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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26
rules, holden IN the CLERK S Off

OF the superior court Of chanccry, for the Rich
nond district the 9TH day Of April, 1891. James
Smlth, pI'f. against Ncyton L. Smith and other dts
The defendant above named, not having entered
h's appearance aud given security according u the
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this court and Il
appearing, by satisfactory cIdencc that I've is not I'm
'nhabItant OF THIS country: it is ordered, that the
sad defendant do appear here on the frat tlav of
the nest June term, aud answer the bill of the nia;n
TIL and that copy OF this order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper published in The cityo Of
Richmond, for two months uccesIyeIy and nos,cd a.
the front door Of the capitol, IN the sahl civ
~ cory Tcstc,' WV. e.. IrspLgroE &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26

\VIRGlNiA:-At rules, holden in The clerks ONO
~ OF the superior court Of chancery for the
Richmond district, the 4lh day Of April, 1891 Mary
Pendleton, formerly Mary Burnley, pltf., against
Samuel 0veron, Richard overton, and Benjamin
Pollard, dts.
ne defendant Richard Ovcrton. not having enter.
ed his appearance, and given security according 10
TIE act OF assembly and the rules Of this court and
appearing, by satisfactory evidence that he 10 not
an Inlabtant Of this country: il is ordered, that the
sad defendant do appear here on ,he FIRST day Of
the next June term. answer the Dill Of the plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted 10
some newspaper published in The city Of Richmond,
'or 'wo months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the capitol in The said city.
30 A COPY Tcse, Wu g. pEvntvroY o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26
: foregoing ia true copy from the original.
GEORGE w MIiNEORn Cl,H 81 liz
April 2, 1891.

eEIn Z, 1851 and Keeper Of the Rolls
Courier Enquirer Richmond Wing Psicrsbug lnteigcncer
mook fitald, Fredericksburg Arena Winchester Vmgnian
Noonintk Centne, Saunion Spectator Fineasile Patriot
ewsbug Palladium, Abingdon Republican, Western Argus
h'na"ha Banner, Cafkshurg Enqucr, Wheeling Compiler
Ngna zee Press Genus Of Liberty, and Monongahellan
w nse the foregoing ~ their respective paper, one month
Office. WV ' :
lEI The publishers Of the Daily Papers will insert the fore
goHg act only twice week The account for advertising
mus, be accompanied by printed copy Of the act and an M
'd'' VI tue PuOhshcrs ap l1-2aw9i
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-09
7 777-- PDETRT.


INES ON SEEING AN EAGLE PASS NEAR, AT TWILIGHT
 By GreaudIe .Heitin Sail on Chou imperial bird,
 Of quenchless eye and tireless wing, How IS thy distant coming heard, As the nights breezes round the ring Thy course was 'gainst tle burning sun In his extremest glory. How Is thy unequalled daring done,
 Thou stoop'st to earth so lowly now! Or hast thou left thy rocking dome, Thy roaring crag, thy lightning pine, Io find some secret, meaner home, Less stormy und unsafe than thine! Else wlly thy dusky pinions bend
 Sc closely to this sbadowy world And round thy searching glances send, As wishing thy proud pinons furl'd7 yes, lonely is thy shattered nest,
 Thy ere is desolate, though high; And lonely thou, alike, at rest,
 Cir soaring i'll the upper sky; Ile golden light that bathes thy pumes tn thine immeasurable flight, alls cheeress on earth's desert tombs, And makes the north ice-mountain bright. So comes the eagle-hearted down; 50 comes tine proud and high to earth When life's night-gatbering tempest frown Over their glory and their mirtli: So quails the minds undying eye,
 That bore unveiPd faIne's noontlde sun; So man seeks solitude to die,
 His high place left-hs triumphs done. So round the residence of power,
 cold and joyless lustre shines, And on ife's pinDacles will lower
 Clouds dark as bathe the eagles pines; But ol. the mellow light that pours From Gods pure throne, the light thatsayes That with neiiowed lnstre scars, And sheds radiance round our grave.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-09
Little Rock Acaden, '

