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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-11

.hessrs John ~. .Hc.norough y .4ugsstus Carson.
NENTLEMEN: Pleas take notice that shall.
- on Thursday, the 18th day OF January next be
tween the hours of sunrise and sunset at tho bonsa
OF ii'zeks n Ford IN the county of Cumberland pro
coed to take the dispositions Of Stephen Cook and O.
Tiers to be read as evidence in certain suit row
Penang IN the Superior Court of Chancery, for tho
Richmond District. herein am plaintiff and r ;cb
ard Gordon, sheriff of Cumberland county and q.
such adm or de bons with the will annexed. of
George Carson. Sr. decd your elves and others nrc
uenuuanls ana from any cause the taking of the
said dePosltlons shall not be completed on thai dnv
tho taking 81 the VIII be- continued 10 the ncyt
day, and from day to day thereafter, between the
hours OF sunrise and sunset of each day, until they
shall be fnished when and where yo0 nav .,1end -
you think n. RICHARD RISON, by
dec (-lHW4 LEWIS LEATH h;s 1fry IN f,rf
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vo.. " ~ sAl
WILLIAM AND MARY -CmIFsF

WILLIAM AND MARY sCOLLECE
NOTICE b given for the ,nios ,os} AZ ~. can
didstes for the vacant Professosship az M.ibc-
ma 'cs IN this institution and Of he public I'M rcne,nl
Una. the visitors and governors have not vet had
neetng' nor is 1t probable they will meet until tho
regsisr annual meeting the 4ih Of July 81
The public has already been informed bv tho Rev
"a Empie President of the College that the duties of
tne vacant Professorshp will be DISCHARGED nv the
,oiessor OF Natural Philosophy and Chemistry un-
I'll the vacancy is filled.
JOHN PAGE Rector.
" The Editors who published the other adver .
usements, Will give the above too inse rtions and
send their accounts to the Editors of the Richmond
Enquirer for settlement. aec - .,
WHITE MULBERRY TREES. :
RE subscriber has for sale at his farm a MIL
uooVe Richmond. the trees years old apy rem
sohaoe quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba or whire
Italian Mulberry Trees and as The season l. now an
preaching IN which they may be TRANSFORMER h. r
aesirsus OF receiving orders FROM MANY persons -
may De IN want of the article; and as he is well sas
ned that the SILK culture be one ofthe most nro
htable branches the agrcu urist can turn his a,ten
on TO- ne hopes 10 BE- the means of their exi ensiye
dstrioulon through the State. They will be sold ON
reasonable terms. by the hundred or otherwise degv
erapie IN Richmond or within any sna bic distance
thereof 49,, 7 w SuITtI
Borders may be left at Scott g. Smiths
street, Richmond. oct I-oawtf
a ,OAL.-Ihe Subscriber has ,ecenily discovered
on the Tuckahoe Estate, lby sinking a shaft m
III oed OF coal of sufficient thickness TO autborize
It's being profiably worked; which ne is des;rors -.
lease for term of years. To good tenant the term,
WIZ o. accommodating-For further particulars. an
ply 10 Capt. w. Finney at Trabue's Pitts Chester
heid' Ut. }. Brockenbrough. of Richmond or 20 tho
subscriber at Tuckahoe The distance of the Mine
rom navlgable Canal does not exceed three.
'ouf'ns OF mile. t. NJ. RANDOLPH.
nov 3D. 2aw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-11
Situation Wanted.

A Young man, WHO'S graduate and has had con.
IN siderable experience in teaching. wishes to OBJ
tain good public private schoo The most salts
factory Testimonials of character be gwen and
also of ability instruct in no various branches of a
Classical and English education, usually tnught in
our colleges. Reference may bs made to Col. Ber-
nard Pey'o OF Richmond Chy or The Rev DIR. Sem
plo OF Fredericksburg, Va. Letters addressed TO J.
Z Somervtle, Fauqu,r County, VIII receive afsen-
ton. NV l2-taw7fr
ENR ESf SALAD OIL la baskets receivcd. and
y q" sale by = > ~ EUSTACE.
vec6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-11
Journal of Law.

