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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-28
sruPENnOuS FRAUD.

The new state Of Michigan is not q
xhiG behind old Massachusetts. % ihe
,illany Which ehsFscierizes ils banking
operations. IL seems from The Detroit
Advertiser. that he Bank Commissioners
have discovered . pretty mass Of eoETuP-
lion in The " Farmers Bank Of ienessee
Counly." They entered into an e.
animation of The sfTairs of The Bank on the
10Th ulI.-They found no officer in
charge, and no set Of books had ever been
kepI. II appears that the FIRST election
of directors look place on The 30lh 81
December 1897. on which DAY III. X Je-
rome was elected President. and X. NJ.
] Morrison. Cashier. The security Of the
Bank. bond Of 25O. 900 dollars. was fill-
cd and approved BY The treasurer and
clerk, and the bank commenced opera
lions. On the 4lh Of January last. ROBBERS
j. s. Page was elected Cashier. The
| Commissioners found file nj notes de-
signaied " stock notes." file 81 receipts
10 the several subscribers 10 stock, and
I utlriluuIeNu unACs " AttS atH'bHt " Ao0i
653:50 dollars, Two Of these notes,
amounting 10 upwards Of 100000. were
given by n. X. Jerome. the President,
payable Eve years AFTER date! Two
others for upwards Of $4,000 given by
Rufus Brown. jr. were also made payable
i've years AFTER date!
The bills were found in the Bank
signed By Jerome as Presidsn, and Page
as Cashier, amounted tn 3.I55 dollars
No specie or foreign bills Of any descrip
lion were found! Copies only Of lht
bonds aud mortgages. given as securities
could be found. The whole amount o
specie which appears a, any time the bono
fde property Of the Bank was only l50i
dollars. Instead Of the 10 per cent
specie payment, the stock subscriber
gave 10 The Treasurer their individua
notes for the insIalmcnt payable in specie
for which the Treasurer gave sreci'
receipts The Commissioners fur,he
say there is no evidence that any install
menls Of the clpilsl stock we're ever pai'
according to Law.
These. says the Journal of Commerce
are the Institutions which The jackson
Van Buren-Bentonisn Legislators Of Mich
isan devised TO give the community
better " currency" They are the praIcr
about irreteemable bank issues.
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TIE ARKANSAS INDIANS.

The Arkansas Gazette of the 3Olh n
las, month furnishes the following ,nlur.
nation concerning the Indians 10 tie
western part Of tha, erri,nry:
I'VE regret TO learn that considerable
dissatisfaction is daily manlles,ing itself
among some uf the Greek emigrsnl',
who have been removed 10 our wesirrn
frontier within the last year or ton. Dur
informant SAYS they show but lItle dis
position To plan, corn. or do any thing
lnr their future support. In several in.
stances they have destroyed their O~n
tenres and other properly, and gi,cn 9th.
81 evidences Of turbulent spirit; ani
the old women among them hate bren
heard Ia declare. as som as The green
corn is 4, to pull, the white people @u'1
look oul.
Wr.,are M, disposed 70 excite alarm
among our citIzcns, by every nlle rep""
tia, is ru, in circulation. bui ihis comes
from surh a source a. 10 leave US ~
IoubI OF the hostile inicntinn OF many oil
he new emigrAnts. Our informant Is A
gentleman Of unl,spuied veraci'y. Wh'
has been engaged fnr several years in re-
noring the Indians to tie West. aud b"
just returned from that country. lie
does not think there is any immediate
LANCER 10 be apprehcndei, but ha. no
Ioubl. il the military force on The West
is not greatly increased. and that, "o'
shortly. We may anticipate hostility from
.ome of the new emigrants within tue
coming year"
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a SeIE:liade Mm.-AMr. M'Dowell,

