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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-01

The four concluding volumes of the Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution, vols 9, 10 Il and 12, edited by Jared Sparks Esq. have been published in Boston. They comprise the cor respondence of Lafayette, Gerard, Luzerne, R. R. Livingston, Robert Morris, Wm. Carmichael, John Laurence, c. w. F Dumas, and the Commissioners for Peace,
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-01
IN CHRIsTENDOM.

1924, 4,672,000 Catholics
 pay their clergy 54,o56, GOO Prote stants, fl, ,509,O ,O00 Greek,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10

when nc had the honor oi seat IN the other House,
he had been provided with the reports Of this House.
q that they OF value tn HIM. He had an oppor-
unity 10 read them in the recess and they therefore
became of equal value to his constituents. They
would be found Of vast Importance to the members
generally.
With regard To the other portion of his resolution
IL provided for the purchase of work of great nm,
poItance TO members, IN the discharge oS their public
duties. The other House had passed a resolution
by which each member of it had been furnished with
copy orthat valuable work, and he hoped that the
members ofthis House would also DC nut in possess.
ion of it.
Mr. Chiffon would not consume the time of tho
House IN debating the resolution; but would content
himself with calling for the yeas and nays on ITS n
doption.
Mr. lngersoil asked for division of the 1Restion
Mr' Camoercing SAID tho resolution was one OF an
obnoxious character II the House was disposed tc
sanction the usir all should be done by |.
Resolution, OF sim lar character had, ct the pre- T..
sent session, been referred to the COMMITTEE on tho
Library and nc hoped this would take the same d.
Tection.
Mr.. Johnson said law was not necessary in thi:
case-it had not been the custom pra ctce hereto
fore, and he saw no necessity for il now. The Sen
ate had enjoyed the benefit ofthe work and il wa
procured without The for nali,y OF Joint resolution,
After a few words from Mr. Wicklife in oppos-
lion to the resolutlou it referred 10 the I.brar,
Committee.
Alr. Malary asked leave TO submit a motion L
print the report of the Committee on Manufacture
and the documents accompanying II. relative TO
repeal OF part of the act to reduce the duty ON salt
bal the leave was refused
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
To rur EpIrons on rur VINO.

Observing from your paper NJ Yesterday that no
u. glslaurc had o. length, fScd pppn day for IA,
election of Councillors, cannot refrain from tender
,ng my congratulations al the prospect of the early
termination of scerc ofclcctonccing, the most cX-
tenslve long continued aud unblnshng that Virginia
has ever Witnessed and TO conclude tho spectacle alto
gether, hopo the General Assembly Will as soon n,
may be, appoint some day for the election of
Judges that hope and fear and suspense at an end,
appliances may cease with them, and anxiety and
resttsSncss subside into the tranquility of certainty
The scene tn disntcrestcd spectator ia not
however, without n species OF disgusting interest.
Arrogance clothed with smiles, ideness suddenly
transformed mo restless industry the humlry ofmoi-
est merit shrinking into non-obsrTvance he frank md
manly spirit above The fear of being uctinp
precisely as 1t there wHs no criss-on the other hand
the honest clud hopper IN the Legislature, amazed
at the couriship aud condesccns;on paid him from
those moving above HIM, the weak and concerted
receiving all as the Just tribute 10 their merit tho
second aud third rate county court Lawyer persuaded
thn'ihc Is Broughum Writ q, cast-here is il,
these scenes an incNhSus,b!e fund of amusement Ind
interest To those capable of vie ing them philosophy
cally. A LOBBY SPECThTOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10