TyHOAIAS B. MALONE has establisIed k.
 MINAiti at Little Rock for the ins, ,ras,;i ,;t@ of youth of both sexes. Nss siou Writing, and Arithmetic. will be taught st s quarter s Ess
 English Grammar, Geography, Rhetoric -r,, cution, Geometry, Natural and Moral pI,.,' s,lo- and Theoretc Chemistry, at s6 2 per
 Latin and Greek, at 50
 In the Female Department, which is undo, |, direction of Miss MALONE, Reading, Wrifisa ans sne Arithmetic will be taught at s per quarter A's
 English Grammar, Geography, History Nat.~., and Moral Philosophy, Drawing and Panfinrs -s -s S6 25 per quarter. s' ~
 The exercises of this institution will commena. on the Ist Monday in January next. Ase
 Having been assiduously engaged in teaehis. for twenty-one years, Mr. MALONE hopes tbat',s is not entirely mad equate to the task nstrucnp youth, and he assures his patrons that no pains S his part shali be wanting. sl
 Little Rock, Dec 2eth Es20 btv4a
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-09
AuDIToR's OFFICE,
 .N-OYECE.

YESHE names of those Clerks of the Circuit Courts, A who have neglected or failed to file in this of ice, as the law directs, copies of the receipts of payment by them made 10 the respective sherids Of the Territorial revenue, will be made known to the respective Prosecuting Attornies of tIeir Cir cnit Courts, to be prosecuted tic law directsi unless said Clerks transmit to this office, said re- eepts, o or befote fhe rst .Honday .iiarch aert. For the information of those Clerks who have not access to the Missouri Digest, which contains most of our statute laws, will remark there IS a Ter ritorial Tax on each original writ and execution of Sl to be paid before issuing the same; on each certificate of the Clerk, with the Seal of the Coun- y annexed thereto, (if there be one) fifty cents; and on each hdeed or mortgage recorded by Clerk, tax of fifty cents to be paid down.
 R. C. BYRD, Auditor.
 N B. All letters, tax lists, or sherif's receipts, address to this office, mast be post paid, other wise, such communications will meet with no at tention.
 Litte Reck, Feb.2. 5w45
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-09
LAW NOTICE.

yE1HOMAs HUBBARD, Lawyer, and Erosecu. =a ting Attorney, for the First Judicial Circuit, Arkansas Territory, composed of the counties of Clark, Hempstead, Union, Lafayette seyier and Miller, resides at Washington, Hempsteaa county, ss!! attend | tile il, said circuit and he Superior Court at Little Rock.--All professional business of civil nature ntrusted to lis care, will De despatched with promptitade. Sums over two hundred dollars will be received for cdllecton in any part of the Territory.
 0r7- All rogues made known to him by indict- ment will receive marked attention.
 September 6, 1850. 25tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-09

A son of Erin, mourning over the fate that doomed him an exile from his country and his home, said, if he ever lived to die, but God only knew whether he would or not, he hoped to see sweet Ireland before he left Philadelphia
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-09

Sir Walter Scott has two new works in the press--the first taken from the history of the Lovers Empire, entitled Robert of Paris; the other new seriesof Tales of Grandfather, ts- ken from the history of France.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-09
r and he, t rnustbe his aa.ns,,nitior, that's

