tho
b!i OF the plaintiff, and that Copy of this Order
be forthwith inserted for two months successiyeIv,
IN some new spaper published in The city of Rich
mond and also posted at the font door of the court
house of this county.
Copy. Testc, F. BATES, C. c.
Sept. To. 3S--wSw&5*
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{eY vrt1e Of D. u ed oi F.ut K,gut.d ~ WIN Z Us.s
- 10 hc Ufsertei, thc 25h day 1T Mach fg2s and
ecordtd n the c'rL1 olirt knehs county rcurt ,i
uiY1.fs tertn n,n'pned - no sgid 90 tbs Lshes bsi
pshiic anron ~ he ledsuce 81 hs ssi VIZ. l.. Bass
resdy money Gee Uh Day Of Oct next, if fs Of MOI GA
ncst 'ir ds ~ the sl Wm L. Bssss Of
'hefP aud cr1 and al BIZ plantation Uensl, Of every
istcHion together Wtfs proportion cf the crop wheat
made tie PTe'ri yes he plantation on which lie fesss
IN ne enua'y q Ame.~,1ca tic utrto Mt.ls.
fe ts vested hy subs-'iler wi, be- conveyed In Oe
purth''ef'. HfCBdRD BCOKER. Tru.t~c.
n'pi ~ "a -stvids
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Sept. 2.
Vaildbc PTopertyf01, .ycYjI.


On tue I II Nov n,KI shalt pIcr iof sale e, bs
- highest hdder, al public auction p SLAVES and IN
The premises, that valuable Tract Of Land which & " m
H. Uowan al present re'des, called aud known by the nss
ct JUMPER HILLS ying The upper cod oi Lunenbury
county about i've miles frJ The courthouse water. OF
1000 " ~
The Property conveyed to Trustee TO secure The
payment Ct debt due Iiumbeson SkipwuI bv decd ,Iv
recorded M the cerk thee OF Luneuhu aud which viii be
EXHIBITED On the day safe The of zood
or perhaps the best quality, of sEy land county and s
nany advantage 10 recommend II, particularly veiy .eysnt
trek Dwelling House, aud every other necessary building
hEtue Tue slaves ste generally likely aud very desirable;
and as So much property 0t the KIND no,v IN the
doubtless be obtained. go "
The sale will hr positive and without reserye The Terms
'peehed III the Deed are cash; but the Parties
agreed, that the land may he sold OF 4 wear,
Good Bond aud approved personal scuriiy ,h D8ed If
trust on the Land, will be required of the 10 secure
the purchase money Possession Chrisimns ne XII Win be
PsIytieES o. seeding whes, immediately after Che sale.
The hes!ues will he old for Acna merely A. TIN,
tee Will make title warranty except so far as NAV
hold title under ae sbnye decd have NO doubt b ~
tile s ndIrutabe. Cot Cowsn will si- " the ,rooe 10
persons wishing " view AZ. There GOOD wheat 5e6ue
attached 90 the premises JAMES cL;NSINGuay ~
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cotton Gins md other horticultural HiDieglcufc
SlNClA IE o. AinNnL,

~ FNER fpf 3r, Il h.n Ai,gufsrt,ty. PisU ST. WHAT
- Baltimore. COfrCN GINS, made Ia The best lnlnner
with circular hfest sId sttei slws.
NJ genetd gtofn Of A.rituitursi Toinier,eids
comp sirg r most approved PloIlh., Cu'iys;or heal
Fsns, Cora Srcilsfs Sts5 Cuuets, ~. &C.
Ai'o ou htnd qfau'uy Of FRESH ORCHARD
OR ass SEED, Timothy, Luos'ae, Herds and Tall Meadow
Oa GiSs. Sscdf Gsfden S~eds, &c.
ordsu enelhJ sod pfoaaT0r attended %.
Is.ii1i,rc, Ssgi. ~ ST--<t
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RrookfsLH for Sol.

