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Fiscal Agent he has had in view is of very different
character, anu coming within the eTpreSsed not the i'm
piled powers of the Constitution and will most probably
he a'd heore congress at lis regular session in Decen
Der next IL this information be correct and Mr. n shall
as is now believed he WILL remain true to the Consiu.
ion and oppose the erection at any corp0rgtO Ia act as
Gootrnment maehiac he will deserve well Of his conn
try. The consequence of this course must inevitably
be separation from Mr. Clay and the Bank portion Of
the Wing party, not only in this particular measure
but in many if not all the other leading measures and
will bring 10 his support the entire Democratic party
with the State Rights Democratic portion of his owl
party This will show the true strength of parties d
vided on principles. The reto of the Fiscal Corpora.
ton will be the separating point; the Cabinet will then
resign, or be kicked out and new one formed. The
character of the new Cabinet viii lie The index TO the
course he intends 10 pursue and IT shall be tho
roughly Democratic, as it is supposed Vt will be, the
safety and prosperity Of the Republic will be placed on
the most permanent foundation Half century VIII
elapse before Federalism will raise its head again. IL
has shown too clearly during the present session OF
Congress It's true character for the people again TO trust
il with power, whatever may be its promises
"There is another matter connected with this sub
ect, which may be well refer To now-and that
is, the supposi,ion that Mr. Tyler in the he is
taking, has had in view reelection, and that the De-
mocratc support for this is looked for, and expected
by him and his friends. 1t is asserted, the very
best authority, that, the part Of Mr. Tyler his
friends such subject has never been mentioned or
proposed nor has any Democrat in Congress, in the
support he has given may give TO Mr. Tyler any such
object in view. Mr.. Tyler, and his friends, support
these measures because he and they, have always be-
eved them right; and the Democratic party have al
ways believed it right 10 support Democratic measures,
by whomsoever carried out. The question of giving q
fill and hearty support TO Democratic administration
Of the Government is one Democrats cannot divide
upon let the administrator be who he may. Who will
be the Democratic candidate for President in 1874,
slime" and "chancc, and the "people" will deter
mine; but in the support ofJohn Tyler administration,
if it be De,aocratic no Democrat will hesitate. They
will gather around him his present false friends
cede, with sincerity, dsintercstedness and devotion
that will shed around him and them, and country
and country's Institutions halo of imperlslable
glory, and leave Federal Whggery nothing but the
toriurng recolections Of its unconsummated wicked
thing Tor scorn to point its slow, unmovng fin
ger at"
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pERMT me place Plan" Forte in your house, upon ia at
my risk IL suits yon To keep IL oief"sc' eu" o
viii ask the above named privilege land shall consider
favor OF ,u As DESTROYS of purchasing really good Piano
Poe An individual wanting valuable an article as Piano,
certainly would accept of snch an offer ~ the above
L. 7. NASH, Petersburg, IN
July 10 E-"o"H
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rYGIIsn AM CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
Monday 3lt Of August school for boys viii be
" oprr basement, story OF the Catholic Church. The
cors of study embrace the usual branches oan English and
Classical Education while non and religious culture shall
sve n, due attention The School viii be- under the
general superintendent Of tc Bishop Of Richmond with
competent aid
Terms PER quarter, in asraHcei
For ouhograply Reading wiring, Arithmetic, s. %
! y y, ,ns ahnve ' & %
For Ap.hra and Geometry addition above, 90
~, al, !, I'm study In. Classics. s 90
Extra charge for French = 4 w
Application may made TO the Bishop Rev. T. oBrien
Az III I-5t
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~ We compelled 10 throw ourselves upon the
courtesy Of Correspondents We by floods
COPY and will until Congress is pleased 10
mend lis labors and disband lis legion.
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Mir Gamc al Hashinaton