"A Sey.lfads Man.-AMr. M'Dowell,
a native Of Scotland, Who has resided
several years in Liberia. gives The follow.
ING description Of sell taught inhabiIanl
Of that Colony:
Among The entirely uncdueaied men.
there is one who deserves special notice.
lie was, before emigraiing, barber in
Norfolk, Va. and has been in the Colony
some years. During more prosperous
days. wien commercial specula,ions were
very profitable. he carritd on at the same
time the trades If blacksmith. merchant
and hotel keeper. But more than all
these. he practices as an attorney. and
although he can neither read nor write
there are lew ol his mnre learned brethren
Of the faculty, who like TO enter the lists
against him. lie carefully aud accurate.
~ commits 10 memory those clauses in
his books bearing on the case IL his client.
hy having them read over To him by hi
clerk, so that in the course Of his plead.
ing. when called for his authority. he al
once refers the honorable court 10 the
page, chapter. section. Dc. ri Blackstone.
or the revised Statutes Of Virginia, open.
the book al the place marked. and appear.
to read accurately the quotations referred
To.
Ills eIoqnence, although setting al the
rules Of grammar and rhetn,ic - might,
be expected at defiance. still being
characterized by strong good sense anil
Shrewd logic. adlIag tn these a poril,
figure. somewhat d,gulfrd men, and a
par # green spectales. mak,s him ma Dc
sricabIe nfronen'. lie is, 10 boot. d
stauuch friend IL the oppressed. and ha.
nf;en rescued their rights fro within the
grasp Of the learned sophis,ry of hi.
fellow prac,ilinners-and is always to BE-
found strong advocate in favor Of the
government. Thnse who have been in
the habit Of visiting Mouroria. will a.
once recognize the individual alluded to.
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administration 10 render he whole cur
renew Of Ihs country worthless. Gene
raj Jackson himself Is not more DESTROYS
han ,he Wings are. that ihs people
should have just - much hard money .
Ihey want. but when under pFeIexi Of re-
storing the constitutional currency, The
tory party wresls IRON ihe people. . cur
reney with which they have always been
satisfied. and reduces the country 10 dis
uess By violent attempts 10 reduce false
and spurious theories 10 practice, then
,hs Wings are fund in opposition, on
the side Of The people.
Kelnebeck journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-28

An account il given OF recent inter
view with Mr.. J. q Adams al Washing
ton. during which he is reported To hsv,
used the following language
have long been firm believer j.,
the revelation uf God. anil have In.
trusted in the atnnement uf Chris; and
during a long IiIe have seen The PRAYER
Of faith prevail with lsrael's G"d. l. j.
true have been called BY Co.'s pow
dence to discharge high obligations to my
chuuiry; have been four tunes in Eu.
rope. anil spen, more Than twenty year,
of my life 10 Ioreiga countries. | was IheI
called 10 The Presidency; and the f,u
years that filed The chair, were th
onIy unhappy years Of my life. Now il,
my old age feel i, peculiarly my prerega-
tive To guard the liberties oil my county.
men from danger. have assumed vas
responsibilities, and in this rugged crlsu
J have desired the prayers Of all the gnos
and virtuuus. shall sooa pass away
aud u our country is To remain free. o,iIe'
and younger and stronger men mus, III,
the breach. They must be men equal H.
any crisis. aud not afraid OF danger; AM
above all. they must be men o( prayer
anj pielv.
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II is stated. in Northern paper. that
the recent union of Mr.. Theodore Dwight
Weld q relebraledAb BOLTON lecturer. with
Miss AngeIine Emily Grimke. formerly
Of 5. C. and daughter Of one 0f The most
learned and high-minded eilizens Of that
state. (who. unfortunately Tor her, died
before she was fairly nnOsed. was erle-
braled neither BY civil nor religious riIes
that neither priest nor magistrate was
called upon 10 conseerale the nupIial tie;
buI that they were content 10 call on The
hye-slanders 10. witness that they took
each other for husband and wife! How
rapidly and certainly does one fully lead
10 another. Miss 6rimke lately lefs a
circle Of warm admirers in The most po'
Iished society Of South Carolina. Ca
ing TO the North, she became Infected
with AboliIionism. and. although gifted
with genins Of n high order. she soon
threw of the native modesiy Of her sex
TO derlaim in public on The enOrmilies ri
slavery-and she has now closed heI
maidcnly career. by entering upon the du'
Ties. while she dlscards the most beauii'
! lul and solemn ceremonies Of the malri'
mOnial Observation-Disclosures, hsI
career is downward: and il she esrsps
obscuriiy. we fear her celebrity will b
deeply painful to the friends Of her you'd
IA celebrity earned BY ihowing oil al
moral and all religious restraint. as sh'
seems TO have discarded al feminine de
licacy. II she shall hereafter compe
Mr.. Weld To relinquish his place AZ " bet
and board" in order that she may rsndeI
her philanthropy more conspicuous. b!
taking some cuiTee in his place. il woul,
not surprise us-f"r To what length wal
not Fanaiicism lead its ylclims'
Lynehburg Iirg.
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EDUCATION IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