BTOosfstd for sale.
AM It'll anxious 10 sell NY plantation, called Brookfed
.be 81 term. EEN suEPPARD
June s. O,
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TRAOT or LAND

Containing 40 sores les, situated the county, ~
Gooclsn.. Csrtefs Ferry aud sdjoninr esods Of
fs' Smith ard others, and which James lIusbs, roz
tesrs. Ai7 The following sisyes 70 jim, Lear ehd
Walkers Edy sud Stewards aud tie ohiJrro ~ The fensjs
slaves born tbe dste e The aid deeds together with
variety Of lousehold aud kitchen urDufe pIsntation ~
fn fik o. horses. oxen tsite sheen sni he e. and o
e ahef pefy mennooed IN ssid decd The suh,of.bcr
se'eg 'sfoee viii convey only such ts vested in biGa
~ the fatl DEED % trgsi. EZgu'D BRYCE, fGtice,
j-iJ 80 24-far;ds
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Captain J. j. Harrison claims, we understand. an
interest i'll Arab, the nature of which will be ex-
planned on the day Of Sale w. II. u.
sept. l.. 3I--tds C..
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E6LE-

~ virtue Of Deed 5f Tiust executed suiscrber
" hv Garland Hush~' heating date 18th May, 82f sad
.rded IN the cerks Office u Gooohsnd county court
sh, The ~ DAY II October next fair, " NOT The ne1i
fsif day the pores ferfin
suL tf t.rcnr 10 10 bidder
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NiANLIUS.
Sept. 9th, ls2s.

~ Maniius overshoots the mark-He coun-
teracts his object by his pioience and ca trauG
gance. Such coarse aud di6erot attacks upon
General jackson Can never injure him IN the eyes
OF any dispassionatc man. 1t is with regret that
we throw open orr columns TO such species of
composition. .daniias must look elsewhere for a
vent to his efiusions.-Wc feel authorised 10 state
that the Nashville Committee will furnish state
menis to retue this vile and contemplate charge
OF \ reasonable cvnncxion with Aaron Burr
EpIToas,
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IA eiGneTy Ata held Tor buckingham county The
= 9th dsy vi Sept 1928
Arthur MoSeiey nd VIM bio.elev PI,a:
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sony wi.lsay, hau sou whose nhi was iIaOu-
ed with the pure love of cioH hJerty--who vene-
rated the constitution aud Laws OF his country and
the rights OF its citizens--and who had the mGnfy
independence TO maintain them alike against I,opm-
lar deittsioa, or the daring encroachment. OF pow
or; II thst son were dead, would not exchange
him tor All the ss'piie living Brutuses that ever
courted the popular breeze, or worshipped at the
shsin' OF a military desgot.
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Inc defendants Thomas hoseicy, John M-.-ley Peter
az ssty 'iigane " Bouduran au lcsele, he youpxerj
a. Spencer sud Mary Ann hi. wife having entered
St appearance, aud 1t appearing by sauiactiy evdemee
tna they are not nbsbasos this State, h Ordered Th..
UJ 90 appear Iee the r- day OF Nov. Term ne IT. and
answer ne b 81 the PiainiGs aud ts Gerry Order
We iu'nwh inherited IN the Enquirer newspaper published
10 'he CITY 81 Richmond, for w. and
posed al The iTont door OF the courthouse county
copy Teste, II. ELDRIDGE, de-
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an Mo,e!ey John Mossiey, Peter Moseey Mssdane IN
.n"nraa mdhh Courtney David Jones, Elizabeth his
ME- sohn mo'siey ohr younger1 Edward II Ioei.y. Jobn
VI hatf' ann kvei'ne his wife, Samuel Spencer Esfy
ann MS VIE, Robert Noseey, Airsand-r Hs,ssy Hoheit
O' Fem oeiey end Sally his vile Esther Ffankin AMI
Franklin, children sud heI5s o. EIzsbett Fraukliu
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u i"oINlA AT rules, hooded clerks slc, OF tho
'uper'oi eouti al ohaneery Tor the Richmond Dnict,
the 4ih day ~ Aae 1923 St'
a+i INA Rogers WIFE OF Reuben Rogers, by John Chap
pei, her sou and IRIS nd, pun
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ne defendants Harlet Kyle and Lucy his wife, and Geo.
' nt having enter thsr appearance gwen secu-
@ ana II appearing by satiscor, evidence they ars
% "nao'aiIs - THIS county IL ordered That tie .aid
defendants do appesr here lei day cd The nex Tr
shd ahs"s me ball Of the plaintiffs; and copy Of tis
"e 'iIshwth Inserted III newspaper published I'm
n my OF is'chmosd, o' months lively and posted II
"e ont door v C-Ptoi, cat, oopv a.te
Sept. Q. " 1t az oN, Nc. g. G.
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~ lR"iNiA; At Rnle holden m tn, Cistk,, ono. - IL.
-, "pt1'2 court u ohaneery, fo the Richmond i,. cts
John Robe Lon, Attorney General the .ith Of
va
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my w KICKS, james Winston, Pleasant Winston N.,bn
WL|1n Elizabeth Clarke Hazler X, ana Lucy In, wife
s "'h't'ol George Winston, Ames Winston Thoma, N
"ins'"n Sad Virginia WINSTON, (r two last being infant,
'Ie" ani hens % George W'nson Judith Wip,or
widow the ssd G|Oige VIM ID. Wren hi, adu,,or mi
DAVID Bu"es EdmuDdH crenslaw, Nathaniel c. C,ep.ha,s
nefJ Sheppard James sh'phaTd, aud Charles C.1,Iand
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saji'ek supheu, rbom., IL. w.lou and Jane. s.,,.,