.;;ilii. all. ?
 The good woman meant apparition.
 But while the worthy couple were yet talk ing, the same noise was heard again, and in the most pitcous toncs of | suffering horse. The Colonel was no believer in ghosts but the neig ing was too much like that of Lis old fayorite to be any longer disregarded. He got up and went to the door, and there-what a sight fof sore eyes.--he saw indeed the very identical old horse, shiyering il the night air, and look ing most reproaciEully in his masters laee.- The heart of the old reyolutioner srnote him- for it was now apparent that the poor beast had never been dead--but only dead-drunk-an that he had acted with too great tprecipitancy in yesting him of his skin.
 What was 10 be done? The horse begged most piteously, in such language as he could use, and asked, as plainly as q dumb beast could, to have his skin put on again. The old lady was consulted. and being very handy with her needle she readily sewed the hide on again, which be- ing still moist, soon grew as fast as ever to the tiesh of the animal, which lived seven years af- terwards--and never again was guilty of eating run-chcrres.- '. Constellation.
 1gte dstes of .hapotesn.- When Autommar- ehai was laying out the body of Napoleon, the executors examined a codicil of the will which the Emperor had directed to be opened mmedi- ately after his deeease. Ii contained his last wish, ssthat his ashes should repose on the banks of the Seine, in the midst of that French peo- pie whom he had loved so weH.n The execu- tors reported this to Sir Hudson Lowe, who re- piled, that '.the remains of Napoleon could not leave the Island of St. Helena.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-09
LAW N0TKCE.

4 FOWLER, i'll addition to tie Courts of the "A. Second Circuit and tie Superior Court. will. in future attend te Crenit Courts in the conntiesof Clark, Hampstead Lawrence, and Independence.
 Lille Rock Dee. l5, I9sa.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-09
LOUK!! EGUE!y

enHE undersigned having discontinued business ~S at Little Rock, request all those indebted to them, 10 make immediate payment, longer in- dulgence can be gven-those who fail 10 comply with this notice may expect to settle with Oi- fcer.
 R. M. FRENCH, X co. Feb. 2. tf45
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-09
LAW NOTICE.

1zA ls v x sS-l Il. a Y. HOWELL, Attorney at Law, las fvaa S1, his residence at Little Rock, "A T.1 and ,st attend to any business, iatrused to him, With fde. ity and careful diligence. Letters addressed to him from any part of ,bo Territory, will receive immediate reply and will ensure his professional services as readily and his attention to business to the same extent. as : personal application.
 Little Rock, Jan II, 1881. tf42
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-09
LAY NOTICE.

NAVID RoRER, Attorney at Law, resides op- Ey posite Little Rock.
 .Nareh 3ist, 1890. If
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26
SENATE.
1Js
 Nopember 21, 1881.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

NOCcHOeT ElSt, lCOl' The Hon: JAmEs PENN, of Madison, was re-elec- ted Speaker without opposition. THOMAS B. TuN. STALL, reelected Principal Clerk, T. NIXON VAN DYKE, Assistant Clerk, Wm. B. MCCLELLAN, En- crossing Clerk, and JOHN TAToM, Doorkeeper. On motion of Mir MuSgrooe, the usual standing committees were ordered to be appointed~ On motion of Mir Lane the rules of the House of the last session, were adopted for the government ofthe House until otherwise ordered.
 On motion of Mir Rather, message was directed to be carried to the Senate, informing that body of the organization of the House.
 On motion, Mr. Speaker appointed committee, to act jointly with such committee might be ap- pointed by the Senate. to wait on the Governor and inform him of their organization, and readiness to receive any communication which he might be "'S9n" fntuUn 'oI NIT rOntdaae, the Editors oi the several papers in Tuscaloosa were admitted to seats within the bar of the House, to take notes ofits pro- ceedngs.
 And then inc House adiourned
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

To the Members of the Legislature. ORSES will be kept at my Stable, 800 IA M yards north of Messrs Sims & Scott. at Sl 50 per week. They will be well fed and attended to. Reference to any merchant in this place.. VIM. I. WINTER.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26
AIABArEA EEaTsLATURE.

npursuance of the provision of the Constitution, the Legislature ofths State convened in the Capi- tol on the 21st inst, all the Senators, and seventy members of the House of Representatives appear ing and taking their seats We understand that NIT Hall, member from Autauga county, has been de- taned at home by sickness, and itis probable he will not be enabled to reach the Seat of Govern men for two or three weeks.
 SENATE.
 November 2l, 1881. The IIon JAMES JACKSON, of Lauderdale was G. lected President without opposition. CHARLES D. CONNER, Esq. of Marengo, was elected Secretary, WILLIAM S. MoRToN, of Franklin, Assistant Secre- tary, and JAMES A BATES, of Greene, D0orkeeper. On motlon message was directed to be taken to the House of Representatives, informing them of the organization of the Senate.
 And then the Senate adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22
Johanna

