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WANTED.

A GOOD Broad-cloth Finisbo, .nd
~. Jack Spinner, to whom good wares viii
be given. None but fre-rate workmen viii, ~
sufficient accommodations, need AMY In
quire of HOLLIS HARTSptti35p ih-
Fitchbnrg, Dec 81
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BOY WANTED.

A N active and faithful Boy, about l6 yearsf
fA age, is wanted to work in family in W.
cester, go on errands, take care of horse, q,
to whom wages will be paid. Inquire at 70
Spy flee. If Dec 81
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to GEO NJ RICE.
IA by Note or Account, whose term of credit
has expired, will please pay the same previous
to the first day of February next
Worcester, Dec 81.
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WANTED.

a GOOD MULE PIECER is wanted at
fM the Holden COtton Mills. A BOY or
GihL' from IL TO 10 years Of age, will find
. Holden, Aug. H. &C.
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rum TIE Nete IOTh American.
SLElGHING SONG.
BY MANS Won PoESG.
Merrily, merrily, sound the bells,
As DER the ground we roll =
And the snow drift breaks in silver fakes
Before our cariole;
While, mufled in sables rich and warm,
With mantle and beaver digit.
We rive in the teeth of the angry storm,
Or skim in the cold moonlight,
Merrily, merrily, &c.
Merily, merrily, sound the bells
Upon the wind without,
When the wine is mulled, and the waffle culled, +
And the joke is pass'd about;
And rosy lips and dmpled cheeks
The flash of wit inspire;
While mirth in many bright eye speaks,
Around the cracking fire,
Merrily, merrily, &c.
The term of rolling is not as inappropriate az
it seems, for road broken through deep snow
forms into what the Canadians call cahots, twavesl
which make light "cutteE" dance about like !
cookie boat.
So in another poet of the period.
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MACHINISTS WANTED

W ANTED, by the subscriber. at ,be phe.
~ m,r Shop in North Adams. (Berkshire)
TEN NJ EN- who are acquainted with Iron
work; to whom good encouragement viii he
gwen GILES TINKER.
Do"' 90
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WANTED

q Rf the subscriber (ncar BramanvilleA siv
-HD or eight TURNER'S and FILERS and
one BLACKSMITH, to whom good encour
agemenL will be given
,, HERVEY WATERS.
MillburY, Dec. Z 81,
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the subscriber, are
IA requested to settle previous to the first
OF January nsxt DAN. HAYWOOD.
Worcester, Dec. 81, 1881.
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srANzAs ON THE NEW YEAR,


By Miss LANDoS.
stood between the meeting years,
The coming and tn. past,
And I asked OF the future one,
WiIt.thou be like the last :
The same in many . sleepless night,
In many an anxious day
Thank heaven! | have no prophets eye
To look upon the way
For sorrow, like phantom, sits
Upos the last years close.
How much of grief, how much Of Ill.,
In its dark breast repose!
Shadows Of faded hope fit BY
And ghosts of pleasures fled
How have they changed from what they were :
Cold, colorless, and dead.
think on many wasted hour,
And sicken DER the void;
And many darker are behind,
On worse than nought employ'd.
Oh vanity alas, my heart!
Hew wildly hast thou strayd,
And misused every golden gift
For better purpose made
think on many once loved friend
As nothing to me now;
And what can mark the lapse Of time
As does an altered brow
Perhaps twas hut careless word
That sever'd friendships chain;
And angry pri Se stands by each gap,
Lest they unite again.
Less sad, albeit more terrible,
To think upon the dead,
Who quiet in the lonely grave
Lay down their weary head
For faith, and hope, and peace, and trust,
Are with their happier lot;
Though broken is their bond oflove,
At least ice broke it not.
Thus thinking of the meeting years,
The coming and the past,
needs must ask the future one,
Wilt thou be like the last
There come sound, but not of speech,
That to my thought replied,
Misery is the marriage gift,
That waits mortal bride;
But lift thine hopes from this base earth,
This waste of worldly care,
And wed thy faith to yon bright sky, r.
For happiness dwells there"
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70 the Hon. Justices of the 81.

