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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

NIB. This Ointment, which is 3 hig'il! "1y .
application for Prostitutes, Burns, Seslo'' ~
mems Sore or SweIled Breasts, is put up VI n.t
nished glazed jugs, well corked and sealed,
rections how to use it. The proprietor VIE
be observed that in order to preserve ITS 'II'S'
sons using it, will cork again. so 's TO ke,P
from destroying its good qualities NoaseMtnS
them in any other way than being wen c0''''
sealed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26
Notice..

Bank Stock Wanted.
Unity or sixty shares of United States Bank stock
IL wanted. Applyto GEORGE WHITE,
oc,y Auctioneer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

Apothecaries Druggists, Alexandra, ,. C.
ian 1J-law6n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

Bank Stock.
~ shares Farmers Bank Stock for sale by
Oh WM. ID. MUTT,
aup Is Corner Of Prince and Union s's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

LOUCESTER YORK RIVER LAND, NE
w GROES, SC. FOR SALE. In pursuance of the will
of Augustus Olivier, dec will positively be sod the
premises, on Wednesday the 25tn November, 1929,
if fair if the next fair day thereafter the valuable
plantation of which said Olivier died possessed-ying
on York river, AMI containing about 426 The
situation possesses all the advantages to he derived from
River Astounding in the very best fish and oysters, to
be obtained Immediately before the door. The soil is fer
tile and wei adapted to the growth of wheat, bar
lev oats cotton sc. There is on ii fine dwelling
house commanding extensive view Of the River; to-
csther with the necessary outhouscsaso small vine
yard Of the very grapes. For health and beauty,
this situation is not surpassed by any on the River
This land adjons the estate of Capt Isaac Andrews ge
Col VIM. Joncs-scparated below from Roosevelt estate,
the Courthouse All persons disposed TO purchase such
the same day, all the negroes, stock and farming
with the crops of the present year
TERMS--For the land one-third will be required in
cash. annual instruments for the remaining thirds with
bond anil approved security and deed OF trust on the
land For the grocs, Stock &c. terms made known
the day of sale. The tle il isbelievcd, viii be
questionable, but selling sheriff and committee,
shall convey such title is vested in Possession
delivered the OF sale complied win.
JOHN FIELD, ID. S.
for III. l. Nuitall Sheriff and Committee OF the
Estate of A. Olivier decd
The Norfolk Herald will publish the above weekly
times and send their account to this Office for payment
oct. %. 5O-ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

Mrs. Sarah Po,reil, Guardian for Viiliam Gregory
Num-, Julia finn Mann, and .Ndgaret Sarah
Mann.
NOTICE is hereby given you, that application will
be made TO the County Court of Chesterfie don the
Hth day of December next, on behalf of the Chester
field Rail Road Company for the appointment of vaucrs
to the damages which will be sustained by the said
William Gregory, Julia Ann and Magarct Sarah Mann,
in consequence of the passage of the Chesterfield Rail
Road through their property in the County Of Chester
field. MONCURE ROBINSON, Agent of the
Chesterfield Rail Road Company.
Nov H. 6O-tIlthDec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24
Circular to the Clerks Of Courts.

ADDITIONS OFFICE, OH July, Iozv.
TEYIIE Clerks of the several County and Corporation
M Courts will be pleased to transmit to this office las
early possbe the number of white males above 10
years aud the number of all blacks above sixteen
within their respective Counties and corporations accor
ding to the returns of the Commissioners of the Reye
nue. made hem-which inormationis not containedia
the tax books returned to this Office, although required by
law his information has not been heretofore usually
furnished the Auditor by the Commissioners, doubtless
from belief that il was necessary-and from that
conviction the omission has been acquesced in 1t is
highly probable however that in the OF the pre-
sent year, it may be important possess it, and it is
therefore, that the attention of clerks TO the subject is
earnestly requested. JAS. T. HEATH,
June TO- IS-n Auditor of Public Accounts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

y II respectfully informed the Proprietor of the
Microscope has obtained very eligible in the Mu
seumin this city, Formerly occupied as the Statuary
Room,) and which is fitted up for the purpose of
better displaying the great nagnifyng powers of the
astonishing Instrument The room will be open for vi
sitors from g. A. Nj. to ., p. nj. ereyy far day.
This surprising instrument discovers to view the most
minute bodies in the animal, vegetable and mineral parts
OF creation, magaifying them than 100000 times
The apparent dust on iigs or cheese, which living amt
malcua scarcely perccptbe TO the nakedeye is mag
ncd the enormous size of from to feet, and in
actual rloon fighting and contendng in the most spirit
cd manper. Many other objects are prepared and will
be exhibited. The interesting process of Ch'ysfdii "a
ton is shown in Respondent and magnificent CO.
loursI needs but be TO be most admired, be-
ing impossible to give an adequate description OF its
brillancy.
~ Admittance so cents, children half price
Nov D. 56-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