'uNlIE Journal OF Law, a periodical of 81 Nos.
year, price 80 cts. per annum- Conducted by
association of members OF the BAR can be subscri-
bed for, at J. H. NASlIS Book Store, who's is
Agent for tho Work Nos. aud 10 received.
dec 6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-11

Shaving Comforts.
'b'HE subscriber has received another supplv of
those celebrated four sided Razors STRAPS. Dos
sesslug the properties of grinds,one hone g. strap
lie deems 1t unnecessary to say N commentator
of them, as their rapid sale sufficient evidence of
their very superior qualities. Real old English Ra-
Zors. ground on inch stone which can with CON-
iidcnce be recommended the only real improve
meni which has been made in razor Sba-
wing boxes, glasses, brushes, soap, cologne g. Flo
rida water, tooth bruises 81 powder.
dec 7. X. DE- SANZAY.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04

BRAZILIAN CouRTsHIP. While at din
ner, negro girl who attended US seemed
fraught with some important intelligence,
and continued to look mysteriously, grinning
with her white teeth, and making signs
which neither my companion nor / CON-
pretended. We afterwards discovered
that it was connected with curious trait Of
Brazilian manners. The old man and his
wife had no children, so they sent for a
brothers child to keep them company, and
manage their family. This young lady was
very comely and having the prospect of a
good inheritance from her uncle, she thought
right to look out for some agreeable and
worthy partner to share it with. MY COM
panion, possessing these requisites, had
caught the eye of the fair Victorina and
not having an opportunity of speaking to
him herself, had communicated, by means
of the attendant slave, her Partially for him.
and an intention that, if he was actuated by
similar sentiments, she would marry MIN
and share with him the Inheritance she ex.
pected from her good uncle. This devia.
ton from the established etiquette of Euro
pean usage does not convey any imputa.
ton of want of delicacy on the part of the
ladies. Victorina was as modest as she
was eomely she sat in the remote part Of
the house with her aunt, experimenting
her domestic concerns, and seemed retiring
and diffident, not at all disposed to attract
the admiration of any other person thar
him on whom she had fixed her affections.
DR.. Wdlsh's Brazil
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04
TO BE SOLD.

A ND possession given at any time, large
IN TRIPHAMMER SHOP, handsomely sit
uated in Enfield, (Mass) in the Upper Village,
so called, within mile of the Meeting House,
and near Cotton Factory, and various other
Mills and Works, all in operation-on never
falling stream, called Swift river. Any person
wishing to set up the Scythe business, Gas there
10 no Scythe Maker in town. or any other kind
OF business requiring water-power, or Factory
would do well to call, as more water privilege
may be obtained with House Lots, or a House
already built; For further particulars, inquire
of JOHN ALLEN, near the premises.
Enfeld, july 49, 1870
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04

Dryden's sluggishness or dizziness in CONVEX
sation, of which even he himself complains, and
upon which DR.. johnson speculates so much,
probably arose from deficiency Of animal spir-
its alone. This perhaps, better than any other
cause, will account for that modesty, difidence,
and reserve for which many men of genius are
remarkable. Virgil spoke but little. Pope was
observed to be silent in company, till he had
heated his fancy by a cheerful glass. Addison 8
taciturnity is notorious. 1t was not till late at
night, when claret circulated freely, that any
portion oc that humor, and elegance in CONVEX.
sation could be elected, of which mono but his
most intimate friends knew him to be possessed
All these were men Of low animal spirits, and Of
delicate nerves. They, therefore, needed more
than an ordinary spur, to unfold and display
their intellectual treasures.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04
Printed and Published by
8. III. COTTON & CO.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

" Price to single subscribers who receive
their papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars
per Gnnum: to those who receive them by
stage, two dollars and twenty five cents TWEEN.
ty-fve cents will be deducted when the pay
rnent is made in advance.
~ Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines, published three weeks for one dollar, and
continued three weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
10 The publishers of this paper will hold
themselves responsible for no error, in any
advertisement, beyond the sum charged for its
insertion.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04
Real Estate for Sale.

NNHE subscriber offers for sale the valuable
Il FARM in Hardwick, on which he now
lives, containing about $50 acres, we'll appor-
toned into Moving, Pasturing, Tillage, and
Wood Land. The Buildings thereon consist
Of large two-story House, Wood House, and
two Barns, with convenient Sheds and Out
Buildings.
Upon said Farm Is a valuable MILL SEAT,
with a WATER PRIVILEGE six months
each year, upon a stream sufficient for carrying
most kinds of Mills or Machines.
This Farm is situated upon the stage road
from Worcester to Northampton, about one
hundred rods from the village in the center OF
the town, and will be sold entire, or in separate
parcels, as will best suit purchasers.
Also, another FARM in said Hardwick, con
tanning about 160 acres, pleasantly situated
about two miles west of the village, with a
House, Barn, and other convenient Buildings
thereon.
Any person wishing to purchase Real Estate
Of the above description, will do well TO exam
inc the premises sOsn, as they may be certain
of finding it an opportunity to purchase, at an
unusually lOw rate. A liberal credit will be
given, and terms of payment made easv
JAMES DANFORTH.
Hardwick, June 90. ties
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. &c