IA I'LL stand the ensuing season at INV rn nine mile, from,
Richmond, directly the stage leading fam tII,
place to fredericksburg. and known as Half Sink
II Is not saying too much (o submit the canaur Of
every gentleman acquainted with the Sustain me m t
assertion when say, that his colts Universally ackuow
edsc To possess a. much strength and beauty auy
colts That have ever hreD produced horse in VIM
ma kno" several HAT cannot he purchased for less So
ven or eight hundred dolars and have myself oefeI
SluHO for at year ode at which thew ara
held by their take be the strongest Recommendation
that can be offered ia behalf of unned colts
The season will commence the Of February and t
inmate on the lst OF July Terms heretofore Fiy Dollars
10 nc discharged by the payment of Thirty-fve time
during tine Sixty Dollars insurance. One Dollar 10 tho
Groom which, expected, either When tie maze brought, q,
taken S'' -
tN'cnsIye pastures arc provided, aud regularly
unless otherwise directed, AZ twenty five day.
Gentlemen who sent mares last 10 Gofln.
ma that did not prove ioa OF any there be- at
'ney can be SEM again. aud charge services OF
the Horse unless they should prove oa; or IN other words
the mares VIi be insured at the praee of the srason
JOHN NJ. BOITS,
The Editors Of tie Political Acna and PETERSBURG n,rIirrr
will please insert the above week in their rcspec
tive papers Tor eight weeks ami forward their accounts 10 hs
suo"cI'ut'' J. NJ b.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22
x%Qar0tg& geMe,
PORT or RICII.lOND
ARRIVED

hHRIN Ed.
Sclr Commerce, Weeks, frJu imlddaluht with an ,..rc
cargo 10 pumev, lancaster, pcuby co., y Trrber,ilc
Coos Ryan, ~ Nash, i Mrkiiue. ! Wi'rox r
g. co C. NJ Mitchell Wa0svuIh W ihaus, A Mphacl. j
"mt,' \ Nlyc's VAN ir" s Co.,, u Ncl,ou, & CO. Hoo
s.tr Twins, .-, n'r cabin Point with sunIi.c.. 60
Winston
sch, Washington rl,,e', &,nur', from North River kim
si0u, with potatoes. 10 Fisher
Schr Btazd, C,e, -itgu. rru Baltimore.
SrNr Pina, Sapirori nru Baltimore. with whiskcy and
castings, to = Gtlius, sylUuy VI Holuis Johrsf1i
Van Lew Co, i. li.E..5r. Abbott ( co.. Davenport,
N'rH g.
-.0L Fmm"H Fancy Lg.v. with corn AMI cotton to- Wor-
'atp g. Nlcftu5,l
NlNORNNDN
Schr Orator, Gator, hence az BIlimorc on Sat
urday.
Brig Bourne. from ~ Orleans for Richmond
sailed from The : W. pa.s I'd nst
Sloop Diligence, from Norfolk, was o., Port ROYAL
U0m.l 22d ul.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22


VA St'nl TINS spring, at my stable IN the county OF
chesterfield within mile of Hoolys tavern IS fIom
PetersburSh, and % from Richmond and is now at his
stand ready TO serve Mares, 30 dollars the leap and
- dollars the season, payable the 18th July next
when will expire Dollars to insure Mare
payable soon she is known be in foaI or par
ted with Dollar To the groom for each mare to be
pad when She rs sent to the horse Pssturage gratis
which for quality and quantity very desirable being
all we'll enclosed, and well watered. Every care will
he taken to prevent accidents but liability for any
that may happen. Servants will bc found without
ch.Tge, and mares with without colts, we'll fed #
desired, at % cents n day
My son, George ". Johnson will reside OF the
plantation, and will attend himself particularly To all
orders.
SIR CHARLES is full ) hands ? inches, Is wears
OLD this spring. and of fine chesnu colour; he never
was IN higher health, there ever n surer foal
geiter, nor was horse admired for form
beauty and commanding appearance. He has been
so often advertised, that consider unnecessary to
state again las numerous and successful races. The
records OF the different Jockey Clubs will sev that
his colts are performing the Turf with uneaualed
success and by their performances are doing much to
sustain the high reputation of their Sire " ho was got
by Sir Archy, his dam by the imported horse Citizen
who was by Pacolet he by Blank and he by Godo,
phn Arabian; his grand dam Computation s.imported
Dare Devil imported Old Shark, imported horse Old
Fearnaugh', imported mare Jenny Dismal got by Old
Dismal WM y JoIINSoN
Chesterfield, Feb ), lS3l-tI5A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22
LYNCIBUEC MhRKET-Na,,b =.