Your mc'nnrais hope aud h,ev-, ,hry will no, DO
CONSIDERED oh"sive hhcy earnestly invite the
habtan,s o many of the nsghbong Counties deeply utter
es'ed ihey aliute 10 the improvement nf the
mMet, eher by canal or by loebs aud dams the
WISDOM OF the Legislature shall conStruc
tion ola Rail Road that shall seem most advisable Tn.
counties OF Augusta, Roeknghau SPONTANEOUSLY and
eheison which are immediately and deeply
IN the prosecution OF this work. nearly tenth par, of
e po"ston OF the add the lA,ss district of
fertile Rud TO be found within burdens Mailing - want
ing 70 tue prosperity OF this srcuu OF the
isciies which either Of proposed would afford for
.ne transportation tn market OF Ts agricultural productions
ne want oil those aclitc has hitherto prevented
forever prevent the accumulation at capital and wealth
TINS eIe valley II has the clectns w,,hou,
e arr OF me commonwealth, the Improvement Of the noble
liver winch hows Though II on Augusta To the Potomac
That aid, your mcmoTialisis earnestly myoke
~ - not Tor them To prescribe the mode which this
snail be evenwhehc hy the Of the powers aud
augmentation oi the capital stock ot the already
coporaed 0f The improvement, of the river b.
new company Ia mich the OIL shall he merged, with
expenditures heretofore made, hy iLco.poIaon of
COMPANY Tor the Construction uf ial Road
"' me present company, Win its capital, is totally
u mo purpose oi its creation, IS 40 clear To be
disputed; aud that company, without rrai from the
commonwealth, effect tho object, equally certain OF
the preliminary which - b, necessary this in,pot-
tant enterprise shnut favorable regard of the
iauve nndes Your ric1;a::s Go NO; uccessy
10 speak further.
The whole subject
! aud patiso,ism Of the legislature
| Aud your men,oalist,, &c.
SGnsd IN behalf of the mectc- the President and
| JAMES HiiE Chairman,
| ROBERT I. BROWN, Sec'ry.
resolves, That the Secretary transmit to the Senator
hM District copy and 10 the Delegates Of Ihs county,
Tie Legislature, copy these pocr,,urs il, order To an
application To the Legislature Virginia now in ID. SION in
roSing IT'S attention To the object OF this meeting
oesosed nat these proceedings he ssnrd
ana secretary, and thai the EDITORS Valley
be requested to give them iIsetoh their respective pa
pe1s.
{ JAMES RITE, Chairman.
ROBERT / BROWN, See'ry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
LACONIC.S


-"onen who are the least ba.hf are no,
u"eIenU the most modest and never more dec.
han when would infer any axity Of ptn,ins to- ,
heeuon OF denedno which often arises ir in total
of vice. " " '''"' 's'''dhCs
AEriEicAL WANTS more numerous ard lead =, ro
Pt"se hdh ndlual wants; for this cause the rich arc oe
IN sreaet want Of money than those have bu bare
pc'ence. ~ " '''' CUM
and cnJDy them " WV" ""'
oon'ened MUD and good conscience will make a man
happy ~ all cOudtioas " ''"''
9"es'uess NJ crpe6 acquired but natural cv.,f
encei anu inefeiJre to 10 tos. Win b a, ,
may be deemed fdthcr IN insult than advice " ''
Whatever may bs your occupation make tho ip,,., ~,
men 70 support ynn fnr Sc interest influences all men
Why the Fonch nation Ike Cohntlian Tom, gc,,,..
they have DIored 4 Charley
OF all other views may time gov tired I'm, n;
toUenafcs ~ Women. there variety which scts
AT neDinc" Inc dyno right Of beauty says Junius w c
only divue right m Erglspau ackunw e,c and p.,,
woman he only want he - authorized to resist '
piLfENA
bEtfact Rom dialogue betWeen father and child:
Ihild - nhrr, what's dilemma
amer y dieinn1, dear dilemma: when ans ,,dy
don't know what to do, thats dilemma my
C-Oh ys'! know--a dilemma n inst Ike Won are who, NJ
scolds YOU NV ' ''o WIG" MA
F.-iiem! You talk too much, child.
COURAGE.
N' ~ ili" cnSInguind field Of death alone
j. vs'jr limited she sits serene
ln TIE deliberate council sascy scans
nJ source OF aci'on, weighs, prevents, provides
ma 'cofns % count her glOrcs. from the Gats
VI hmtal force alone -fNA1fLETr
"Ish to prrcidfe Female House Servan., Who
~ ~ good Hursc and Seamstrcss.
Jan - J. IT, EUSTACE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10

TieU s. Hip Vin,en ca, Edward Sbubr;cl
Esq commander sailed from New-York lat week G,r
81. C,oIy. She has on b ard IA s., 9 "a Major
Gen. Van Schoi"n Governor General of hts DanIsb
MaleSty FossrsSions IN The West Indies, and Capt,
Oxholme und DR.. w Stevens VIII, are attached 70
his suite After landing them 4; ST. Croiy she will
proceed to Pen~a COLA hc hcad qu1r,crs of our Yves,
1ndia sgua 'rrn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
JAMES iil'rE, Chairman,
ROBERT I BROWN, See'ry