In CASES Carb. Magnesia,
n " 70 jars Carb. Ammoniac,
casks Carb. Soda,
cases Gum Opium,
20 bbls. Castor Oil,
20 cases Refined Borax,
5000 lbs. Refined Camphor,
10000 lbs. Refined Salt inter,
cases Turkey Rhei,
Is TASKS Quicksilver,
40 bbls. Epson Salts,
100 OF. Sulph. Quinine,
500 lbs. Calomel,
600 lbs. Puv. Tartaric Acid,
500 lbs. Pulv. Sup. Carb. Soda,
400 lbs Tartar Emetic,
$50 lbs. Prussiate Potash,
300 lbs. Pulv. Rochelle Salts,
so bbls Alchohol,
10 cannisters Oil Anise,
30 do. do. Almonds,
6 do. do. Cloves,
do. do. Norwood,
5 do. do. Wintergreen,
bales English Valerian,
200 groce American Phials,
rs do. English do.
With an extensive assortment of DRUGS,
DYE STUFFS, and PAINTS, OF at unusu
ally low prices. For sale by
DELANO & WHITNEY,
Nos. 10 & 90 South Market-street.
Boston, May IL. 3m
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04
FRESH GOODS.
CLARK & BROOKS

"AVE just received, in addition to their
- former stock, prime assortment of
Calicoes and Ginghams,
Plain and fgur'd Battistes,
JN.aJVD.4RLNES, for Ladies' Dresses, a beau
tiful article,
Merino and Raw Silk Shawls,
Black Bobbinett Lace Wells,
Black hastings; Rouen Cassimeres,
Linen Drilings,
Brown and White Factory Stripe, &c. &c.
~ B. The above named articles will be sold
much lower than ever before offered of the same
quality. If Worcester, May 10.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04

CURE FOR DUMBNEss. An Irish soldier pre-
tended dumbness, and the surgeon of the .regi-
ment, after repeated attempts 70 restore him de-
claring him incurable, he was discharged. In a
short time afterwards ne enlisted in another
corps, and being recognized by an old comrade,
and questioned how no learnt to speak, By
Saint Patrick" replied Paddy, "ten guineas
would make any man spake"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04

FENELoN. Lord Peterborough, after visit
to Archbishop Fenelon, said "he was cast in a
particular mould, that was never used for any
body else; he is q delicious creature but
possibly could, for else he would have made me
fpious." Spencer anecdotes.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04

CoRNs. Take slice of raw, lean fresh beef
about the thickness of dollar, and bind it on
the corn do this three or four successive
nights, and the cure is said TO be certain--try il
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04

ABUSE. Cato, the Censor, being scurrously
treated by fellow who led licentious and dis.
solute life, " a contest" said he, "betwsen thee
and me is very unequal; for thou canst bear i'll
language with ease, and return it with pleasure
but as for my part, It's unusual for me to hear
it, and disagreeable to speak it."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04

Dyonisius, the sophist, addressing his audi
enee on the virtues Of moderation in the pursuit
of pleasure, used to say, that a person should
taste honey, only on the tip of his finger.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04

publicly.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04

as close and practical preacher that Mr..
Sumner first .rivetted the Royal attention.
On one occasion the King is known himself
to have selected the subject. He requested
MS incorporating chaplain to write on the
parable of the Talents. The Royal COM
mand was Of course obeyed. The King
listened most attentively to the sermon; in
the after part Ct the day warmly thanked
the preacher, and added these remarkable
words:-' Sumner you make me tremble at
my otsn responsibility
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04