The Baltimore American says, OF Mas
sachuseiIs:
Ill is not saying too much 10 remark.
that a community so zealously and &C.
lively devoted % the advancement ol
knowledge. cannot be other than great
uader a government which recognises
popular information as the source of all
stability and permanency. Nor is il 10 be
wondered al that the Governor Of thai
Commonwealth should feel himself hon
urcdsn participating on every occasion
with the public assemblages of such a
population. Il would he difficult Ia pic.
lure To ones self more sublime moral
spectacle than that Of tie chief magistrate
Of a SELF governed sovereignty cumnun.
ing with ihusc TO whom lie is accuun-
table for the discharge OF the important
trusts committed 10 him, and joining
with them as me Ul their number in al.
vancing the common good. The uecessa.
~ result uf such state Of things Is Iu
be found in The fitm and enlightened al
vocacy Of genuine freedom which has al
ways distinguished the pnrIinn of tie l..
MON To winch We aIlaje. In her sans
Massachusetts beholls the influencing
supporters Of order and good government.
and can. Ike The Rom n mother. POM
To her children as her riches, jewels
As citizens Of Maryland We feel - proud
Of an opportunity al acano~ I.dgins ex.
ceIIcnce that must command respect, and
will we trust be initiated by this our ma
live STATE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-28
A PROPHET.
From the Clinic Of AnriI ISL.

Ffom the Globe Of April 1881.
In eight or nrne months from this
lime every substantial CITIZEN " Ill have a
hDg silken purse. ol fine open net work
tl'r"' the lnIerssires Of which tie yeIlos
gold will shine anil glitter. The TRAVELLERS
will be free from the pesIileuee oi ragged.
iIIhy, Snd counterfeit notes. Every sub.
Sranlial mau's vile aud daughter " III TIA.
vel upon gold. The satellites OF the Bauk
alone. To show their sulJection 10 their
Iiege monarch, will repiue al the loss Of
paper
Fur years, instead of " eigh, or nine
months" have passed, aud suIl when We
,sk-" Where's the coldr'-echo an.
swers, really don't know"
CharieSfoa Free Press.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-28

Daings in Philadslpaia.-The Ahor.
tionisls have succeeded in engenderia,
a bitter feeling Of hostility between H.,
whites and free blacks in Philadelphia
That city was, we understand, In ss,,s
OF very high excitement, in consequence
Of some murders committed by blaels.
upon white men, and IL required sll ths,
force Of the city authorities 10 keen he
peace. Qaiei and good feeling have M,
prevailed there since the burning Of de
Abolition Hall.
0nFTiday night I'VE believe last week.
one Of the city police was killed By free
negro without any provocasion known.
, As soon as the fact was made public, a
strong excitement was aroused. which
was with difficulty allayed. BY assurance,
! from he city authorities, that the mur.
deter was a lunatie who had escaped
from tic custody Of his keepers. Ca
the next. Saturday night, respectable
citizen standing near his own door. vas
stabbed BY two free blacks, and expired a
shor, time afterwards. This revived the
public Indignation; and we are informed.
that The prospect at one time. was. tia. !.
would be impossible TO present general
massacre Of the blacks. The milnn was
called ou,-ihe blacks eoncealed them.
selves as well as they could, and many
lied to New Jersey.
The Philadelphia papers received yes.
ierday contained M mention Of the dis.
turbanees, except card from the Sheriff.
thanking some Of the companies for the
prompt and efficient aid they had extend.
ed 10 him in preserving the reace Of tis
city. Richmond Wing.
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Chariesfoa free Press.
E6scis of Peace The peace nj II,