The great game at Washington s, 10 Try 10 "head
Capt. Tyler TO catch him by some Bank bill or
other, which not devised to promote the public good,
but 10 "as,en the President" Correspondent writes
u.s. that the hill 10 be reported by the Committee 10
the Senate, on Monday, yesterday but II IS not ex-
pected, that Mr.. Tyler will sanction any Bank bill
which the Wings can send him" When the second
veto comes then comes the Wing tempest. All the,
vengeance of the discounted Wings is 10 be directed
at Mr.. Tyler-but the Democrats are ready for The
conflict. "Our friends are laborng under firm con-
vction that they have already submitted too patiently
to the Unprecedented and monstrous tyranny Of tie
majority in the application Of the gag. and they are now
ready for any thing than submission"
The favori,e cant among the Northern Wings nov,
is abuse Of Virginia, and Frgnans, and Virginia alb.
s,racionis.s At the head III these clamorous yencrs
are "ihe New York American" and the "New York
Courer'-two Of the ultras Of the present Feder al
school, We despise their abuse. We protest against
their Jurisdiction. Snch certainly not Daniel
Wehsers tone from the Portico of Capitol, dur.
ing the last campaign, and sin the face Of an Oc-
tober sun" Then, he was full Of hollow professions
and glowing compliments TO Old Virginia. We equally
despised his culogums, scorn the abuse OF
his satellites But il is as IL was in times past
In the great struggle between Federalism and Republi-
canism in 90 the cast at the prlncl-
pies of Virginia. and upon "Virginia distractions. -
What did they avail Mcap Nothing. But the De-
mncracy Of the whole Union conquered under this
1--WE mean, of course, the great State Rights prlnci-
p!es which were established in the immortal Report Of
James Madson)
Equally in character is il or the bastard Richmond
Wing to retail this cant from the Federal Presses Of
the North and attack those principles which It once
progressed, and has now shamelessly abandoned 1t,
too, cants about Virginia distractions
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nIrW EDITION OF TATE'S DiGEST.-Smith q Palmer
~ have this day published Digest Of the Laws o. s"fm'
character and general operation, mus
aaJ h. I,diria Decisions: which added Index Of the
cs ~ tic cases in Virginia Repouers-hy Joseph iate
anseIior al Law Second edition. Price, S2 IN sheep ana
sIa 50 in calf binding >, o,;s
II,lr
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Aug q

DARE AND BEAUTlfuL-one more Of those superby
IL toned and richly finished Six Hundred Dollar Piano foet
lust al hand schooner Juiete making thirteen ihs-
inents received within few days -,
Nv stock is now as rc beautiful and extensive as heart
could wish. ..,
WIN "'1'1 "'s z. P. NASH.
Ir,vn 2l-w6wif
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SOUTH WEST MOUNTAIN LAND FOR SALE.-The sub
- scber wishing the West ill sell his Farm al
price, confirming 635 lying the Rapid Ann r.
YER Of Orange miles from the Courthouse, -
from Fredericksburg, and from Robert T. Willis Mhs =
large portion river o grounds, equal to any on the ve 10
acres clover In timber equal 10 any IN VIZ
GINA. The buildings consist Of small dwelling house. oa,
other houses Also, three miles from me above " acres
will sell either both FARMS 10 suit purchasers PERSONS
'e fS JAMES l. COLEMAN.
.-c- S2-Wsw
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aTLe Ld,r"3 S,,r Po.,y