DUELs OF BEES. In those fine spring days
in which the sun is beautiful and warm, duels
may often be seen to have taken place between
two inhabitants of the same hive. In some
cases the quarrel appears to have begun within,
and the combatants may be seen coming out Of
the gates eager /" for blows" Sometimes beo
peaceably on the outside of the hive, or walking
about, is rudeiy jostled by another, and then
the attack commences, each endeavoring to OBJ
tain the most advantageous position. They
turn, prouette, throttle each Other; and such
is their bitter earnestness, that Reaumur has
been enabled TO come near enough to observe
them with a lens without causing separation.
After rolling about in the dust, the victor.
watching the time when his enemy uncovers
his body, by elongating it, in the attempt to
sting, thrusts its weapon between the scales,
and the next instant its antagonist stretches
out its quivering wings, and expires. A bee
cannot be killed SO suddenly, except by crush.
ing, as by the sting of another bee. Sometimes
the stronger insect produces the death Of tho
vanquished by squeezing its chest After this
feat has been done, the victorious bee constant
| ly remains, says Reaumur, near his victim,
standing on his four front legs, and rubbing the
two posteror ones together. Sometimes the
enemy is killed in the hive; then tho victor al
ways carries the corpse out Of the city, and
leaves it. These combats are strictly ducls,
not more than two being concerned in them ;
and this is even the case when armies Of bees
meet in combat.-History Of Insects.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04
Baltimore Chemical Manwac-
turing Company.
DELANO & WHITNEY.

Nos. 10 {. 90 South Market-st.,
A GENTS for the sale of articles manufac.
IN tured at the above works, have on hand
and offer for sale at the manufacturers very
lowest prices.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Blue vitriol, Chromate of Potash,
Alum, Prussiate of Potash,
Copperas, Br. Chromate of Pot
Prussian Blue, ash,
Chrome Yellow, Super Carb. of Soda,
Chrome Green, Tartaric Acid,
Carb: Magnesia, Rochelle Salts,
Oil Vitriol, Calomel,
Muriatic Acid, Red Preciptate,
Aqua Forts, White VitrioI,
Tartar Emetic, EPSON Salts,
Oxalic Acid, Sulphate Quinine.
Also, for sale at the above Store, large and
complete stock of PAINTS, DYE STUFFS,
and MEDICINES, upon as good terms as they
can be purchased in the city.
Boston, May &c. 3m2I
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04

The ostal is a staff about five feet in length
crooked little at one end and armed with an
iron point, that is thrust into the snow or ice,
and held before the sankala to stop the dogs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

TIVE coNvExTIox.-The latest news from
the Convention i, given IN the following from
the Richmond Enquirer Of Tuesday last:
PROGRESS OF THE CONVENTION.
For The two las, days ings, The Conven-
ton have been principally engaged IN ms ep'
portionmen, ofsfe2r se1tauosl MsnY strohe
struggle has been made; and many memoe
has ri,tn evidence. ofsbis zeal for his co"situ .
ems By attempting 10 secure an.;increase OF
power by a change in The repor OF 'nf 'e~e'
COMMITTEE. The friends oil Brunswick nave
made vigorous efforts 20 'esIore the delegate
she had los, by the sole nf Friday last! hey
succeeded yesterday in their obJect--and Mont
sgome,y, as well as herself, o5ta'"et III Access
siun Of one delegate each
THUS, in fact, the only change which mas
been made in. The "ppor,ionme" OF Dee6ae'
by the Selec, Commit 90, is 10 give a" adoi-
tional delegate to Franklin and 20 Montgomery
making the whole number of The Hpnse Oh
Delegates 1874 instead Of 80. The changes
made in the Senate have been few, AID nave
not excited as much interest as those IN The
other house.
Mr.. Madison presen ed schems tor future
sppor,ion notwithstanding il in the power OF =
3ds Of the Legislature every -- years TO
shift the appointments according to he va
rying wants Of The State. 1t is laid on he ia :
Bile and will probably be acted on this morning.
es'erday, also, on he motion Of Judge sum.
mer,, the Office Of Governor was extended
from native ciIizens 10 hose also who were el'
,izcns at he adoption Of the Federal Co"s.l'u-
tion.
The las, act Of the Dralpa seems % be at
hand. II is supposed, tina, The qeesrion on The
engrossrd Constitution win ne taken 20 day OF
10 morrow. ard that the Convenio" may al
journ by "Wednesday or Thursday. 10 mote II
Dc! Provided they give US he Cons'i'u ion. Z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