Ii NOIIDJ TT. WNKNII-MlFT =.
Extreme prices Of passed Tubucco. s. GJA7.&9; in
terror to common, 2,Gjoj.50; common to good. 8 5Oa
.: good 20 fac, 5a15l ,t...s, 5l!5u; refused, goa
> 20.
Inspected the past wrcl 10 hlls Of passed to-
Oucco; 81 binds refused total ESQ
The quantity inspecting is bsgnnisg 10 increase.
"' huugh INC prices continue low. Good old tobacco
is IN fair demand, aud sono crops have been sold at
from - TO average \ GOOD old crop would sell
readily at from s. to s. The new crop. as far as
wc hayc s"cU ., promises TO b. ve,y inferior.
Flour, S55Oa5 62!: Wheat, laI,G; Corn, 8; WINS
key, 3Oa3l cts Hemp, I,50a5; Bacon Ga7 CTS: Corn
Meal. GnaG5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22
70 PERSONS IN FlRGLYT.4.
OMnInn Military Lands In knntnr


Live ~ hickman county, Kentucky, Columbus or Iron
n Banks, on the Mississippi River; surveyor of fine
ena Military Lands State Establishment aud have sur-
Veyec good many OF them south al Tennessee river
since the death Of my predecessor, Maj WIN Coghau:-I am
agent oT number OF persons owning ose lands and would
willingly act Tor others vino uk proper to eust their
business with me probably better acquainted with the
situation OF those lands then any other person; be that as il
may, tey want attention; and whether employ me or not
would advise tie immediate attention 10 te,
Of which been nj a,et of their timber soe ,,
been eucsd Warrant Lands persons liy!u. on t.
IH lc occupant laws OF Cur state while,
owners 10 considerable expense aud trouble have guarded
many 81 those lands well could, without having more
't'I"uy There large bodies OF those Military Lands i'm,
together, aud bat few persons living Them some with ese
but more lusucrs calculated enhance their value T
He ten oT twelve miles square OF those lands OF which
would advise the owners lkmowng ne for ttir inteesr
10 EEL small part say two three hundred each
Ir1 acre tract, even at low prc. and conf gni that
M two tee would enhance Of the balance
10 double OF treble what the whole would re vo p r-
main as now Is Persons buying All settling ua would
LAKE oil tine balance and induce oilers come INTO the
Ecghoutnod; and settlement TINT gives value 10 land
would act as agent Tor OF lands
and Tennessee MYERS, well of Tennessee
where 1--we, good wall attend as he
ought, ca h, business shall give references for recon-
nencttuus. we'll known Kentucky and have srnne ar
l"'nGnceS ~ NY native state Virginia; persons have no,
tsuhuCUcc Isc 30 desire their business: n rpt no
agencies, willing spend tHlr giving the owners of
those lands, tins There many of the MILITARY
Lands south west Of the Tennessee r,cr THAT de pi,ri
WIN by treasury Warrant claims and possession OF the
Claimants their Tenants some of which are NOT vo,, a,
Justice towards the Ocers and Soldiers OF the Virginia State
Line, they should sncr the Withdraw and
scrip i' the oi ihs Warrants Of they will Ger
tSniy De- than those
Iict warrants 10 all RICHARD TAYLOR, JR
Columbus Hickman county, Ky. Jan. %, 1881.
mar Il-I,wIDt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22
THE IMPORTED HORSE.
YOUNG wREEHEE