y
we nall The appearance Of q new Democratic Jour
MAJ p"oished At Alexandra, under the auspices OF
hessFs Jesse +. Dow, of Washington, editor y and
1ohn VI. Johnson, proprietor and publrsher) We
give INC cordial right hand of ielIowslip-for, it
marked VIII an ability and vigo, winch the porten
INTO reGnstion. Mr. Dow "uores in bep, permitted To
MI cur voice upon the sacred sp OF !iry,nia To her
IKE me wandering Sulio!e, have turned our eyes
- 10 nose mother III days gone b. and base must
'r orr heart If We could think her dshonor, and
sacr'legions our hand f could dim the spIendor o.!
her ancient glory" The following article is an excel
lent specimen of the correctness Of its views. lie us
tice Of It's criticisms, and the vgor nf lis STYLE
"IHE Fiscal CoRPoRATloS. This is the name #
the new Bank bill, introduced into tie House ycs!er-
day, by Mr. Sergeant II is another Of the old tricks
81 Federalism. They always changing the NAMES
o. 'anss This has ever been part Of their tactics
soh as one name grows odlous under their action,
'h'y Immediately change il for another. tut aerer
c"eni et'etr prine'pies-they are always the same.
vow, what does It matter to the People, The Pre-
saen or the Constitution whether you call this thing
n he FISCAL Bank, or the "Fisca Corporation ?" So
~ as we could from hearing read by the clerk
u Is essentially and substantially the same as the one
Just vetoed and Mr.. Wise most Justly md conclu
sVey showed, cannot, for that reason be propery in
lfocuced or considered at this session. A Bank with
power to discount and bonds or one 10 discount
oIls OF exchange, drafts. &c Where is the difference
'op;ics sharp takes, ween,
oser what i not 10 be
But sharper s,ill the difcnce
go, TWIN treediedam and rssgeiee."
DO they think that MIR Tyler is to be cheated out
OF principles by this fimsy sn5erfuge? That the
Republican party to be dubbed by III That the
poor Constitution Mr. Benton says SIS 10 be cheat.
~ and drtrauded:' We tell hem No. II cannot be
ne President will maintain the proud position which
DIS irmness and regard for principle has procured him,
and spurn this additional effort of party bent on con-
quest and plumber, TO crush and destroy him"
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A STATES RIGHT MAN.

Il beg Mr. believe that disresprt him in
tended. held him highest respect and do him honor
believing that he would himself fully out IN prac
ticc the advanced Were r, himself, advanced
h. tion, which worthy. volume
yrereehs woI.d prevail with him Ia from Office
the Treasury refusing the public
treasure place had lsn drpositci by law.
How many lus upon Tie journal of ,hcraiise body would
i'll .Y Linn D himself ilr nNnmm.ng one Inc
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TYus. JosEs, Secry
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-14

FOREESN-The Steamship Britannia
arrived at Boston on the 2nd inst bring
Ing LivbTpoDl dates Of the 10Th ult. We
select the following items from the news
she brought, as the most important
The news Of the light crops effected all
immediate raise orthe price Of -four in
our eastern cities.
The commercial depression still con.
tinued in Great Britain, and had extend.
ed TO The continent, Taere we're saver
81 thousand operatives out of employ at
Lyons, and many also in the other French
manufacturing towns.
A little more activity prevailed in the
English markets for few of the latest
days, but It was thought not TO amour,
to much.
The harvest this year, even should the
crob sustain littleinjury, must ho light
one. Itis the opinion Of we'll inform ID pc
sons that supply must be obtainede from
broad, before the produce of III crop
can be brought to market.
The British Parliament was to meet on
the same day that the Britannia left.
ISPORTANT RUMoR. The Liverpool
Mail Ofthe 10Th, says il was rumored that
four o. FIVE sail Ofthe line are to be- I'M
msdiaIely dispatched TO the co ,sI orAm
SFica, where they ara 10 be joined by Sc
Vsral other ships Of warand armed stea.
mers, and the object Of this naval fOrce
is said to bS TO EalloEesup and support the
demand made BY the British government
nPOn that OfIhs United States, for the
liberation Of Mcleod. TbC same paper
very cautiously remarks the, il has no
means Ofasceriainins the truth Of the re.
port.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-14

TuE 'FIsCAL C0RRoRATION." ."-Tns
following are The yeas and nays in The
Senate, on the passage Ofthis bill:
Yeqs.-Messrs. Archer, Brrrow, Bates
Bsrien, ChOale, Clay Of Kentucky,
Clayton, Dixon, Evans, Graham, Hender.
son, Huntington, Kerr, Mangum. Mer-
rick, Miller, MOrehead, Phelps, Porter.
Preniis, Preston, Smmonds, Smith of in.
diana, Soulhard, Tallmadge, White, Wood.
bddge-27.
NayE-Messrs. Allen, Benton Buchsn.
an, Clay Of Alabama, Cuthburt, Fulioa,
King, Linn, M'Robberls, Mouton, Mich.
olson, Pierce, RiveS, Sewer, Smith Of
Con-, Sturgeon, Tsppan, Walker, Wood
bury Virgin, Young--22.
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For ths Democratic STANDARD.