MAJ, EhI AT a court of Quarterly Se.iop. held
CO 70 onI,o, land county, the 2ath day Of july
sgsinsi A'NA'
endl ck Suphen Thona. H. VI alton, and Jan ., s.,,h.
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me ptltH liant Htndrek SuPhsn, having entered hi.
'PPeSId0t anu gwen security according ast ~ A..
sen bly, and the rules OF this by ,ssc
o evidence thai he n nhshant Of this country IL,
"osft bt me SAID defendant do here On the la d.,
the neh september court, sn hill OF the MAN
i A'u hsa copy OF this order be forthwith inserted r,
months nGoe'''vey aud post, front door OF The eot
"'1'' ~ 'u" county. AcOpy Teste.
August J.. o. "
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-17
MEDICINE.

nR. ROGERS Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent Also,
~ Rogers Anti Bilious Apeient Pulmonary Pills. The
above articles are so well known, and their qualities so Just
ly appreciated by the public, that tits superiuous To publish
any from the thousands Of certificates the proprietor has re-
ceived from those who have been cured by them. The FOL
lowing however having been lately received, is alone insert
ed
DR.. GEORGE RoGEss, Nep- York, jan 4, 1898.
Dear Sir-Yon must recollect the circumstance of the in.
disposition of my little son, iabodnng under serious Pull
monary affection, whom you prescribed for a few times by
The solicitation Of his mother at your Office, in the course OF
the summer rast. 1t Is a fact that he appeared to be ire
eorerably gone from us, but by strict attention TO your pre-
scriptions, and the use of your valuable compound, Pulino-
mic Detergent, for a few weeks, he Is now perfectly healthy
and feshy. I therefore feel IL my duty TO express my graft
tude to you under the blessing of Providence, for the resto-
ton of my sons health. 10 docs appear to me that a vege.
table medicine like yours so safe and enicaciuus, requires
only 10 be known to be universally approved of, aud rs a
friend TO the family of man and for this reason you ARE at
liberty and even requested to give publicity To the above re-
marks, from your obliged friend, although no personal ac-
quainiance with you. RICHARD GARDNER.
The above excellent medicines are now prepared with the
utmost care by DIR. Rogers, at his Dspensatory, and for sale
by Timothy Kellogg wholesale and retail, No. ., Merchants
Exchange, General Agent for the proprietor, where all or
ders from any part of the UnitoJ States will he promptly ex-
ecuted.
For sale in Providence, by JOHN II. MASON & Co. No
81, Broad-st. and DuTY GREENE, High Street.
May "a 1y Iawfw
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FRESH CLOTHS AND CAssiMEREs.

