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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-02
For RENT.

4 s Agent am authorized to offer for rent
n the place lately owned and occupueid
by Symon BexleY, situated in the hills near
the Military Road, about two miles from
has a never failing well of excellent water,
and has on it comfortable cabins, with brick
ehimneys and a stable. There are about
twenty acres Of land cleared of wood, and
nearly ready for cultivation, with new rails
sufficient to enclose it.
JOHN w. SIMMONS.
September %, 2-tf.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-02

NOTIcE.-The Co.partnersuip hereto
IN fore existing between the subscribers
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Persons having claims will present them.
and those indebted, win make pavment -
4. B. Vail or II. G. Dade. The name e
Vail B Dade will be continued for the set
Element Of the business Of the late frm-F3.
G. Dade intending to continue the bust
ncas on his own aecnnnf. - e.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-02

LOB RENT.-1Iae cOmforfa ma
and convenient Dwelling House. s15
Lot situated on the upper 'Tuscaloosa road
az present n the occupancy Of George TucE-
er' Esq. ALS04-A convenient residenee.
% 1ne same road, q little more IN town. -
fermsmodeFate. AnplvIto
- .lbs DRAKE, s CO.
s.SWlSsa .lsseigastsa APenfs.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-02
IDLSSOLUTTOFS SALE

NHE Co-partnership Sexisting u;1
Il /. CASTOR and S. w. Robbins - !,
dissolved on the 1sr day Of Jannaq I,
aud the stock Of Liquors. Wines ~ 81
previously disposed of, win on TIA! 3
offered at public auction. These ~
20 the firm existing previous to tns a
ola. F. Robbins, are requested "a
Immediately. as no further ind9 0llggo[
BE given. Il L. GAS11VSJTrSl
aa az S. w, RO"D
Dec. 10, IT,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-02

80 3. J. GOODWIN 4 CC |
IT AVE now IN store, q large 10 a,
" gro Lfnsems, Kerseys
ke9s, Hats, shoes, &c.
. Nov. q, 18s7-l1-tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
u. s. LAWS.
[BY AUTHORITY.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
TwRNTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

PUBLIc-No ii.
AN ACT making appropriations for the pay
ment Of the revolutionary and other pen
sioners of the United States, for the year
one thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight.
BE it enacted By the Senate and House
of Representatives. Of the United States Of
america, in Congress assembled, That the
following sums be, and the same is hereby
appropriated, in addition to former appro.
priations, TO be paid out Of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
for the pensioners Of the u. S., for the year
one thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight.
For the Revolutionary pensioners under
the several acts, other than those Of the fif-
teenth Of May, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty-eight; the seventh of June, one
thousand eight hundred and thrty-two ;
and the fourth Of July, one thousand eight
hundred and thiru-six, four hundred and
twen,y-six thousand seven hundred and
seyeLty-two dollars;
For the invalid pensioners, under various
laws, one hundred and tbirty-four thousand
and seventy-fve dollars and sixty-two ccrts.
For pensions 10 widows and orphans, un-
der the act Of 4ih July, one thousand eight
hundred and ihirty-siI, one million four
hundred and nineiy.two thousand six hun
dred and eigh,y-fye dollars.
For BALI pay pensions, payable through
the Office Of the Third Auditor, five thou
sand dollars.
JAMES X. POLK,
Speaker sf the House Of Represtntafire'
Ri. NJ. JOHNSON,
President Of the Senate.
/ APrRovrp, March 10, 1888.
NJ. VAN BUREN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
Nepport NocemJer 10th, 1875.


SIR:-Your proposals ofa truce with this
Town was laid before us yesterday, by II
committee appointed to wait on you for
that purpose; we should be happy in COM
plying with them, but our very unhappy Sit
uation we fear is such, that however anx-
ious we are to comply with your proposals,
we shall not have it in our power unless
Capt. Wallace will please to consent and
agree that whatever provisions, &c. he may
have occasion for, should be procured and
furnished him by Samuel Dyre, Esq, who
will wait on you to receive your orders for
the same whenever you please. Our great
fear is, that should your men be suffered by
you to come into our market we should not
be able to preyen, them from being taken.
If Capt. Wallace will agree TO be fur
nshed by Mr.. Dyre, we hope the truce may
be and you may be assured ev-
cry thing shall be done by us, and the great
est part of the inhabitants remaining in
town, that it shall not be violated on our
part; we also promise that every thing
shall be done to prevent the troops from
coming into town. Capt. Wallace to be
furnished with fresh Beef, &c. for hs Ships
use lying under his command here. The
Ferry, Market, Wood Boats, and Fish
Boats to pass and repass unmolested.
Signed by order and in behalf of the
Town Council of Newport.
WIN. CODDINGTON,
Council Clerk.
To JAMES WALLACE, Esq,
Commander of His Majesty's Ship Rose.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
COURT or SESSIONS,
FRIDAY, MARCH %.