YEyRUST SALE.-Pursuant 10 the provisions OF n
a Deed of Trust, bearing date on the 18th day OF
May 1929 executed by John Willis, and OF record in
the Office Of IIcnrico county court, shall by the drec-
tons of the person for whom the said Deed of Trust
now is proceed sell at public auction, TO the highest
bidder for cash, the premises, Saturday the 18th
day of November next, tract of land in Che county OF
Tenrico containing one hundred and five acres be the
same more less This land adons the land5o Messrs
John 4. Sheppard, John Sheppard and David A. Shep-
pard and lies on Chckahoniny Swamp Selling as
Trustee shall convey only such title, as is vested in
me. ROBERT u. SIOi i, trustee.
oct o7 52-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

D- The enquirer published twice woek generally
three times week during tho session of tho State Legislature
Price heretofore, Five Dollars snnun payable
advance Notes chartered specie paying banks (ony)
received payment Tho Editors will
mny ty mall the postage of all letters being paid by the
writer's.
ar paper will no Discontinued (but discretion OF the
Editors) until all arrearasss have been paid up
l Whoever will tho payment nino papers
have tho tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
D One square, OR LESS-F insertion 75cen,s-sach
glnuancc, SO cents.
..sNo inserted until il has either boon paid for
assumed by psrson IA this city, or its cnyons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24
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Slf{{eaFYS

FEIHE Propretors OF the Richmond and Baltimore
Il Union Line of Stages and Steamboats, by Tappa-
hammock, respectfully inform the public and travellers
generally that this line has been in operation year;
&c best coaches horses and most experienced and
careful drivers are, and will be constantly kept that the
route affords the best accommodations good roads and
night travelling by land. The stages leave the Bell
Tavern iii Richmond, every Wednesday and Saturday
morning at o'clock and arrive at rappahannock to din
ncr, returning, leave Tappahannock every Monday
morning at o'clock, and Thursday mornings on the
rival Of the steamboat Patuxent from Baltimore and
rive in Richmond, in the evening. On Saturdays they
must meet the Patuxcnt at Tappahsnnock ready TO take
passengers to Baltimore, which arrives there the
cecding day by o'clock, p. NJ The boat leaves Bal
tnore every Wednesday morning and arrives at Tappa
hammock on Thursday morning. The Proprietors will
spare labour expense render this route agrcca
be and they have the pleasure 10 state that passengers
have uniformly expressed themselves delighted with
the line.
IL Stage fare at the low rate Of So so; intermediate
stages, cents por mile.
The Charleston Gazette, Petersburg Intelligenccr,
Lynchburg Virginan, will publish the above for two
months. oct 10. i5-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

EOHN Y. SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
eD the middle tenement in the block of buildings
east, (an Mr. Tichenors carriage-making shop
where he may be found at all times unless otherwise
engaged He is prepared to execute all kinds of work
in his line, in the neatest possible He will
teeth from full sett, the most approved
pan-and where the front teeth not too much decay
ed, he will them in such a manner TO defy de-
lection under the stricet scrutiny even from Dentist
He files, plugs, cleans and extracts teeth with
much the patient, the nature of the will
admit ef.-Tcrms moderate.
oct. % Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

HJE.MaLE EDUC.1TTO.N.-.lfi Eiixabeih Bd-
a coa grafeR For The patronage If n generous pub
lie tcnffrS her services 0f LdTci .UcGdoc, the resi-
dcnce Of the s.;Jscribcr i Cesferfcid County, dbo
fgemiics from 6Iqnchesier. The brencdes@ Tuition
mil geography, NTH ne use 0fHe globes The terms
are &20 pe scoinr far tuition, md 75 for bodrd, each
bgarier furnishing her oicn bcf sc. She toW COM
,y,epce on the sM If Jantqry merit and wH gire rd-
cafion nj fee tCees IN Summer. Payment tn be mrdc
hoD yearly @HUEL P.IIIESON.
" b. Hricf attention W:T be paid to young La
dies tnOrdlifV. Oct IL. 4O-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