EOI tls DGnOCThLlC
Ma. EDtrsR:
In looking, over the columns Of the
l. berry Hall GIzsltr, Examiner. aud that
Insignificant thing yclept r pIey TeIe-
graph one cannot he p but bs amused at
the grand attack of the trio upon
General McCanahan: it puts me in
mnd Of Don QIxolie's attack pon the
windmill, 50 flrjons is the charge
They seem 70 charge McCanahan with
carrying around petition ia get signers
to the Red Oak S 'minary, and taking a
very active part in the matter.
Now did ever any of these wise men of
Gotham know Ofa case where a man took
an active ParI in getting sgners to
petition but what S.gaed II himself?
And yet they cannot fnd The name of
Gsn McClanahan attached 10 he petition.
thereby giving them all the lie direct.
Nov, Mr.. Editor, would tell these
three wise men Of Gotham TO cease their
liss,a as The most intelligent gentlemen Of
the Whig party in Ripley know that the
General nover did Ogn any such petition,
aud moreover such conf ence have lhey
IN McClanahan that they intend to vote
for him in the place Of Dlnham, whose
Vote stands recorded on Incorporating the
said Summary, und whose speech is also
e4lanl IN favor Of it.
MORE ANON.
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PROCLAMATION.
To the qualified Electors of Broyn Couu
fu Ohio Ero.,:.o.

10 ms q"atIS'd EESctOrS Of BrOWH CouH.
ty, Ohio, Greeting:
You are hereby notified 10 meet at the
usual or proper place of holding elections
IN your respective townships, on the Sec
ond Tuesday of October next, being the
18th day of The month, and then and
there, according to law, vote for one Sen.
ator, and three Representatives, to rep.
resent Brown, Clermont and Clinton
Counties, in the Senate and House Of
Representatives, in the nsxt General Al.
SSnbIy Of the State Of Ohio.
Also, vote for one Treasurer, one Com.
missioner, and one Prosecuting Attorney,
for Brown County.
Also, in obedience to lOw,enacted By
the LegSlAture of this State, entitled
"An act relating to Juries ;" herby give
notice TO. the Trustees Of the different
townships. TO select, on said 18th day uf
October next, for The mex year, the num-
Der ofJurnrS as follows, to wit:
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stayed until about ffty house, IN -. ~.
lsa OF Portland were DESTROYED. IL \, Pa -,
Selleyed that very little insurance was % y.
tected, and the loss to many iOSi~;5,s'. I'd, -,
would be very serious. PARTICULARS 70 a..
owners of the ship. Their loss is sS,i,U. II ..0
ted at $5O,OOO. During the FIRE, SoI,
der Withdrawing to prevent a man f,om
passing with his cart, ruptur ed a blood
vessel, and died instantly, nd a sailor
flames. " :" '"'
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that the malady is acknowledged to be
steadily on the increase, and a. it appears
gsAerally throughout the city, it is sup
posed il may with proprioty be PrOnOuhe-
ed epidemic.
The Plcayune Ofthe 2slh SlyS:-"The
number Of deaths reported by the Board of
Health Yesterday, was 2l-ll of these
were Of yellow fever. Five died in the
Charity Hospital"
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ANOTHER ExPLosIoN.-A Slip from tn,
Statesman Office informs US that the Ger
mah Bank Of Wooster closed lis door.
on the 9th inst. Thousands Of its bills
were in the hands of farmers in the
neigborhoOd Of Wooster, to whom il had
lately been paid for wheat. There is
probably but little of its trash in this part
Ofthe State, as it has been refused among
Us Tor some months past.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-14