Our venerable friend, 4" dear Dick Riker,"
as he is fnmiliarly called, re,ires from
the Recordership on the 30th April and
as we shall never, never :" look upon his
like again." and rs with all bis faults we
love him still, it becomes our duty TO do
Justice to his dying declaration I've ailude
TO his official DEATH as far as in us lies.
We are aware that on, descriptions Of
his speeches and statements are supposed
by some TO SAVIOUR Of the romantic, but we
can assure our subscribers that the truth,
as it occurs in the Court of Sessions, IS FAR
more strange than any fictiun could be ;
and we are Consistently compelled to omit
much that is too oUtre for submission to
our renders.
Punctually Mt noon, Yesterday, dear Dlcl
RlkC; took his seat with Aldermen Randall
and Tayler, aud began the business Of ih'
court.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
Head Quarters, Norember 18th 1775.

Head Quarters, Norember 18th 1775.
GENTLEMEN IL received a copy Of let
ter signed by James Wallace, Commander
of his Majesty's Ship Rose, together with
your appreciation to the contents. Ia an
swer to which am to let you know that !
will permit you to supply the Ministerial
Navy, now in your harbor, with fresh pro-
visions &c, provided the quantity be ascer-
tanned, and is no more than what is suffi-
cien, or has been heretofore made use OF;
and that under the inspection Of man that
shall uppoin, and authorize, and no other
wise. Provided that he, said Wallace, with
all the vessels and boats under his command
and directions, lets oil the wood, market q
ferry boats pass and repass, together with
their passengers & effects, unmo!es,cd and
unexamined on failure or breach of which
j shall Immediately stop the supplies. Thi.
is all iha: eau be expected in supplying the
Ministerial Navy. without they remove out
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
OUT FUI HuI1UIO sNIF
VIM. CODDINGTON,
COUNCU CItTh.
To Esek Hopkins, Esq, Brig'r General of
the force in the Colony.
Council Ger

Head Quarters, NoremJer 10TH, l775.
GENTLEMEN Il received yours this day
wherein you request the word unexamined
to be left out of my proposals which 1 now
give you leave to do, but think it will be
more for your interest TO leave it in.
am, gentlemen, your humble sery't,
ESEK HOPKINS, b. G.
To the worshi pful Town Council of the
Town Of Newport.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
The worshipful Town Council of Newport

In General Committee appointed to take
care Of the public safety during the recess Of
the General assembly, held at Providence
on the 2Sth day Of Oct. A. ID. l775.
Upon the application of the Town Coun-
Gil of Newport voted, that his Honor the
Governor be requested to write to the Town
Council of Newport, informing them that
this Committee is surprised at their receiv-
ing and recommending an application from
George Rome for furnishing him with pro-
visions and delicacies, when he hath so a
vowedly and VIGOROUSLY been guilty of sup
plying the inveterate enemies of this coun-
try, aud done every thing in his power to
promote the utter destruction of it. That
he also inform them that they have been
imposed upon in the assertion in their let
ter, that the General Assembly had ordered
that George Rome's estate on the Point
should not be meddled with by the Troops,
the same beiDg utterly false.
And that this Committee do not think
proper to give orders for the restoration of
the effects of said Rome taken from the
Point.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
POLICE: REPORT.

We copy from the New York Herald
the following report of the proceedings in
the Court Of Sessions in that city on the 23d
ut.; which, from its infinite humor and
admirable caricature Of Recorder Riker,
canno, fail to amuse our readers aud afford
them hearty laugh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
RuoDE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.
MEMOIR OF RHoDE-isLAND.
1776.