| preme Judicial Court next to be boldent
| Worcester, within and for the County of We
| cester, on the first Tuesday after the fouh
| Tuesday of September, A. d. 1881:
CATHERINE D. STAFFORD of Berb.
~ in the County of Worcester, wife of Ell.
MERSON STAFFORD, late of said Berh,
! yeoman, libes and complains against the sid
Emmerson and says, that she was lawfully mr.
ted to the said Emmerson at a place called
Marlborough in the County of Mlddlesex. On
the twenty-eighth day of February, A. d. 1876,
and that she continued to live with the sad
Emmerson, at said Berlin, until the first day of
June, A. ID. 1927, and that during the whale
time aforesaid, she conducted towards him as a
| faithful and atfec'ionate wife ought to condnct
Notwithstanding, the said Emmerson treated
your hbelant with great GOODNESS and indiffer-
ence and sometimes with cruelty, and wholly
refused to live with or provide support for her,
uhtli such proceedings were had in the prcm-
ses that the libellant obtained decree of Di.
yorccment from bed and board against the said
Emmerson, at Term of the Supreme Judicial
Court holden at Worcester aforesaid, on the
sixth Tuesday alter the first Tuesday of March.
a. u 1875, and has ever since continued In
we separate and apart from him. the said Em
merson, and has at all times since her intermar.
rage with the said Emmerson sustained tho
character of a chaste and virtuous woman. Yet
tne said Emmerson being wholly unmindful of
his marriage covenant, of the rules of decency.
and proPriety of conduct, and ofthe laws of the
Commonwealth, did, on the first day of NAV,
A. d. 1880, and on divers other DAYS and times
between the said first day of May and the date
hereof, commit the crime Of adultery with ono
AImlra Jones, to wit, at West Boylston in SAID
County of Worcester.
Wherefore your libelant prays this Hon.
| Court that she may be divorced from the bonds
of Matrimony now existing between her and the
said Emmerson.
CATHARINE D. STAFFORD.
n
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CATHARINE D. STAFFORD.
September ~, 1881.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Worcester, IS. Supreme Judicial Court, at
Worcester, October Term 1881:
On the libel aforesaid, Ordered, That the IL
bellant notify the said Emmerson Spafford to
appear before the Justices of said Supreme ju
dciai Court, next to be holden at Worcester
aforesaid, on tho third Tuesday of April next,
by publishing an attested copy of said hbel.anG
If this order thereon, in The massachusetts,
SPy,' q newspaper. printed in said Worcester,
three weeks successfully, the last publication to
De ihIfty days. at least. before The sitting Of said
Court, or by serving the said Emmerson Spaf.
Iord with an ates.ed copy of said libel and of
this order thereon, thirty days, at least, before
the sitting of said Court, that he may then and
there shew cause. if any he has why the PRAYER
thereof s''ould not be granted
Attest: ABlJAH BIGELOW, Clerk
A copy fthe Libel and of the Order of Court
thereon
50 Attest ABIJAH BICELOW. CIerk.
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GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear(if YOU
m see ht) at the Courtof Probate to be hold:
en- at worcester, IN said County, on the first
Tuesday in February next, at ten of the cIocI
before noon, to show cause why the Acconnt nj
the Administration of said Estate should not he
allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
So NATH'L PAINE, J. Prob.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office Dec. Q. 1891
To The Heirs Of JoHN G. ABBaT late Of GraIion.
in said County, deceased and to all others concern.
ed in the Estate of said deceased,
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Wanted Mamediatelv.

RY the subscribers, three JOUR,NEYM A.
I'D SHOE-.M4KERS, on custom work,
whom good encouragement will be given.
. N. Il d. GODDARD
Millbury, Dec 81 n
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Paints, Drugs, Dye Stufs, &c
JOHN COE