TWILL stand the ensuing season at bis former
stand. !2rH'ur-yi.lc. W the county OF Orange.
u Has been fhcNn this winter at Richmond. m
The nreseHg" .t hundreds Of the best Judges IN VIZ
rinia. aud vas universally admired for his Gne form
fruil" Is srS'ccn hands high and seven years old
end has proved himself a most extraordinary sure
ua. gcit"r. Not OF tie eighty odd mares nut "a
bin have faded. ~t5H TIE huo" edge Of tic subscri
tnr.
The season will commence on tip 18th February
and terminate on tho LIST day Of July. Terms as
heretofore urty dollars. 90 be- DISCHARGED by tbrtv
u paid within the scasun. Fifty dollars insurance
and one dollar T. the Groom, 20 bo paid when IN,
na!c o. brought Cr taken away The best and most
rtic">'' Das;uagc IS set apart, exclusively fof tho
mares sr- to Trullle and rhe laros may be fed with
what i"cy VIII cat, at twenty five cents day. ono
6rooms az the village, five dollars a month. An,
ono putting i've mares with bum, the price OF ca,
VIII be- reunited. c. w WAGER
tor
Gov. BARBOUR.
y'tSours~'llc, Feb. ist, l5'' 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22

NORFOLK, March 10 Ard, schr Seth &, Vii
ham. McI.ellsn. Charleston. 10 Dis, baund To- Rich
m"nd, pu, IN to land mdz Old Line ,sckei soi,r IN.
ram DeOlke. Philadelphia, ds. via the Ches & del
lanai do do do; Despatch Line schr Charles Milatd
higgins' Pnladclphin. j ds, via the Ches & Del Ca.
al, do, do DC; schr Harriet Robnson fin RlchnonJ
bound TO Boston
In Hampton Roads, ship Courier, Bryant. from up
James RIVER bound to RIO de Janeiro.
The brig States, for n Orleans, was spoken LIST
ms, off Key West
TIE brig James Coulter, Watson hence, has arr
n, I.ogura ...
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22

Inc sum oil eighteen thousand dollars for twenty odd
"uys service. There are some of us who hnve not
ch'ireIy forgotten the TRADE which Mr. X. 80 rtat,
'o"Siy pronounced in Congress upon the conUucr of
very worthy gentleman who The bearer OF d.,-
pa'ches to Bucnos Ayrcs. II there b. any one IN
'"G,n,a who has forgotten these things beg leave
W eau Them back TO their recollection Yea this and
more shall be placed before the public aran: like tho
Gh"s's OF Banquo's murdered Offspring thew shnll
s'aik before the public Us Hcy did before Mackhrth
IN regular snccesssn. | cannot help bcInr forciblv
struck with the analogy between the rycuscs r,,de
Tor Dir. and the President and those mnLr IN
rams during the mcmorab bic retreat of the French
army from Russia. fer Napoleon If one asked n
question about the army, they told the Emperor
u'u no' snfier-he was safely protected from ;he
weuher by iurs. ana pursued his Journey to Paris at
h'7 leisure IT we ask why Mr. r. Gbandons his
post ana nxes his residence In London, we arc told
such o privilege was awarded hirn by the President
IL we ask how The President could undertake "a
grant such prlvilegc5-we are told. us thinps are
now understood, Il Is quite in the competency of The
Executive, and bcttei than all, the PIesden, acts
upon high responsibility.
The fact can be no longer disruised-thc time bns
come when the People OF Virginia can no longer hold
with this Administration To do so is TO abandon nh
c,"in 10 consistency and political integrity. That
virginia will be found the side Of princal. and
consistency, nothing doubt That ihnv Will cali
Things by their right names, also as little Luub,
iey VIII call the man, set of them ireachcrnu,
who, when placed III office, shall abandon the pri,;
pies they prcitsscd and history will assirp te,n
place by the side o. Julian and Judas
ZpNO