baps. more celebrated as an OF ator than any
other American, except Pa,ric Henry; bn' II Is
no, our objec, TO make comparisons between
our dis,inruished men who have graced me an
nails of our eIoqurnce. The person OF Ames
was tall, thin aid interesting; bis face was nor
VIVA, NIGH, be called hsndsanae, but sgreeaoie'
and full Of soul. The style Of hisassloque"ee
was Rowing, warm and copious, ana crr'sln'y
p.rtuok more Of the Roman Than OF the ure'
clan orator. His manner was bland 'ut ear
.nes,. aud his whole demeanor CALCULATED 10 al
tract me attention of all eyes Hls voice was
musical, and he had the command oil II rom
The bighes. 10 the lowest note, and ~ an i''
variations il was free from motonySor iase
tone: for q sweet voice, he had less oil sini'a'
ton tnan mos, Of our orators, an eSii 'ha' .o'
.igners complain Of in our language niS ''"
ANIMATION was creative, and al h,s nidd'nR new
see nes arose, new beings lived, increases 20 a.
he chose and faded away a, MS WIZ,
lie struck his hands across the onoros VI
the hearts Of his audience, and all was mar :
mopious 10 his touch, but the piainnVe msa
.ures were most congeniai 10 his mind; ne ''au
nothing dark or sullen in his constitution no'
there was soft aud gentle gloom tha' owe"
intermineled with the light OF his mi"o' WIZ"
gave the shade Of the sanctuary 10 the optPour
ing. of his heart. He mourned to thinS 'na'
he could no, fully impress on the minds Of Own
ers what he foreb for his eounTyi inc
common faol, Of sensitive Patfio,. ne
diseases Of his corporeal frame entered deep'y
into his mind; and amid trouble some 'imes he
Mingled dark auguries for the nation ne saw
in his imagination, the myrmidons o. france
sweeping over his couiry With rapine, hre ana
dagger and the conAagration OF otnes hileo ms
eyes, and The screams Of ravished virgins ms
ears s., az. =
His couu,rymen seemed TO HMM state OF
Annoying apathy; and he grew almost iranlic al
the thought; bu' he mistook' heir cnoi brave aho
perseveripg character, for want OF disecrnmen'
and feeling His warning appeais,a. he thought
| Them, were all wasted on the winds, although
every one lis,enedlo him with profound fespee'
and admiration His friends and neighnnrs
f,ocked around him, as being OF wonderful
powers aud superior sagaei;y, but from 'hTI'
habits Of reasoning for ,htmselves,'hey though'
,ha, all these evils might not come, and 'hey
| would wal, the providence of God in this as IN
other things. bui the honor and hones'y OF the
prea, IN an they never. doubted, for he was 10
them an angel Of light; crowded with all ms
gloomy thoughts for his country. he sunk 10 inc
grave, but his admirers neverlost one parueie o,
their yepera'ion for the genius ard virtues OF
the man:-Knspps Lectures on ame''edn ILL.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

In the Pennsylvania House of Represent
tives, on the 9Th instant, Mr.. ELLIS. it laying
before the House letter from Peter Arnold
Kar,hsu., Of Clesr6eld, formerly Of Bal'imO,,
merchant, proposing TO raise 10 Holland lai
the State Of Pennsylvania. several millions d
dollars, at the rate Of five per cent. per annun
interest, O: at less rate, said, that he possess
ed knowledge Of the correspondence ~hit
Mr.. Karihaus had been engaged in with Am.
s,erdsm and Other parts Of Holland, on hl'
subject. lie read an extract from ore Of ''eH
letters, in whie the writer stated that such had
been the fvy in Amsterdam for sub'crlbnSH
the loan which Mr.. Rush had opened ler lls
Corporations Of Washington, h'Iandrla, end
George own, that millions Of dollars could b."
been Obtained. As il was, between three and
four million. Of forms were instantly suo'inr
ed Mr.. Ellis moved the reference oil the SUD-
ise, to the Committee Of Ways and Means
The motion was agreed 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

At aW anniversary meeting Of the London
Sunday School Union, the Rev. S. Kilpin, re-
marked that in ca'eo hisng some children on
the subject, Thy will be- done on earth as j.
is ia heaven" the following were the questions
and answers. What is 10 be done The will
of God. Where is i. 10 be done? On earth.
How is it TO b. done! As is in heaven. =
How do you think the angels do the will oil
God in heaven, as they are our pattern! The
first r.. piled They do il Immediately" The
second "Thry do il actively" The third "They
do i, un,,rdIy" Here a pause ensued, and no
other child appeared to have a.y answer; ou'
after some time little girl arose and SAID.
"Why, sir, they DO i, without asking any qucs.
tions."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

AT the meeting in Philadelphia eo''' =,
The Indians, the venerable Bishop WHIT i,
called to the chair, and in the COURSE #
address made the following remark, w0''"'
all aeerplation:- ...h;,,
On the other hand aware OF the I';,,,ls4
produced by the meddIing OF eft .r.,, ,a,t
Politicians, / have thought tina, 10 o"anmuplg
TO ministers Of the gospel, me ou.i.
should look for the taking o The isad' Oh
lions relative 10 their civil interests