ESDUCAriON.-Th subscribers school, for the in
H strucon of boys under IL years of age will be
open on the 18th. of January, 1880.
Terms For the usual Classical course of in
sruction, and aiding, Grammar, Writing, Arh-
metc, Geography and Mathematics, for two ses
sions of five months each, S25 90
For board 0hc pupils finding bedding and tow
els) for the sessions 80 90
Ii the subscriber furnisffthesc articles % 90
CARTER BERKELEY.
Edge Wood, Hanover, oct. g. 44-2awtIstJan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

NJ OrICE.-Just received, and for sale, at the Pen
"a Tertiary Store, supply of Negro clothing, MANI;
featured the Institution, also large number Of shoes,
the prices OF which have been lately reduced.
oct. 10. 45-G THOMAS NELSON, p. a. p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

NJoTICE-The Executive will receive proposals in
g conformity with the provisions of the 3D. section of
the at concerning the Arrnory hereto annexed And
be it further enacted, thai the Executive be authorised
and required to ascertain upon what terms the qnory
buildings and LGnd 0itdchcd thereto, can be sold,
changed leased for term of years, and communicate
TO the next General Assembly the result Of their cnqd
ry." BY order of the Executive.
VIM. III. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department.
18Th March, 1929. { March H. loft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24
HODIJAH MEADE,
WILLIAM OLD.
Nov 10.
RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACT0RY.


Il NOTION cloths and yarns, of superior quality
" manufactured at this establishment offered Tor
sale, Wholesale RETAIL the Proprieors Office ION the
street leading Shocke Warehousc) moderate prices
They win also wish to purchase quantity of prime
cotton of the ensuing crop preference win be given
o cotton in the seed, which will be received of the
Planters on the most liberal terIns
May 10. 3-f CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24
nNEAIAI.E SEMINARY

ENEMALE SEMINARY Mira A. Southgate =
Il School for the Instruction OF young ladies, will be
resumed the LIST Monday in February, 1880 in which will
be taught Reading Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar Geo
graphy, with the OF the Maps and Globes, History,
Bellies Lctrcs, Composition the elements of Chemistry
and Natural Philosophy and the French Language.
TERMS-Board and Tuition at $l00,payable quarter
in advance each young lady furnishing bed bedding,
towels and candles. Day scholars will be received at
$50 the term Mrs. s. assures the public, that every
effort shall be made TO promote the moral and intclec
tual advancement of her pupils, and every requisite
commoda;ion, provided for their comfort. The School
shall be furnished with Maps Globes SC. and she has
engaged Miss Turner as assistant, young lady
every way qualified for the undertaking. The term
will expire the 18th of DSccmber, with vacation of
one month in the Summer. Parents particularly
requested 10 enter their CHI drcn the
OF the term being greatly TO their interest 10 be arranged
in their rcspcc tive classes at carly period is
generally time before they acquire habit OF stu
dying, which is necessarily considerable loss OF time
Books and stationary shall be furnished il required
Edge Hill, Gloucester, Nov. TO- G0-lstNDJ
N1 ORBORNE L. SUTTON. sole Proprietor oil the
/ . Bowling Green Tavern, Caroline County,) has Tor
borne from asking portion OF the public patronage, be-
OF the uncomfortable condition of the establishments
He has for nearly two years been actively engaged in
repairing and altering the construction OF his house
during which time he has made many changes, all OF
which, he hopes, calculated to add to the comfort
and quiet Of the travellers. He begs leave TO say to
the public, that he has broken up that nest OF rabble
which so frequently annoyed the house: and now 4,
Court days, the traveller may 90 to rest With
out the fear of disturbance. H. has also provided two
private houses apart from the Tavern, for the OF
families travelling neatly and comfortably arranged.
He pledges himself TO the public every -xertion
to render fair equivalent TO all who may lavor him
with their company.
Bowling Green, Sept. %. iO-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