NMTTLL he opencl this morning by DUTTS e LOCk.
Wv D ut their establishment No. ~, Market.
square, blue, black, carel, dab, every Shade oi olive ana
brown, steel and Oxfnri mixtures, which will be Offered nj
reduced prices. Many tiher articles very desirable may, be
had, such as vestings Of every descriptions sillinots; drnb
Lion skin, the best article IN market; dark coiofcd Dufls;
goats hair ana common Camblcts; Taitan Plaiis; BOOKINGS
Sergcs; elk and cotton Umbrellas; Gloves; bur,efyi lambs
wool and wo,-ted Drawers and SHIRTS; Flannel dni Cmvatsi
tent and otlief Suspcndefs; ComforteS; shth'ngs AMI sheet
ings; Irish Linens. brown aud black do; Rai,ines; Du,tonsj
Shirt Collars; and every o,ier article In ti'e't line.
Garments made to order, IN the best manner, ana IN the
latest siyio.
Os UAso-veady made Camb'et and PLAID Great Goats
and Cio,ks; sur,ouls. Roy Goals; Pea Jackets. Reundabouts;
PintaIoons ard vests-cheap Es cash W good trdt. Per
sons wishing any article IN their line, will hnd v to ihoh
adyuptsse 10 call NJ No. IL MaLtItSqnarc. NOV "
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TIE LAST OF THE BLACK.LEcs.

Having, in my retirement, some La,sura
for writing, and much for reflect ion |; I duvot.
it to sketch Of my life; in reading which.
something may be learned Of my opinions.
The motto ~prcfxed is, probably, Latin, and il
was kindiy furnished by the chaplain Nv
present seclus'on is not the voluntary solitude
OF an anchorite, for | am ina municipal cits del.
that i, under the immediate protection Of the
state.
From the governor Of this castle The - ca HAD
also the keeper, though tho word smacks a.
Exeter 'Change.) abstro cled a book that 4
have diligently read | can say as much Of no
other but the Games Of Mr.. HoyIe.-The
governors, was n book Of The Roman history.
and is in rcfcrance TO a passage therein. did
| have titled mysclf-'Last Of the Biackssqs.
l find that one Crcmutius Cordus destroyed
himself in distrust Of the clcmcncy Of a mild
emperor, named Tiberius, who was Distinguish
ed by many other princely qualities. TIE guilt
that weighed SO heavily upon the culpri,. was,
that he had, in his history, called an olssause
man, whom 4 had never be fore read Of, The
Last Of the Romans, and this, as Cassius 'hsl
been dead for many years. WAS neither sdro;i
n%aitery To the emperor, nor a high complin,oiu
rendered by tho author to himself Nowd
shall not b. so blind TO my own merits a. 10
class myself with Cassius, for with all mv fail.
ings, Il have q few } i could never have suv.k
in the back a man tina, had spared my lie, ssd
distinguished il With honors.
was born in u cellar in BROAD street ; As<
therefore (as was said Of ano,hss) came ~
stairs into the world ; and tina, I slall leave
IN a similar manner there ~ a prediction saa
u precedent in the family. NJ lineage is .,
ancient as any otlicr ard perhaps an d.srend
ed from RomuIus bimsolf- Tor sometinss Al, n.
that my proeeni,ors may have drawn nouri.h-
ment and philanthropy from a foster imo,l,-r
as genie as his own.
My father was a corporal in Tuftls's it,.
mortal regiment, I II ha was brokengfor . ~.
rograde movement executed without .osJsc.
lie mex. persred a calling snalseoss. - sl
d'ct's for, ny en- easy Transition. dc l,cssrss a
butcher, AMI sold mutton 10 he camp Bs ~
met With misfoitunes in ,bursness thss u, ~
vas discovered at night ~iih a sheer uyss IN
shoulders. and he sscld in no way sssks h e.
pear that no had Acquired IL " .pmekssv