Head Quarters, Middleton Oct. "a, l775.
GENTLEMEN This day received your
memorial in which you request me to re-
move the Troops under my command far
ther from the town of Newport, as it is a
matter of great consequence to the inhabl-
tants of this Colony, and the General AS
sembly meets this day, shall transmit CO.
py of your memorial to them, & when L re-
ceiye their answer and instructions in con-
sequence thereof, shall Immediately make
the Town Council of Newport acquainted
Herewith. am. with great regard,
You humble serv't.
ESEK HOPKINS, Il. G.
The worshipful Town Council of Newport
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
Of cannon shot of the Town Of Newport.
am genl'n, your humble seryt.
ESEK HOPKINS, b. Gen'l.
Town Council of Newport

Nepport. NoremJer 10th, l775.
SIR Your proposals for settling truce
between the Town of Newport and Capt.
Wallace, we have received and examined
the same, aud as the word unexamined"
in your proposals, seems TO us. will not be
complyed with by Capt. Wallace, request
you will leave the same out, as we appre-
hend it contrary to his instructions and the
acts of Parlament, and are fearful it will
greatly impede the wished for truce.
am, in behalf of the Town Council
of Newport,
Sir, your very humble serv't
WIN. CODDINGTON,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11

will suspend hostilties against the
Town, till have further orders, upon their
supplying the Kings Ships with fresh beef
&c. Let it remain neuter; the Ferry and
Market Boats to supply 1t unmolested. If
the Rebels enter the Town and break the
neutrality, l hold myself disengaged and at
liberty to do my utmost for the Kings SER
vice. (Signed)
JAMES WALLACE,
His hiajesty's Ship Rose.
Noy. 14h, 1875.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11

1t a Torn Council Ntwport November.
VOTED, That Messrs. Francis Malbone,
John MawGsley, Simon Pease and John
Malbone, are appointed committee to
wait on Capt. Wallace, and to request of
him to communicate in writing to the Town
Council, on what condition and terms he
should expect to be supplyed with provis-
ions and other necessaries from the Town,
from time to time, for his Majesty's Ships
under his command, as he may have occa-
sion Of Signed by order of Council,
WIN. CODDINGTON,
Council Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11

To the Inhabitants Of the ToDn of Nerport
The above Treaty renewed this 18th day
Dec. l775, acceeded to by the Town-meet-
ing. JAMES WALLACE.
December Goth, further renewed to the
Cd Monday of January next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-01
TRULY WONDERF AND EXTRA OR
DINAhY PHENOMENON!

HORSE IHRFE YE4RS Old WITHOUT a
PARTICLE of HAIR!
THIS extraordinary animal will be- exhibited DAYS for
the qualification Of the curious, New York latter.
sails betweea the hours of A. NJ and NJ, Sunday
cepted
Ths HORSE the first known in the world to which
Nature has denied covering of hair the ornament
and protection OF his In addition which also DOS
many other pecuarcs of appearance great
symmetry IF FORM and his substantial points have by good
Judges been pronounced sponabe and parts
deemed model His color is beautiful bronze, with some
white marksp fecty doce and accustomed being
died. he be mnuey examined by strangers without the
slightest apprehension Of danger.
The spectacle this ANNA presents magnificent pleas
ing and the feeling Of admiration excited the beholder Is
unaccompanied by those sensations usually at
tending +" Lusus Nature"
Adnttsnce, IS cents. i29 Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-01

1T This preparation has, In all where u has been
used and hiss been sced IN with the nerve Of the dis
eesed tooth, thus FAR proved
AN INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
for that most and ,orentg annsysnee the Tooth
Ache. Unte other articles the purpose, can be
applied -hh the utmost safety is noin The least degree
hurfu 10 the teeth and therefore produces no Injurious 81.
fects u placed in contact with those that are sound As
remedy
FpR THE tooth ACHE,
s success Is without PARALLEL II thoroughly removes
all soreness and leaves the Teeth in n eondor tor
being filled; and a. efectuslly arrests thc progress
have already hecome csrious; entirely destroys That
dissgreeabe smell which impaired 10 the breath
by dscayed teeth Price 20 cents. For sale only by W
mcnson, 70 Fulton street James w. Hart, W D., corner
Brnadsy and Cbsers street; w. ~ Guou corner Howery
and Gran street, Pike ard fny street snd whole
sale and retail al Graad between hast broadway and
Division street. jls Smeods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-01


oens No 222 Pearstreet stairs and examne SCOTS IN
t~f tsbeto, Wroug Iron sogether with The many salts
factory his possession Of the perfect security Of
,hos uy celebrated SAFES against fire and robbers and also
he apacty o the Mineral Ahes,os uow ound 10 abundance
IN STATEN Island the southern part Of pennsylvania nnc
in other sections United states, and with which each
safe Is thoroughly hned resist ehectualy the most sfcrse
heat Among the sdduee N proof OF the
erire efficacy these safes IN protecting their contents IRON
injury nv FIRE we merely select the following. -, -
John Scott the sole paenee for the application ~ me M
,y.I efo the construction Of iron safest exposed W the
city of Philadelphia the 2eh Oct 1856 IN the presence
numerous ctirepa woodeNbsr covered 70 ~ nes
with Asbestos the burr Of ore cord o seasoned WOOL
the box flied with paper snr,se snn wner
opsped ousd uniniured, although the iroh
CRATE upon wtSch rested h<atcS tesae Ss one 81
Ssofs 4sbestos C,, he only we believe ~ hs CITY
that uel In the counting house Of Nessrs Hueparn
Casey Exchange Place az the tWe in The great hre IN ths
city, which saved all its conterts uninured. 60,
Tker certificate, with pamber OF others Of the hrhestre
specabity together With the various patterns oi e ano
safes be al the of A. Necr No ~ Ptaf
agent to manufacturers whom hey he obain
Ell IT eur regular wholesale prices. 80 -
n1-Sms JOHN SCOTT y CO,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-01