Offers for Sale at has Store on Main-Street,
=" HlTE LEAD, Linseed Oil, French Vel
w low, Venetian Red, Chrome Yellow, Red
Lead, Spts: Turpentine, .Copal Varnish, Japan,
Paint Brushes, Window Glass, &c
Together with full assortment Of Drugs
Patent Medicines, Dye-Stufs, Spices, Snuff,
Tobacco, and great variety of other articles,
too numerous to mention, all Of which will be
sold on reasonable terms
Worcester, April I3. tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
PEtHE subscriber requests all those who may
IL be indebted to the late firm of Daniel G
Wheeler, Jr d CO. to call and make payment
and all who may be indebted to him are re.
quested to pay their demands, as it is his deter.
mination after the first of January to do an cx.
elusive cash business
ID. G. WHEELER, Jr.
P. S.-Those not paid in seasonablo time
will be collected by Lawyer.
Worcester, Dec 81
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GoUT. Sir Henry Ealford, at the last
meeting of the College of Physicians, read
paper detailing the results Of his expert
ence in the treatment of the Gout. For the
cure of this disorder, he declared his de-
pendence to be upon colchicum. From
proper use of the vinous infusion of the
root, he had never seen but the best effects
arise; and when the mode of administer
ing this medicine, and thereby cutting short
the attack of the govt, is followed up by
the aeetous extract Of the same root, he
does not think that the intervals between
the attacks are shorter than they used to
be formerly, when the complaint was left
10 patience and flannel. But granting that
they are shorter, yet the weight of three or
Jour attacks of the disorder, of three or
four days continuance each, is scarcely tc
be compared with the pressure of six weeks
painful confinement in the spring, and ont
of equal duration at the latter end Of thu
year.-Lsndon pepper.
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me newspapers state that bed of I" inc
s.eoi ore mas been discovered in Franklin
county, ~ Y. 1t is expected that mine
o. pewter porrlngers will be found near
.ne same pace, and that vein will soon be
eHploreu 81 lhe famous corin,hian brass,
which was mere valuable than yold.
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ANIMAL SAcAcIrY. There is now in the pos.
session of Mr.. Cross, of the White Hart Inn,
Widcombe, dog of the French poodle breed,
whose sagacity and intelligence are such as to
rival the most superior faculty in man. He
will fotch any specific sum Of money from the
I'LL. which he will open and shut himself; and
will fetch and replace any article of wearing
apparel or other thing that he is desired. from
any drawer or cupboard, wbcs he will open
and close himself; he will fetch an ottoman
and place il in the most proper position for his
mistress feet with great politeness and much
thoughtful examination he will put boots,
shoes and other litters out Of sight upon the
slightest bidding, and with a rapidly of move.
ment that would pat any domestic 10 the blush.
II is worthy of notice that Philip (his nancy
Is no, quite twelve months old, and that he has
acquired all his knowledge and usefulness with
OUT oeatlng-Rath Eng \ HernLd
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NEW MARKET
E.REL RSsREES. 1892,

ri ME Races over this course will take place as
X usual the second Tuesday in October
next, and continue four days
FIRST Dny-A swcepstake for colts and FLIES,
three years old; two mile heats; $500 entrance,
hall forfeit; ten subscribers and cloSed-viz:
John Minge enters C.. C. Black Hawk by Hotspur
dam Sir Henry
Richard Adams, b. c. Prmero, by Ratier
Abner ROBINSON Gentry received III time, but mis-
laid, and will be inserted hereaftcr)
Thomas A. Taylor, lido do do
William Wynn, br. c. Anvil. by Tonson, dam
Isabella
VIM. NJ, West, Thomas MGehce's br. C. Sir Wal
ter, by Tonson
J. J. Harrison, Henry Wkinson's c. c. Sir Erin,
by Archie, dam Ratlcr
w. X. Johnson, b. C. Herr Cline, by Archie, dam
Gailatin
d. NJ. Bolts, b. C. Damon, by Gohanna
ID. III. Branch, b. C. Tobacconist, by Gohanna, dam
FlorizeI
Second Dny-Proprietor's Purse $500; two mile
heats; entrance S15.
Third Day-Jockey Club Purse 5000; four mile
heats; entrance 800.
Fourth Day-Proprietor's Purse $3.50; two mile
heats; entrance $15.
The proprietor will only remark that, from the
above shew, the racing here mus; he very interest
ing, particularly the SwcGpstake. The colts enter.
ed are some of the most promising In tic Untod
States, and most of them, if not the whole are ex
pectcd TO run.
Suitable accommodations will be made for tic
Racers and Visitors
Sc l5-w3t o. p. HARE, Propliutor
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sep "a
TRUST SAj.t,
OS VaIs1ahqn Ess.oncr.n

Va SaSg7absc Property,
TEH Virtue of Il Decd of Trust bearing date
u D the goth day of January, 1890, and Of re-
cord IN he Office ofthc Clerk ofthe County Court
OF New Kent, executed by Philip w. Claiborne tn
me tor certain purposes therein mentioned ] shan
on Saturday, the 18Th day of October next sell at
auction to the highest bidder for cash. at the dwell
ing house on the premises, all that piece or par.
Gel OF land lying and being in the county of Joyv
Kent, upon which The said Claiborne resided at
the date of said deed, containing one thousand
acres OF land or thcrcabout being tho same
tract 0r parcel of land purchased by tho said
Claiborne of Francis Foster; only acting Exc
cutor of Joseph Foster, and convened by
SAID Francis Foster to the said Claiborne And
will at the same lime, and at the same place. sell
IN Ike manner for cash. the following Slaves, viz;
Betsy, Caroline, PUNK Sarah, Patsy William
and Daniel, together with such increase Of the l;,.
males as there may be. have no reason to doubt
inc ttle TO tho property, but acting trustee will
convey such title only is Vested IN me by the deed
THOMAS GREEN, trustee
I. S-li the Sale should not DO made on Sat
urddy the 18Th, in consequence of bad weather or
Tor any other cause, it will be made on Monday the
18th Of October. r. &,
Sc 24-tds
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KEEOOfged EgO,,scs for sac.