a letter by the llen'y Thompson AT Charleston
dated at rot Mahon, s0th Nov. from an officer on
board the L y. sloop of war Fa riied. Cant. Par
ker mentions that they about 10 get uuder way
tr Ma'Seilles, ard expected to leave the Meilierra
mean for home, IN the course OF iLc ensuing months
of March or April
The U. ships Java. Constellation mud Boston
were at Port Mahon Dec LIST. The Fa,rlicid for
Motselles, and Ont"rin for Smyrna sailed about tho
goth NV" Dec leh, eff Cape Paos passed T. s.
mp mp n'dh';' "lne' f"r Mahor. The Concord, left
Gibral,er about the 10Th Dee. for Mahon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10

lHE COMET. The observations made 81 Tho Com.
e'' nov ~ me C"7st'!a 'jon Ophucoui, do not ap-
pear /" IDENTITY with any Of those .h,sc clements
are recorded From this circumstance va may con-
crude that 1t IS stranger IN system It's motion
rom Ihe 'th 10 NE I'D January, about one de-
gree arl s% minutes IL twenty flour hoo-, md ,e,ro
grace or cohtGaIy 20 tile order Of tic sign. Its path
"a view! from tho earth, IS nearly rarnpl with the
Lc!PS'c. I'S diminishing hrhsncy ,niica ting that it
ihe o. ona, will pr 9lhy prey cot farther observations
o, ITS passage through tho SOAR Sys:c.n.-Ctayicston
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10

"Ish to prrcId'e Female House Servan., who
~ good Nurse and Seamstress.
Jan 81 J. IT. EUsThcr
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-01
HOPKINTON SPRINGS.

THyHE Hopkinton Spring Hotel, is open for
IL the reception of Company for the present
season. Mr.. and Mrs. NoRCRoss, managers Of
this establishment, tender their thanks, with
gratitude, for the liberal patronage hitherto
received, and assure all those who may visit
the Springs for health OF pleasure, that they
will use their exertions to promote their health
and happiness. They have made, and intend
to make further, improvements in their accom-
modations. To those who intend visiting the
Springs for health, they beg leave to recon-
mend the months of May or June, while the
air is periumed with the blossoms and the fresh
ness of spring.
The waters at these Springs were analysed
by the late DR.. Gorham They have been
found beneficial in all scrofnlous complaints,
in cases of debility, particularly of the stomach,
IN some affections of the liver, dyspepsia and
rheumatic complaints, salt rheum, eruptions of
the skin, &c. &c. This place is retired, and
pleasantly situated about 80 miles west of 3os-
ton-about the same distance from Providence
and ID miles from Worcester.
HOpkinton Springs, May IL. On
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Printed and Published by
s. III. COTTON & co.
CONDITIONS OF PIJRLICATION

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
W Price, to SINGLE subscribers, tcho rece.pe their
Papers at the Office or by Mail, TtcO Dollars per
Gnnum: To those Dho receiue then, bu Staoe 71pO
Dollars and Itcenty:fiUe Cents I'ccnty- foe Cents
tUiH be deducted 'Ohen the payment is made in Gd-
Cance.
Ut advertisements, not erceeding ttceIve lines,
inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and conti's-
"ed three 'ceeks longer for Fifty Cents. Larger
gJ The Proprietors Of this Paper uoiU hold them
SeIUeS responsible for no error, in any AdUertise-
ment beyond the sum charged for its insertion.
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GROTON ACADEMY.

HNHE Summer Term in this Institution will
III commence on MONDAY, tho 9th of June
neGt, and continue IL weeks. The School is
open to Youth of both sexes. Connected with
the Academy is good Library, and Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus. An Assistant has
been engaged, whose attention will be princi-
pally given to instruction in Penmanship and
Book keepIng. During the term course of
Chemical an" Philosophical Lectures, connect
ed with the st interesting experiments, will
be given, to which the Scholars will be admit
ted free of expense. Particular attention will
be paid to the morals of the pupils, both in and
out of School, and no pains spared to train them
to the love of sound science and to the practice
of virtue Tuition, % cents per week.
Nav 25. JAS. TOWNER, Preceptor.
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REMOVAL.

ToHN PUNCHARD respectfully informs
@D his friends, that he has removed from Con-
gress.street to No. 25 Cornhil, Qate Market.
-street,) and socits the patronage of his former
customers, and assures all who may order ar.
ticles in his line of business, that they will be
faithfully attended to and gratefully received.
UT He keeps constantly on hand for sale,
PRINTING and WRITING INK, PRINT
ING PRESSES, BOOKS, &c. &c.
Boston Nav o.
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should not fear them for am persuaded that
God, who deals mysteriously with the creature
he hath made, ever deals in kindness
Mary survived her husband but few weeks,
during which she said he was with her in her
dreams. They lie side by side in the church
yard and believe their spirits are together
in heaven.
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NOTICE.