LOUISIANA CoRN.-the editor of the
Louisiana Chronicle has been showr
stalks OF corn from the plantation of MIR,
noufgeat, OF Ponte Coupes, which seem
to cast the far tamed. Baden coin in tho
shade. Some OF the stalks were Ii feet
high, bearing as many as eight ears each
and those ranging from ten to fourteen
inches IN length, we'll filled. These were
The produce ofland that has been annual.
~ croPed for more than eighty years!
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GruAr FIsr At sr. JonS.. B.

GRsAT FIRR AT ST JomNS, N. B-St
Johns PapsrS of The 9Th ult. furnish &C
cuunlS Of destructive fire at that place
on the da! previOus. A large ship oi
100 lons, belonging to Msssrs. Ovens q
OIneluwas building and nearly finished.
some lar which was, heating in the yard
balled over and igniisd. The FIRE com
nanicaIed 10 the chips around, and be-
tNe it was discovered il had increased q
IN alarming extent. The ship was soon
On fire, and The flames we're soon com
municated TO the wooden buildings in the
vicinity, and their progress could not be
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CoNsRE's.-The "Flscal Corporation"
bill passed the Senate on the Sd inst, by
= vote Ofyeas q, nays22. Messrs R'ves
and Preston, wings, voted against it and
Mr. Archer of Virginia, who voted against
the other Bank Bill, voted for this. The
bill is now before The President. The
Washington correspondent Of the "Old
School RePublican,"(lhe Tyler paper al
columbus says that the President will
veto II, Just so certainly as his name is
John Tyler. The bill providing for dis.
tTIbuting the prOceeds of the public lands
among the States was signed by the Pres.
sent on The 4th. In :he Senate ON the
9Th, the Revenue bill was taken up, and
the question taken on Mr. Woodbury's
amendment to place tea and coffee on
the free list. The amendment was Carl
cd by the democrats, aided by some of
the wings. Here are the nays--,he
names Of the men who wished 10 pass
the bill as It passed the House, BY which
every person who uses tea and coffee
would have to pay tax Of 90 per cenl.on
what the uses.
Ndys.-Messrs. Archer, Blrrow, Beri
en-, Clay Of Kentucky, Henderson, Kerr,
Merrick, Preston, Rives and Southard-
10.
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~, BANK NoTEI.-lmporiant D.cisiou-
Inc CincinAatiRepublcan slales tha, IA
caSe' decided at the present term of,b.
superior Court Of Hamilton countv il
winch the plaintiff, broker, gave The do.
tendant GallOplis notes in EXCHANGE e.,
other good currency. few days before 4
broke which the de fendant returned and
reCeIvEd other good notes in excba mo-.
The plaintiff now suing in assumpsit :,
Tor money lent, the Court chayoed the
jury that "the receiving Of bank no,es
as money, is not legal, but a conyen.
'lonal arrangem ent-lhal the law is we'll
settled that when bank notes are taken =.
money, or in payment of an antecedent
debt. the risk Of Insolvency is uDon The
party from 0sOm the bills or note, are
rsceiued; eDen ioRen both parties are a
inte fgnSrdHE in regard 10 the soEpencx
'3f the bank ,OhoSS notes are passed. uH.
less there is an agreement that the partv
who receives notes, takes them at HI.
OSR risk"
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S !ER FF'S SALE.