EGtcis Of Peace The Peare of the
SnrlI was never SD general aud. 81 lung
maintained. as at present. The conse.
luence Is. that Commerce was never sn
much extended, the arts so much perfect.
ed. or the aggregate welfare "r mankind
80 great. The Emperor Of Russia has
! palace at Berlin, where he IS expected
10 reside some time. Kings are Invested
It much Of their power aud exclusive
ness; they visit each Others dominIuus,
and the lion and the lamb may almost IT,
leralIy be said to lie down together. The
elevation u the people, by the m,ral
power Of right education Of both mud
md heart. is now one Of the grea, object.
Il all civilized nations. P0uison.
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Traasatii0a1 IA TTsasnfry Nsia
The New YORK Express says that il ~.
euFrenly repoFied on Tuesday Ihat q.
Bank o. Amrrea had either diseouu,ss
. million d dollars of Treasury no,es. a.
had. BY some arrangement, received ira.
sury notes 10 that amount. and plaepd :.
million Of dollars in sperie u the dispo.,r
81 The Government. lis also said ih,r,.
large house in Wall street has psu,S.
with two or three millioEs Of dallsrs !,
specie IN the Government FOR ihsir Tte,.
sury notes. Bah. .7fhmxum.
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l,ks The feeble pace Of imbeeile age. or
are .hsy more like The lusly lresd ct The
wong warrior going lorth 70 bailles
Auend 20 lhem. Sc Who hare 50 long
spurnsd lhsm. and Get oulof Tie way ol
heir nsleslic march.
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In the mids. Of the abundant discus.
sion now going On about bank notes, spe.
Gle, &c. we see 10 stated by some adm.
nistraliun presses, tina, the Wings are op
posed 10 hard money currency. Thu.
Is near enough TO the truth to he plausr.
bic. bu. slIll tar enough OF To be totally
false. A hard-money currency is total,
impraclicable, aud therefore there Is n,
need for the Wings 10 oppose i. directly
Wha. they are really oppasIng is. ~
abJTtise aud destructive al capt.. Vi III
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.7nO,her Ouirags-On Monday even.
ing last. lady neutrality-suspicious., liy.
ing in Filzwster, near Sixth street, had Oe.
easion 10 60 into the yard, and when bun
a few steps from the door, black fellow
sprsng from his concealment, hourishing
a dagger in his hands. which she obser.
ing, raised her hand to ward of. when he
made a pass at her, cutting through her
apron and clothes, some seven or eight
inches in a downward direction. and was
only prevented from being fatal by strik.
ing the bone and board OF her corset.
Her cries Of murder brought several per.
sons To the spot. who found her in state
Of insensibility, having faiuled through
fright. The miscreani WIN attempted
this foul deed made his escape before as
sis.aace could be procured.
Phil. Focus.
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CorrespOndenee ofthe Nat. Intelligence.