NEORGE JOHNSON begs leave to inform
w Young Men in the country who wish en-
ployment in the Whale Fishery, that by calling
at his Office, No. Custom House, Boston,
they can at all times be employed in that bust
ness, and be more advantageous to them than
any other employment they can obtain. They
can at all times obtain voyages rom said Office
NJ Likewise Carpenters, Blacksmiths, and
Coopers are wanted for that employment con.
stantly, CIV May 10.
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SIEVES and SAFES.

FENHE subscriber continues manufacturing
H Wire Stoves of various kinds such as
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c. Orders for the
same may be directed TO ID. Haywood, Wor-
eester, or to the subscriber. lie also manuiac-
lures SAFES Of all kinds for meat and provis.
ions which may be had of JAMES GREEN a. Co.
and at tho CANAL STORE, in Worcester, or of
the subscriber in Rutland
April 81. If JABEZ BIGELOW.
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CENTRAL TURNPIKE,

NOTlCE is hereby given, that here will be
~ meeting of tho Proprieors of the Cen
trail Turnpike on THURSDAY, the 18th dan of
June ncGt, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the Central
Coffee House, in Hopkinton, TO see what the
SAID froprletors will do in relation to the suit
commenced against them bv John Slater and
others. JONA. DAVIS I. ClsrE
May %. hw
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Blackstone Canal Company.

GENERAL NOTICE.
FENHE Blackstone Canal Company, being
n about to close the accounts of their dis.
bursements, in locating and constructing their
Canal, with its appendages, hereby give notice
to all persons and bodies corporate, who have
any claims or demands on said Company, to
present or forward statement of such demands
to the undersigned. as soon as the same can be
conveniently done, that all such claims may be
examined by the Commissioners, and prepared
for adjustment.
THOMAS BURGESS, Treasurer.
Nav 25
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". l. GOODS, sc.
BENZ. BUTMAN & co.

& kFFER for sale, now on hand and receiving
~ via. the Canal
70 hhds heavy retailing Molasses,
tierees Sugar House do.
90 hhds. n Orleans and w. |. Sugar,
13 boxes prime White & Brown Havana do.
10 do. Phiad. Loaf and Lump do.
10 chests prime Souchong Tea,
5 do. Hyson ard Young Hyson do.
25 bags Coffee,
3 casks Rice,
20 bbls superfine Howard-st and Genesee
Flour,
2pipes Old Sicily Wine,
] do. do. Port do.
30 bbls. and hafbbls. No. and Mackerel,
30 bags fine Salt,
100 casks Nails, Spikes and Brads, assorted,
.4tSO, few casks Herds Grass and Clover
Seed, &c. &c. If . April IA
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WANTED.
Notice to Dam Builders.

VWNHE subscriber wishes to contract for the
-A building of a Dam across the Little Black.
stone River, so called, eleven feet in height
sad Dam to be built of timber. A plan of
which may be seen at the Store of Wadsworth
g. Metcalf. LEWIS TIJAYER
New Worcester, May Is.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-01
MANNING'S STORE

AS been removed four doors north of the
n IL former stand, where customers are re-
specially invited to call.
This week received variety of SPRING
GOODS, selected from recent importations
among which are various colors Gros de Ma
pies Silk, London Printed MusIins English,
Scotch, and Belgium Ginghams, Calicoes, Fur.
niture Patches, Rich Fancy Hd'kfs, Bonnet
and Cap Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
Constantly on hand, a good assortment of La
dies, Misses, and Chidrens' SHOES.
Also, variety of TOYS for Children.
Worcester. April 90 IF
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E II Neap .ArticLe.

ENLEGANT COTTON CARPETING-
HA Warranted fast colors Just received. 9
bales of this article, of the most beautiful Kid
derminster patterns, which We warrant for du-
rability much superior to low priced. Woollen
Carpet. A saving of fifty per cent is made in
purchasing these Goods. For sale, opposite
the Hotel, by
D. G. WHEELER, Jr. g. co.
Worcester, May 18, CIV
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MEDICAL SOCIETY.

FENHE Members of the Massachusetts .Hedi-
Ia cal Society, for the District of Worcester,
are notified that the Annual Meeting of said
Society will be holden at the house of j. Esta-
brook. innholder in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY,
the 22d day Of June neat, at 10 o'clock, A. M
1t is earnestly requested that all the Fellows
Of the Massachusetts Medical Society," resident
in the County of Worcester, give their punctu-
al attendance By order of the President
B. F. HAYWOOD, Seen.
Worcester, Nav 25. DIV
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MEDICAL SOCIETY.