lssAhNs lamps. wAHHANTEp-Improvcd
W chsnical ard Ornamental Lamps, recently iavensa by
Mrrs Ocean Co Paris, superior aRy fomer invention
their utili and beauty
The subscriber, sole agent srd iur.sr IN the United
States FOR Messrs Decau co bers leave respectfully
form the ladies and Gentlemen 81 th city that ne
I'd store No 76 Junction ofMaiaen Lane aad Liberty
rr fashona II LAMPS which he intends keep constantly
hand and invites all those who be Interested " The use
thereof to favor him with call being confident that this art-
Gle. entirely from the popularity has already as
uurd fashionable circles ~ Paris and FROM tire ex
tensve orders whch constantly resete hat ~ merits
fail duly appreciated by this Eeeent cen nu
niy beng besides sufficient 70 examine and
recog-ire all is useful properties the necbsn ens per-
plain and operation and being NJ the
tre obsc, of curiosity by irei
These Lamps he adapted purpose IN the way of
illumination and be asserted without hestston OF essg
geration-ha alone produces gh equal TO 10 sperm
rnpde Orc be used ~ discretion without
the least oil tersop on snc piece the table bya
very sis,pl~ combination adapted az chandelier
One peries OF this ng-n0us invenlien "
,hp, The rlass ube and not the wick that the
,rh, a. The alter i not bv the raising NOR
diminished the owtrnrs 81 the wck except however when
total extinction isreqniies.
apoiber peculiarly else OF is the NEST common lamp
co be used becouirg clarified by the functions the
which latter u wound in the evenng and
Inc suitably erus,e, .nung furher aenos
Is required for the whole night
The subscriber has also hand full assortment OF plain
fancy Candle Screens, article entirely cheap,
easily adapted 10 candles which gives them the deceptive
gentle light very rscoameDdshle Industrious readers
ard writer's There alss such fancy o sger de-
ji2Sns AUG'N DACON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-01
Exchange Reading Roem and Foreign

II The Proprietor of the above establishment great
pleasure in his friends
rally that be has removed luo the large and splendid FIRE
proof room IN the Exchange, the William
Neither pains expene have been spared arrange
meats OF the News Room and the establishment be-
eved 10 be the best OF Of lis Kind in the United states
addition to the numerous files Of American and foreign papers
and prices current kept records of arrivals and
sales of stock at the Board at Brokers' Teegraphc
palhotek r
Tbs Foreign Letter Office has MP so as to give
the greatest possible safety al letters within II per-
fect security against fire and all other accidents
ed by deposiiing letters In this Office
the other privileges enjoy ed by subscbes
haD the pr OF subscription to all having
correspondence with foreign countries.
i@ nII
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-01

hNRIs 4OOrH PAsTk-A Few and elegant aru.
~ Gle for the TeethThe Orris Tooth Paste while hesu.
s the teeth removing and preventing every OF
tartar and giving 10 them clear peary wht~Dess also
heghens the color OF the lips gums gives additional
beauty 10 the fou easembie OF the mouthby lis sinfecng
properties greatly tends the decay,
andto purify the sreaand also adds that peculiar
grant swes,ness The breath for which the Root
Justly celebrated as that article largely the compo-
stisn ofthe Orrs Tooth Pssegivng its
tally contributing 10 that agreeable which
this Paste preeBlne ntly possesses who have
Partially for tooth wash The Orrs Tooth be par.
ttcuIariy acceptable. readily converted mo
pleasant and most excellent tooth piece
about Ike size OF In small quantity water which cen
be sene on the instant The Ors Tooth thus
all the advantages OF ooh withou that
be brought against the in which az the
ater description must OF necessity DO put up-and equally
rec rom Tie many objections that applicable ,otooh pow
ders from their want OF neatnes sppensge
The great numbe OF articles that have bees submitted
public Tor improving the ~ the which
nave 80 generally proved proprie-
tor oil The Ofrs Toeh Psse confident sfiu superior
excellence and virtue TO observe that should
prove ineffective the money will be returned.
can he had OF n. G. Hart It's Broadway; Mrs. A. G.
Cannons, No. Aston House, Broadway; James n Usn
2ls Broadway George c. Howe Ia Chatham s John
Hove Dentist l04 Grand street. corner OF Mercer r. N.
Suion oner Bowey and Grand Hesry Pike
SIS, nnd wboe,a snd retail at4l Grand between East
Broadway and vsos st. Price SO Be careful 70
ob'sa The paste. d sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-01