New York, Juae H.
The Great Western arrived last night
having sailed June 2, tins making i"ur'
Teen days passage. Her passage "u'
vas | 1 ar ! ) lays- Thu SIRIUS had u
dys passage oui. and sailed the 3ls'ul',
I"r New York. Thus we have IL or 10
days later lrom Europe.
TaIlel .and is dead. Hubert has bee"
acquitted of the 0iienfaf against the NC
IT the King. Lr, f,nnd guilty. 81 PI"'
against the Government. The fTenr"
expedition To the Arcmc Pole Is on TIC
p0ln, Of starting.
The cnltnn mirket in Liverpool is WIN
out material change. prizes being "r'
kept up. aud the sales preuy large.
VrgIl Maxcy. esq. is aiming The pas
scngers in the Great Western.
The great matters al complain, IN l''"'
DIN continue To be, the oppressive "O"",
dance Of 'n"nry, aud the great scarcely "
trade. The bill brokers do not 6n""
what To do with money. aud actually eau.
nui get the people who have deP"s"e"
with them Ia take il awav. Two P''
cent. is about the rate Of interest.
A courier. May 10. reached Mr.. o"'
rensnn, the Ansriran Minister. WIN wv
III a treaty of commerce. ~
,"ltatc,i WlIh the HOG 81 C'eece'
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Sundry others which | will not stop 10
name: the whule number being twenty or
upwards, and The total Of subscription
within a small fraction Of 5000! Tie
was frightened at a pile Of lG new $ "a
pers, but he can nnw take 20 al dose!
Can j, be possible that man, who came
into office declaring. like the PharIsee oi
old, that "he was mol like other men,
and would even 1.-THE, mint. and cum
min." begius already TO neglect the
weishlier matters of the lsw!" What
becomes of his inflated promise "ip
prove" that bis " declarations had moi
been hollow pretences!" Or what va
iue was his declaration. male ia his let
ter before referred to, and IN which he
says. VAIN I may be, proud ! am. that
the President has gived me an 0pporIu-
nifty 10 aid him in proving that rciorm is
not an empty sound. and is not to APP
ply merely TO change Of men," Why.
sir. | quote as reply To these questions
his own words. in another passage Ol
his own letter: Z" The world will know
him al last, and assign him his true rank. "
e Truth is omnipoIenI, and public jus
lice is certain"
AIMING Mr.. Kendall's reforms may
be mentioned his leading agency in the
removal OF the public drpnsises from the
Bank Of the United States. To ri1ec,
this. he carried on a system Of I" billing
and cnoing" with the state banks, and.
in the language OF a ceriain Senator. Mr..
Benton d" Jehauchcd tlieul." :. Yes. sir,
debauch is the word" apply it 10 the
Government aud banks. though The Sc
na,or thought the People had been de-
bauch.d. and applied i. 10 them. For
iils' aork Of dvbaucb," Which proved
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\ conteuied mud I, d cununlAl least.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
Ella II 4 Il II.
The ygSnu<r ~ ous Of
10 eM.4-AA Races.

THlS Justly celebrated Race Horse aud highly
l. formed Stallion, one OF the last Of the get OF old
SIR Aroly the properly of capt Richard Adams.
late OF Fan field Course Richmond, Va, - now at
his stand. lady serve at $50 The season S2o
single leap. aud $50 insurance. payable when she IS
ascertained to be in toal transferred, with - 10
the Groom, IN all Good pastufaee gfaiis aud
Mares fed At shilliugs pea day.
BLACK HEATH Is abcaaiilul Black, tul > feet
ID inches his form, uniting strength, bone aud
beauty, Is equal 10 horse ia the continent lis
performances, when ON tie TUT, WE such as 10
him TO be numbered Will the best horses II
his day he was winner at all distances FROM !
miie to miles, aud his action and blood must cause
hun TO get Race Houses.
must refer the community 10 some iew Ui The hall
brothers OF Black Heath BY Sr Arohy. Sir Charles,
Industry. Stakeholder, Bertrand Henry, Tlmolron,
&c. whose Pedisfers are not tlrher npUn the. dam
si1e than h>, and whose get ATE now, and have
been winners for the last years al distances,
and in riic very best Race llofse time aud oDl, ash
similar encouragement. and u years, 10 prove
that bis ger will 20 with thr hee,esi aud last with
the stOnir.i
To those person, disposed 10 p3tronze my Horse,
will assure them thai their mares shall have my per
sonal attention during the season, and every eArr
ton. on my part. viii be psed to pfeseut accidents
OF escapes. but ~ responsibility fOr either.
FoI performances. see baud bulls.
Skai'L. q. ADAMS,
PEDIGREE.
Bl.ACk HEATH WI got By SIR Archy. his dam
b. ST lltl--ibe noted mare yoaug Eeoute by Im
ported Bealotd-Bril Al. Claesia,t, PaIuer Nor
ton, liaselI,f. y. Il. RICHARD ADAMS.
March - Is
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The rates Of lnsuranceare as low as any IN the u
uited States. For 3l3 10, person aged 30 may
secure 81 900 to hi, representatives creditors, II
he should die within the year.
The terms on which annuities are granted, are
more favorable 10 the annuant than at any other of
fee III this counry.-A person go years OF age will
be paid $40 So ior HE, ioreycry 500 deposited with
the Company.
The cndowmcnls arc on the same plan. For 500
paid at the birth Of Il child, it will pay SiG9, he at
tain the age OF u.
The Company will also receive money Tor a year.
aud pay "a per cent interest," scn-annHay, OF com
pound 1t n that rate.
OFcc q .Second Street, Baiiin,ore.
JOHN }. DONALDSON, President.
j. l. ATKINSON, Secretary
The undersigned is appointed agent of the Balli-
more Life Insurance Company, and will give any
information to persons wishing make assurances.
CHARLES l.. MOSB1.
Sept. Wis
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POLITICAL.
PROM rBr xsIcKERBecKER.
T. n ~ NE