Robert Morrow
P D Wilson OrderotSale.
DURSUANT to an order Of the court
4 Of common Pleas, within and for
Brown County Ohio, made at their Au.
gusl term, lS4l, | will offer fou sale. at
he front door Of the court house in.
'leorget"wn, on Saturday the l6 b day Of
OctoOer lS4l, between the hours of 10
Ind 4 o'clock on said day, the following
real estate, 10 wits In lot No. eighty sig
n north Georgetown Brown COUNTY
Ohio.
Ordarad TO be sold as the real estate OF
?. D. Wilson in the above case
J. J. HIGGINS Sh'fB. c. O,
Shsrlf's Office, Sept II, 1911,
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Tie Wf.iera Fa,m,r ond C,,d,,r,

Tie Westers Farmer and Cardner's
Al#sRac for 1912. By ThomasAfFlecL f:
Ldwa'd Lucas, Publisher, Cincinnati
We We iadsbted to The acflor for co.
p q 'his vf!aaGl. Al,nanac, Which il i.
proposed to publish yearly, sbould suffi-
.'sh' eNcoFasemsn, be gwen. h con
A'as As9at lso 6ages salstY Of useful
ss'eu''a''i 'saaing. pics IS c.ata )
copy g pes 8 ssa. Essry F.,lns.
sAouia haTs ! sopg
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-14
From the Cincinnati Enquirer of Sat. Sep 4.
DREADFUL RIOT AND LOSS OF
LIFE.

LIZ Ia
Our cry, this morning, is all in cOmmp.
t0n,-dll excitement. On yeste day VT
nOtlced the fact that white Inan had
been stabbed, by negro, at the Lower
Market, o. the night previous. Las,
night, about 3 O'Clock, a crowd, number.
ing about seven or eight hundred, assem-
bed al 5,h street market, with the ayow
ed purpose Of attacking The negro house,
and driving that closs Of people from the
cny. Alter some little time spent in
consultation in squads, the crowd took up
its march for the corner Of GIN aud Broad
way. where they attacked house IN who
several negroes were assembled, with
stones, clubs, and other missiles. The
negroes returned fire Of musketry, by
which one man was killed, and several
badly wounded. The fight was kept up
tor several hours, in manner defying aII
descrip ion, during which the crowd pro
cured a cannon, and discharged it, loaded
with sIugs, three times, into the negro
quarters. About 3 o'clock the Mayor and
police succeeded in getting out the mill.
lary, aud quoting The riot. While WE
wnle,a military guard iS posted in the
part OF the city attacked, and, though
great crowd IL sill moving about, there
are no demuns rations Of further y,olence
A meeting is also organizing in the 5,h
street market to sustain the authorities.
and prevent further excesses.
We have not been able, in the conrn.
sion thai prevails, TO gather any accurat.
Information of the extent Of The injury
and loss Of life. We are uold that nj iea.,
two white men are killed and several h,d.
ly wounded. Several negroes have ale,
been killed, and wouaded-but The ex i
tent noi known, We have learned n, I
names, and shall not ausmp, par,im.
lars, until we can give an accurate state.
ment.
We do not desire 10 60 in,o the merits
of this Difficult y,-hul upon this. as we'll
as all other occasions, We urge our citi
zens 10 abstain from this spsc'es ofpopu
lar violence. There are quiet and peace.
sble means amply sufficient for the pun
shment Of all offences, aud The rsdr-s.
sf all grievances, The resort to them
$ always prnper,-but the law If the mob :
$ never juSIii,bla. 10 this case, aill q, "
ion and death have been carried hume To q
everaI families, -lhe public peace has n
zen disturbed, ,-hs moral force Of the
~ has been Weakened The pnr.
ose Of those who engaged IN the comm1
on is farther from It's acccnplishrn snt r
lanwhon they began. il
Whatever may be our feelings -wha'ev. d
r our v shes as 10 The existence Of any q
wi amongst us, let US regsrd the laws o
supreme; LEI Us ell rd ct thar tn se v
"VArr more ny their mDral force and v
nsr mIesy, thtH by their pen liies;- e
no as these srs weakened or IIampled h
ndsr loo, so IS the safety and pro ec,on ii
svcry cl'zen impaired Or des,roy ed - NJ
'st all ~ nk Of ihssething.. Wbep the I d
scilsnlen' That nav pvegais shall h \, n,
lbsid.d, We sh4li bays word 81 ~ j.
say IN r'.Ailpa 70 iAa p,ssesgatioa of