hn.J, FRANCIS, DkNTlsT-Has removed TO
~ lS8 Chambers street, opposite Hudson
continues practice in all the various branches OF Dentistry
the most recent and improved principles His premuna
Ineorruptsle Teeth are Of the best quality full
raned 10 remain permanent TO the without the OF
sprisgs or lgstoes Tooth ache drops that viii the
most violent tooth ache In afew moments and the
time the tooth, and ali pa gums.
ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted by Or. Francis. which
not be distinguished from The natural and IN perform every
motion OF that organ without giving the slightest pss For
an improvemen IN this art he has received diploma
Also EYE WATER Dr. p. respectfully soicts the stsea-
uon ntbe public bis extraordinary and efhcscious
Eye Water u has fo proved itself most vslssb!e spPh
catien nfann Of the These
have been diseased for has PERFECTLY cured In few
days. and isergaged 10 do 81.
The Rev Harrison ~ Thompson street, procured bottle
Of the shove for Ms Hsrrisons asonMbsest
the dirness and pain whch has
r nany, She had used many waters they
all failed therefore hope the public viii appreciate
its value. JOSEPH HARRISON.
This certify that I, Mrs. MCsffey No 2Jsmss street
widow Of the late DR. MCsfrey, has Dr. Francis eye
water which am happy 10 state had the desired effect and
may saved me from absolute blipdre thsref.rs
safely recomns Nd e and valuable
and only rsqures he kDswp make NIL ether
Prem the tesineny Of those who lave used the Bye
prepared by DR. Frsnes have no hesitation IN
Ing u TO the special notice Of the public.
DUNCAN DUNBAR
fP-'m' Pastor NJ the Mnnup nd-si Church.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-01

TVO THE FAsHICHABLE COMMgnLTn
rangsmess accessory the opening Of fashionable hat rs
tsb!shmes would nlsrn ~ friends and tae csnmaay
those whs may honor him WIKI visit article wiacn ne
fonaly hopes win be fouad suited tn their desres
In appearing before Rashonabe World 10 nanueeturt
and provide this essential article Of dress, and 70 SUN II
TO the various and prcslarties Of man Of ne
proprietor nsbe othe magnitude OF the undertsA
but rests with perfect confidence IN The an
plcaoa most particular branch Of the business
For the insrmaeG OF thoee who chose 70 avor nm
the proprietor weuld state his decided determination I'd YEA
strictly the Cash Principal The tacttss OF purchasing
the material manufacturing, eHtireyt orc ahe weuid
self that pains shall be wanting on hs ars
the OF his customers and engaging
wachu to anticipate He wound solicit
candid unbiased inspection Of the goods OF hls proauci
An assortment Canes Umbrellas Stocks Gloves brusnet'
&c, constantly on hand. n1Smk WALLlH. l70 bEoadWay
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-01

CHEsS-The subscriber has opened in the bu Hiding
~ rear OF Sunday Morning News Office apartment hand
somely fitted up for Chess Playing.
Genenen who play wish learn the ame are respect
fully invited TO call and see the arrangements.
The members OF the Club requested attend the meet
ings every Saturday evening at II O'clock
Entrance through Crocker's Exchange Office No. II Ann
street, and from Broadway through the long hall adjoining
American Museum ABM. BASSFORD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-01
Second Ward Hotel.

second WNId Hotel.
III 4. JONES formerly Of Providence r. L. and late OF
Harlem, ~ respectfully begs leave inform friends
aud the public in general that he has taken above well
knew Hete which he intends fitting up style not 10 be
surpassed His Wines and Liquors OF the qualify and
pains i'll be spared to render every thing com
Il rleble 10 all who may favor him with CALL
He would also inform the public that the house being very
comnodous he will be prepared all times
Societies, Abilraon Court Martas and meetings all de-
cpons with spacious and airy rooms and good
attend. -
B. Supper and Dinner Parties will Ne atendedo in real
epcurean style the shortest notice. con-
santly hand. iI7Im-