M ILL be sold, publicly, TO the highest bid
y. V der, in front of tho Now Market House,
at 10 o'clock on Thursday, the 9th October, il be-
ing the day of the four mile that course, the
following MARES s. COLTS:
Sorrel Mare, now heavy with ioal Oy Sir Charles
she by tiiccoobraed Sir Hal, Tie sire of Bo-
livar, John Stan.ey, Vantromp} Pcggy Madeo,
J"hnsou's Medley. and several 6.her good racers
lrey dam by imported DiomcGe, imported Shark, a
thorough bred Janus, raised aud owned by Col.
Etherion, of Northampton County, N. G., Haines'
King Horod, horse Of tho purest blood-see Turf
Register.
A Bay Filly by Marion, Is months old, produce
Of the above Mare.
A sorrc FLY By Sir Charles, from sanrc Marc,
now by her side
by reference 10 the books, it will lie found this
Stock untcs some Of the very best crosses in this
country:-Medlcy, Diomede, Shark, Citizen, and
a double cross of King Uerod.
One other Mare by Sir Hal, 6d Of the dam Of
Rod Rover, which was by Ceutinc-Centincl wm
by imported Diomcde, out Of ono of Col. Scldens
old Brood Mares--ber grand dam by Play or Pay.
imported her e. gr. dam by imported Citizen.
A Colt by Union, from the last Mdre-Union
was by Arab, out Of Mare by Virgioian--hs grea'
dam Wynn's running mare Rsr,ty, by old ST.
Archy--R Rarity from Citizcn--thc Citizen from 4,
Sterling. WILLIAM p. WYCHE.
Sept 23d, 1892.
u The Editors oc The National Ipie7liccncor
are requested 10 give the above thro5 Insertions.
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.StaS,SfE;.

FPESHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LAW School
x will commence its next session on the LIST day
y, a, NoVcmbsr, and will close the latter end of
march, mnklng period of about five months. 1t
Is designed, in the course of instruction which has
oen marked out TO teach all the principal doctrines
vi the English Law as applicable to the United
S'o,cS' ana as 1T has been modified and changed
" ,ne Laws OF virginia. The mode of instruction
VIM DC the same as heret oforc, founded upon the
experience of several years as TO its efficacy Tho
st"dies are directed to the most approved text
DOCKS IN the English and American Law-the
aSS - uaiy examined in the portions of reading
w"ich nave been previously assigned il, and cx-
P'anauons, Illustrations and references to American
ueciSions and the Statutes of Virginia, accompany
'nese examinations. Occasionally Oral Lectures
are resorted to where the information cannot be
s"Pp'ieo In any written treatise. The text books
.nat arc employed, are Blackstones Commentaries
~ni'ty's edition, published in the u. States is the
pest and cheapest,) Cruises Digest of tie Law of
real Property, Qhe New York edition of 1927, is
tne best,) fuckers Commentaries, and Kenrs
commentaries. Judge Tucker not having taken
up IN his Commentaries the subjects of the Judi
cature and the Criminal Law of Virginia, prepara-
IONS Tor supplying this omission, making to
Puoiisn digest of these two branches of our Law;
ana IL is hoped that the publication will be in time
icr Inc students to have tho benefit of IL during the
ensuing session.
me price of instruction exclusive of books
VIII be sou the Session, be paid in cash previous
10 admission INTO the School. The most agreeable
SS"'SS'' ACCOMMODATIONS may readily DC hud ut
private boarding houses, and at taverns, upon very
reasonable terms--say from $40 to Sl2 so per
month, including every thing but fuel and wash.
ing ana tlcso may be procured at very moderate
prices. The whole expense of living, during the
session, uced not exceed $75. Fredericksburg is
strongly recommended, a residence by its salu-
pr'ty, whilst it's known hospitality holds forth to
me student every social enjoyment compatible with
habits of study.
JNO. TAYLOE LOMAX.
July 10, 1882
:, W The Wing and Enquirer will please insert
the above once week. till the LIST of November.
au 10 Win
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E<sIRE1MLD RACns,
ALL MEETING,