WNHE Censors for the Second Medical Dis
r. trict, will meet at the house of ]. Esta.
brook, innholder in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY.
the 22d day Of June merit, at o'clock, A. NJ,
for the examination of candidates for the prac.
tice of Physic and Surgery.
Gentlemen who intend presenting them
selves for examination, will give notice by
leaving their names with the Secretary previ-
Gus to meeting.
B. F. HAYWOOD, Sec'y.
Worcester, May 25. 4w
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TempIeton High School.

VENHE Summer Quarter of this School will
a commence on THURSDAY, the goth inst
The great success which has attended this
School in its infancy, is sufficient guaranty
to parents and guardians that no exertions will
be wanting on the part of the Instructor to
render entire satisfaction. The School is sup.
Piled with an excellent Apparatus, Globes, and
Library.
from 81 to $l,35 per week. No Student will
be received for less term than six weeks
JOSIAH HOWE,
EPHRAIM STONE,
SAMUEL LEE,
Templeton, May Is.
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PHILLIPS'S DIGEST.

UST published, and for sale by CLAREN-
% DON HARRIS, a Digest of Pickering's
Reports, from the second to the eighth volume,
inclusive. BY Willard Phillips and others.
Worcester, May 25.
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Westminster .AcGden1U.
NOTICE..
Webster's NeaU SpeLLing Book.

FENHE attention of School Committees and
IL Teachers is requested to The Ele-
mentary Spelling Book; being an improvement
on the American Spelling Book. By Noah
Webster, l.. L. D." In the preface the author
says, '' this little book is so constructed, as to
condenss into the smallest compass, complete
system of elements for teaching the language ;
and however small such book NAV appear.
it may be considered as the most important
class-book, not of a religious character, which
the youth of our country are destined to use
An edition is published by DORR & HOW
LAND, where copies for examination may be
had gratis. Worcester, May 25.
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WANTED,

Oh OR so tons of SKIM CHEESE, for
0V which the highest price in Goods will
be paid, by DAVIS 81 HOUGHTON.
Sterling, May a. CIV
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Herschelrs Treatise on Sound.

A RARE COMBINATION OF TRAITS OF CHARAc-
TER. We have the following singular and in
terestng facts from a gentleman of our ac-
quaintance now residing in the city of New
York, who was acquainted with the persons
and circumstances mentioned below.
During the past winter, owing TO the depth
of the snow and the severity of the weather
the price Of wood reached the enormous sum OF
twenty -four dollars a cord, and consequently
there was much of severe suffering among the
multitude of the poor in that city. A call was
made upon the benevolent TO contribute for
their relief individuals had their different dis
trcts assigned them, and call was made at
every house, so that those who were able might
have an opportunity to contribute, and that
those who were in want might be searched out
and relieved. One of the gentlemen thus en-
! ployed in the upper part of the city, called at
| the hut of man of color who was well know II
there from the circumstance of his driving a
! single COW before cart, guiding her with
reins,-obtained living by the employment
which he found in the business of cartman.
| The gentleman as he entered, noticed in back
yard considerable quantity of hickory wood,
and inquired of the occupant whether 1t was
his and being told that it was, proposed 10 pur-
| chase some of it. But he refused to sell. The
price at which wood was then selling was offer.
ed and urged upon him but no he would part
with it at no price. The gentleman told him
the object for which he wanted it, and men,
toned the distress Of the numerous objects OF
charity in the city at that inclement season
The negro after little conversation told. the
applicant, that if it was to be given to the poor
he might send for nine loads for which he
should take no pay, and that he might have
nine loads more for the same price which h,
paid for it in the fall-t being about one hal
J what it was then bringing in market. The of
fer was accepted. The surprize Of the gentle
man may be well conceived-and the negr
with the COW and cart, and his donation of for t
dollars, worth of wood Tor the relief of the poo
will not soon be forgotten. Instances of grea
wealth concealed under appearances of abiec
poverty, have occasionally been found, bu
never before have we heard of a single cas-
when that industry and irugality which enable
the individual to obtain il, were united wit
such a noble spirit of genuine philanthroph
and charity as was here exhibited.
Rochester Observer.
PRETTY Coon. "What dat you pic up dere
Sambo :" Dollar, Pompey." "Well jus
left EN- down again; only put EN- dare
try you"
If fellon or runround be coming on you
finger, you can do nothing better than TO soa
| A nnkl IN, hot I,,n