EsRLEx ofEverlasiing power-f come
Into thy presence .-as awe-struek child
Iea,re its teacher. Spread Thy boandess page,
And Twill ponder Ger It's characters,
Asersl the glad diseiple sought the love
ofSscrates Plato. Yen old rock
Hath heard thy soicc for ages, aud grown grey
Beneath thy SInitins sand thy wralful tide
Even i laundering meath its cascrn'd base
Meihinks it trenihetli At thy stern nhuke:-
l. inoi 50
Speak mildly, mighty Sea!
I would not know the OF thine ire,-
That sex the gnsping n'ariner,-and bad
The wrccking argus, TO leave no trace,
Or bubble, where il perisl'd-Msns weak VOICE,
Tho Wild, lifted in its proudes strength.
With ali its eo,npsss,--all lis volumd soupd
Is mockery 10 ,lrc
Earth speaks of rsaa--
Her lcvell'd mountains and her cutur'd aies,
Town, tower aud temple, and triumpbai arch,
All speak Of him, and moaier while thcy speak.
- But ofwhose architecture and design.
Speak thine eternal fountains when thcs nse
To combat it'll tbs cloud, aud when they fall -
ofshose strong culture tel thy sunless plains.
And grsves and gardens, winch mortal eve
Haih and li,51-
Naa, ehise,'s sill hath vruush.
Those eoral n.oas.ueats, and taaGs N pearl,
Where stsep- tie 10y 'aal pomP that earth
Ne'eF shpH 4 her harmed sias, -
II hess sctenre stnrtehd
TIE ssaaples, lsle ia ear' iiss faolslroa. iIe,
AhA, grsssag, "lfisserfg' uaen thg sand.
nssg ias usd slf=e f=-Fceta' Ffen hose ioa,n
Cazas fess- IT, ORA = Rs. It-i ~ 'er W-kess olI.
Se~haa-..ssl. a-zss -far- Niaslrs street i-s., -
- ND hzsa uls sss- Ma Deep '-Who taAsih pots
n a. tbs ses.ta ~ boo u4aa.crcsh lla Al.t
Tia szl tsf t-.g z.l ,l,s. " hai -,s doth scaa
ghs sr-ref @a4-ls So. err4tssa ioeks3
Cs-l i- .i.aSz 3-1k. #.sl. i..alsah.- cel...
Ma r. rs.e ris..=.a lata rs C., fstarl d.
Aaaa- sbs zssss, -
So ~ par feply
d. al is.ue eea suz dtlta. aud ,tasled sa,e.
Aia.e Ice satis i-a5 tie, Oar Druid AaH's.
aleh he ~.o dosf.st plant. si'hia b. soul.
|, slsssi- tough TIE Word doth cell hun ioal.
- her. torr, coius hsfsnar { ils vrr
AID bow at Thy side, and lac m, bro~
Win tbs cool bios Lii penbancr ny soul,
That factinr vuuiffsF ths fhura ui tnc,
MAY, b, ia, ,o.t tructe1=Irru'ot CON!
l.. II. :.