FALL MEETING,
49, ILL commence on The Sd Tuesday in %.
w tober next, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY.
Colt Sweepstakc, two mile heats 1920 en-
trance, half forfeit, to which there are ten sub
scribers, with the best colts in the ". States
eight of the ten distinguished winners.
l. David II. Brach enters b. C. Tobacconist by
Johanna, date Winfrees.)
2. VIM. X. Johnson enters b. C. Herr Cline, by Sir
hrchy.
3. Jas. ). Harrison critters Wiknson's CHI. c. by Sir
Archy.
4. WIN. NJ West enters McGhec's b. c. Sir Walter
(the winner of the Stallion Stakes at Treo Hill, J
by Monsieur Tonson.
5. VIM. Wynn enters b. C: Anvil, by Monsieur
Tonson.
6. WIN. IL. Minge enters b. f. Florida, by Conten.
7. Jno. NJ. Bolts enters br. c. Douglass by Gohan
ma, out of the ddrn Of Collier.
8. Richard Adams enters b. C. Primcra, by Rator.
9. Henry A. Tayloe enters Cornoio, by Katler.
TO- Jno. Minge entors bl. c. Black Hawk, by Hot
spur.
SECOND DAY.
Proprietor's Purse 5000, two mile heats, en-
trance $l5.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club PURGE $3.50, without discount, four
mile heats, entrance $50.
FOURTH DAY.
* Colt Swccpstake, two mile heats 300 en-
trance, half forfeit, TO which there arc four Cub
scribers, uamcv
l. Jno. Minge enters Peter Lyons b. c. by Co
hanna.
2. Jno. W. Botts enters CHI f Barbara, by Cohanna,
out of Wild Cat.
3. Thos. Carter enters cb. f. by Hotspur, dam by
Jack Andrews.
4. o. p. Hare enters b. f. Kate Konnon, by Con.
tention; dam Columbia
Ample accommodations will be provided at the
Fairfield Dwelling House,
JNO. MINGE, IN
son eff
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VALUABAB MS9ATE

E obedience to tho above decree, the undcrsgn-
81 ed will, on tho 18th day Of October next, pro-
coed to sell, at Public Auction, on the PROMISES
for cash, the whole, such part of the Tract of
Land OF Philip w. Claiborne, Esq. may he sufi
GENT for the purposes Of said decree. The said
tract of land lies in New Kent county, the
right bank of the Panunky river, where the nay.
CATION is bold enough to ship produce to any part
of the world The Improvements are a brick
dwelling house, sixty feet by twenty -four, with
seven r"omss in good order, having been recently
thoroughly repaired, with barns, stables and ali
other houses necessary for the genteel accommo-
dat'on OF a large family and for agricultural PuFI
poses. This land is repuicd to be one of the most
productive in the lower country, and peculiarly
adapted TO the culture Of corn and other staple
articles of produce. 1t abounds with springs of
the PUfost water, and is in neighborhood rcputed
for hospitality and good society. The title is
believed to be indspuiabl5. IF the weather on tie
18Th of October should be TOO entovourable for the
sale to take place that day. the sale will be post
Poned TIL the Monday thereafter the 18th of Oc>
tObsT,
JOHN y. CLOPTON,
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE, No''i"
eeD 1O--ctds
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PoErl.aNp, iMe.l Sept. 20.

PORTIAND, (Mo.) Sept. 70.
We learn that Mrs Sally Parker, of Wcstbrook,
was yesterday burn. to death. She was reaching
for cup board over tho fire place. when her clothes
took fire, and instantly envelopcd her in flames.
There only two little children in The house,
who out of doors for assistance They met
another little pir, her daughter, about IL years
of age, who, on going into the house, her m :
Their in the room, screaming, and covered with fire.
This girl ran Off for help, but there none near
This happened in the morning at o'clock. At
10 sho expired in the most excruciating agonics,
literally burnt all over, and presenting a most
horrible spectacle.
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DIED.

On Wednesday, the 26th inst in Manchester.
captain WILLIAM Corr, IN the 18th year Of his
sge, leaving respectable and numerous G,n,;lv 10
bemoan his loss-Capt. Golf was frank. honora-
bic and honest mon-generous to a fault and has
probably left many friends and few enemies ne
falls TO the lot Of humanity. His friends and ac.
gnaitances are requested 10 attend bis funeral,
This afternoon, at 4 o'clock, at ms residence in
Manchester
His brethren Of the Masonic fraternity are invi.
ted to join Manchester Lodge, No. IA, of Which
The deceased was a member, in paying to his MON
Dry that respect 10 which his worth ss Mason en-
titled bin.