100000 . wS%SE p NY" Coop @oD SEA Al
PRIME CoSr.-KYLE s. COCHRAN, having deter
mined close their present business in as short time
az practicable, respectfully beg leave to inform their
friends and the public, that they will Tucsddy uerf
the 9Th inst offering for sale, their enire
Stock of STAPLE ArD FANCY Day GooDs, amount
ing per invoice, 10 upwards Of Fifty thousand dollars at
PAINE Cosr. a large portion Of Nis assortment has
been pure based daring the present FdH az auction sale
in the cities OF New York and Philadelphia Aware
that advertisements OF this description are frequently
presented TO the public for the sole purpose OF exciting
attention, they would state, that such IL not the only
object in the present instance Anxious 10 close Their
present ncern, they have arranged Their goods and
In every Instance they will be Of red at FIRST cosr
Their former customers are particularly WDfed TO
avail themselves 81 the present opportunity TO supued
themselves on terms which arc rnrtB placed UifhH
their potCcT. Every descrg Of neW aud TcdSonn6ie
Goods will be found in this assor;m n; Shs isWdT'en
mas, Gro-dcs md erode Berlin, Lustrings, HHg"0n
Florences, FOu'GTd. CoiicOes, .NsIHs Hish LlncHs,
Sheeting. Bird Eye Diaper and Latcns, Extra Jtne
cloths, Cdssimcres. Cuttings, BdigG, Bianhefs Ne
gro C1othHgs, SaftiHstts Domesfcs Of all Widths ana
qualities, and almost every article IN TIE Dry Goods
ne. ~ Terms cash on delivery. Oct ~ 92-u
ATOTICE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust Of record in
~ the Office Of the County Court Of New Kent from
VIM IT, Burch 10 the subscriber as trustee for Eliza.
Punfrey and cambridge W. Clarke. will be sold, ct the
house oI said Burch for cash, Wednesday the End
day Of December next, all the said Burchs house.
hold and kitchcn furniture, crop Of corn fodder &c and
enc saddle. NO M ChUmf'
oct 10 55-wSw@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24
YHIHE subscribers proposed school will open on the

.YHIIIE subscribers proposed school will open the
"a LIST Of January next, and he will continue TO
ceive the offer Of Pupils until the number reaches so
that being his limit Lest the terms in his former advcr
tisement not have been noticed he will repeat that
they are $3.50 for the scholastic year OF ten months
One vacation only, will he given from the 1st Of August
TO the LIST of October, during which the board will be
$50 for those who chuse TO remain. Half yearly pay
ments will be required in advance These will dcfray
all cxpences, except for apparel, ncnding books and
stationary. The two last will nc furnished if desired
for cash good terms they can be procured else
where; while the mondng can be done at very triiling
cos by scmpsircsscs in the ncighbourhood, who will re-
ccvc and deliver their cloathes when required The
various branches taught and the methods pursued will he
entering any of the Colleges Universities in the Uni
ted States. But their moral education viii be made the
primary and paramount object of attention.
N g. Direct letters (post paid to the subscriber at
Richmond, until the Convention rises; afterwards To Elm
Wood, Essex County, Virginia Tho distances TO this
place from the the following we'll known points, are
% miles north of Richmond 1S cast Of the Bowling and
81 south Of fredericksburg. The steamboat Patuxent
passes within 1-2 miles OF itevery Thursday from Bad-
MORE and returns from Fredericksburg every Saturday
JAMES NJ GARNETT
The Editors Of the National Intelligencer and Freder
icksburg Herald, will please insert the above.
Elm Wood, Essex County, Va. oct. 10. l1-w2m
q DEMONSTRATORS NOT1CE,--Thc subscriber
"a being DESTROYS to close his administration Of the
estate Of Evan Rice, decd requests all persons having
claims against said estate TO bring them forward proper
y authenticated by the LIST day Of January next for set
dement, As this notice will be pleaded in bar OF all such
az are produced subsequently, that time, persons in
debted are required to make Immediate payment
p. +. DABNEY, sdrn'or.
| oct o. 5o-w1Iw- Of Evan Rice, deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

n PURSUANCE OF Deed OF Trust, made TO us W
a the late Peyton RSndolph OF the City OF Richmond
dated and OF e cord in the County Court OF
Chesterfield 10 certain sums OF money due to
d. L. Meade; shall proceed TO sell Ter cash. at the
Plantation called Wnterpock in the said county OF Ches
tcrtied, all the stock OF Horses, Cattle, Hogs and
Sheep togr ther with all tie plantation ensils OF ev
cry description the Sale TO take place Sat
urjay the q Ia OF December, 1929.
HODIJAH MEADE,
WILLIAM OLD.
AT the time and place, shall sell 10 the high
est bidder, negro women aui old men, and shall
rent out the plantation TO the highest bidder for one
year. HODiJAH MEADE.
Administrator IF Peyfon Randolph.
Nov 10. 5S-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

q n OVERSEER WANTED.-A with small
IA family who can bring unquestonablc evidence, of
his good qualities overseer, find employment
for the ensuing year the plantation adjoining the town
of New Castle, Oh Pamunkey river.
Nov. H.. 60--2awtw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

Lunatic Hospitoi, williamsburg.
RAJ Office is hereby given that all the cells in this
y institution are occupied, and that patients
will be received until of the said cells vacant;
due notice of which will be given by order of the
Court Of Directors. J.. HENLEY.
MAY 20. 5l-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

ERADICATION Mrs Elizabeth c. Taylor win open
AZ her School for the instruction Of girls under II
years Of age, at Edge Wood in the county OF Hanover
on the 18th Of January, 1890. Her Terms will be
tic, and Geography, for two sessions OF five
months each $50 90
French and Drawing 90
Dr. Berkeley viii board the pupils for eighty dollars,
who must find their bedding and towels, or for eighty
five dollars il he furnishes these articles.
Oct g. 43--2awd ELIZABETH G. TAYLOR.
N OTlCE.-l shall petition The Legislature at its
Session. for leave to establish toll bridge across
Mattapony river at Dunkifk. ARCHER BROWN.
Oct g. 42--wSts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

EDAN DOLPH'S REPORTS, vol. 9th, of cases
Ii o. gued and determined in the Court Of Appeals OF
Virgnia-just published
Complete Sets of the Va. Reports
Journals eli the Conventions of 1876 and 1888
Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates OF
Virginia from l776 TO 1870 inclusive
Henng's Statutes at Large and
The New MAYS Of Virginia.
All appropriated toincrcase the Public Library of the
State may he had of the subscber the Capitol, in
the city of Richmond, upon the lowest terms.
VIM. III. RICHARDSON,
oct. g. 1i-tf Clerk of the Council and Librarian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24
TgyWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-I will "a

TESwENTY DOLLARS REWARD will give
z twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
TO me in Petersburg, of my Moses, who went oil
the 9Th instc is about twenty or four years
old, cet inches high, dark skinned, but not very
black, rather made and bowlegged slow in his
movements and OF not sprightly countenance-took
with him stock of very good clothes, amongst those
rccollccted blue cloth close coat and blue
cashmere pantaoons gray cassnct coatce and panta
looms, fur hat good deal worn, boots and shoes. The
only information have been able 10 get of him, is, that
he seen in fishing boat which trades to this mar
kct, the night of Sunday the 1ih inst, going down
James River and as he originally from Charles City
County, very probably is in the neighbourhood
of Wcynokc, Doctor John Mngcs place, Of Mr..
William H. Mingc's where most OF his relations live
Petersburg, June 80. l6-1mt HUGH NELSON.
gsICHM0ND ROLLING & Sitting MILL,
EeI AND NAIL MANUFACTORY.--For gale
very reasonable terms, from 800 to 1000 kegs
of nails and brads, of various sizes, from Sd TO
4Oi. in kegs from i00hs 10 200hs.-warranted 10 be
made from S,rediNh Iron, and rot from Pig, Bloom
Iron, is customary in the Northern States.
ALSO, spikes from 5 TO inches ,cnch Walls OF differ
sizes, suitable or tobacco kegs. and hhds nail rods
horseshoe Iron, rolled Iron OF different widths, land
pre- pared 10 execute with despatch, any orders in
this line and request merchants and others who deal
in nails, Sr. to apply, if they want full assortment.
Oct. s. i4-2aw2m p. HAXALL s. co.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-06
From the VermOnt Telegraph.
ECONOMY.

Mr.. Editor Il send you the following dia-
logue, which is said to have taken place be-
tween Quaker and certain Judge of one of
the courts in this state.
The Judge being on Journey, fell in COM
pany with quaker. Sir, said the Judge, how
is it that you quakers always have fat horses,
and money in your pockets
Qua Bye and bye, will tell thee
Shortly after they arrived at u tavern The
judge called for glass of bitters, and urged
the quaker to drink, but he refused, saving, =" |
have no need" The Judge then called for two
quarts ofoats for his horse, and the quaker for
four quarts for his.
@. Now | will tell thee. We drink nc
spirit at taverns. How much didst thou pay
for the bitters?
J. Six pence.
Q. How much for the oats
j. Six pence.
Q: My oats cost me nine pence and what
good did the bitters do thee
J. They procured me an appetite.
G. Abstinence gives me an appetite. Thus
thou seest that we can have nine pence per
day in our pockets more than thou and our
horses fat also. But have not done with thee
yet; | see silver buckles in thy shoes How
much did they cost j?
j. Nine dollars.
Q. How long hast thou had them?
J. Eight years.
@ Do they answer any better service than
my strings
j. No.
@ With the nine dollars we should have
bought live stock; and at the expiration of FIVE
years we should have had fifteen head of cattle.
Here again thou soest we can have money in
our pockets. Instead of wearing silver on our
shoes, we have leather strings
j. But you wear the best of cloth.
Q. Yes, but not so much as thou dost.
Thou hast so many thicknesses about thy
shoulders, we should think they must be lame.
No FICTIoN