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New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

MERCHANTS TEMPERANCE SocIETY.--This
philanthropic association held meeting last
ne at the Brick Church of DR.. Spring. L, was
Inito fully attended and good degree of interest
vas manifested in the designs and measures of the
society. Having been but recently organized, it
oas net as yet done much directly toward the ac-
,ompli,hmcnt of their main parposes but
ersland tkey are about to commence a series of
meetings, and Of more ethcien, action
The meeting last evening was called for the
purpose Of listening TO Address from Hon.
HENRY w. DWIGHT, of Stockbridge, Mass
many years since q somewhat prominent and inlu-
initial Member Of Congress 1t was while is
Washington, we believe, that he acquired those
habits of dissipation which led to the most degrad
ng drunkenness, and for some time past he has
bSen completely under the thrall OF the foul fand
doing only his bidding, and listening to his be-
l+sts alone But he has recently felt the power of
the reform which is sweeping vice and wretched-
ness from the land, and has become an able and
fcient advocate of total abstinence from all that
AN intoxicaie. His address last evening was
mainly an exposition of the delusons which drive
he drunkard to his fate the character and effect
IF his disease, and the nature of the remedy.
He commenced by opposite quotation from Vir
5s .fncid of the passage in which the hero, in
reply to Queen Ddo's request that he would relate
o her the history ef the siege of Troy, tells her
that she is only bidding him renew his woes, and
q recount scenes of horror and misery in which
nc, alas had borae TOO large part" The only
rcaiment which could reform the drunkard, Mr.
Dwight maintained, was kind, sympathetic
orotherly treatment. Force, frowRs or harshness
any kind only drive him to still deeper despair
while frieLdly Offices, which should evince an :
tercst in MS welfare and show him that he was
till man. might win him back to the ways of
virtue
Mr.. Dwight's eocution i, pleasing and grace
ul he speaks with ease and from full heart, oc-
,asionally cvincng powers Of high and effective
.loqueuce. We irus, that his newly assumed la
7ors in this good work will be crowned with abun-
liant success.
~ RICHARD H. DAsA the distinguished Poet
Is TO lecture this evening before the Brooklyn Ly-
;eum, on the Importance Of right Life 10 the
appreciation OF Literature and the influence Of
Literature upon Life. twill be worth going a long
way 10 hear.
q The total Debt of the City of Albany en- the
ls' of May last was sl73,76O II. To meet this
The ci'y has assets considered good to the amour,
Of 1924 80, leaving balance in favor Of the
City Of sl5l,SO6 O5.
- DR.. Collier publishes Card in the Boston
Mail with reference to his recent unsuccessful at
,eupt TO convince the Baltimvreans of the truth OF
Animal Magnetism He speaks of those TO whom
ne ectur d as . clique of Baltimore rOwdie. :: and
assigns his i'll health as sufficient excuse for
any discrepancies in the result of his expert
ments
~ Counterfeit, thress OF the Brunswick Bank.
Me-. are in circulation in Boston.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

~ RooIus and Board.-GentlcmcR wishing to
engage Apartment. and Boarding fer tbs inter VIII oe
accommodated reasonable terms IN the new
exce,nt house No IL City Hall Place not ono IN nue'
walk Norh OF the Pest Ofce ard colves to Broad
way, Wsll and Pearstrc-ts. Those who have no'ye'
mad. arrangements the winter are earnestly invited
call before gagus elsewhere, every effort WI" hs'e
be made to ensure the comfort and satisfaction Of tho
h,orio,. ., d. If
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

~ Counterfeit thress OF the Brunswick Bank
Me-, are in circulation in Boston.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

q The total Debt of the City of Albany en- the
ls' of May last was sl7376O II. To meet this
the Ci'y has assets considered good to the amour;
OF SS24'567 %, leaving balance in favor Of the
City Of $l5l, SOC O5.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

Y Bmprovemen. PERSONAL Benaty-
Dr. F F. GOUKAUD'S POudres subtilos reneustipg
Powders will ede tualy and permanently proof al super
huous hair females upper lips $50 very unsebty)
sides Of face, bridge OF the back Of the neck.
noies the hair concealag elevated and intellectual
brow the stubborn beard Of man. may all be eni ely
erafIcated by using these powders. Their celebrity 20
well established that nothing need be said In L. eir
praise To be had only Dr. CPS Exclusive On e 81
Walksr-sIe-t, door from broadway 81 per bottle ahd
Of ID. SANDS CO. II East Broadway Where may
also he had DR. G.'s celebrated
SUPERB VEGETABLE ROUGE, imnovab!e BY per-
ssnstion or rubbing with cloth dandkercbefor oas
and parties Il Is the Only Rouge that should b, used
80 cent? per hotc. f2l nI3 cod
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

II surfomts, eio"G,, ac.-A large assortment
of beaver AID m,llcd Cloths to' Surious ana Winter
Frocss Al,J Cloak Cloths. received and VII be msde
nm 10 order al tho Emporium OF Cheap Grm-lts, al
such rr ces a. must oler Inducements 10 PURCHASES
stic dni-h Of garments viii be found to COM
nor, " ith nv IN the trade.
WM T.j9 NN!NGS a29 Rroadwsy, American Hotel.
Acsod assortment of the above Garments cor'tao,iy
on hand. C9 n=i mis-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

II RICHARD H. DANA the distinguished Poet
Is to lecture this evening before the Brooklyn Ly-
;eum, on the Importance Of right Life 10 the
appreciation OF Literature and the influence OF
Literature upon Life. 1t will be worth going long
way 10 hear.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

u Chelsea Ly ceum Lecture before the
Lyceun Th, Evening -lll be delivered by JOHN TOR
KEY, u d Professor Chemistry Col OF Ply and Surg
To at I! clock.
Subject ATMOSPHERIC AIR, with axperiu
The Committee announce that addition TO Lee
tures already advertised the Rev Dr. Jared Spark, has
consented TO deliver Lecture. before the Institution
Tickets for the Course be obtained application
TO D. o. P Wells, Asa Smith and r. P-ge Committee.
d2lt fM
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

u Frankisn L,ccum-The Lyceun will meet
This EVENING at the College III Crosby street The
Exercises will o'clock to consist OF Lee.
ure by G w Curtis. E.q and debate on the following
question: Was the Purans Legally and Morally justi-
Iable IN baDishing the BaFtsts and Qsakers from the
Colony Of Massachusetts, Ladies snd Geatemen are in
yited to attend. w W.GALLAER Sec'y de IL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

y Particular Nouce.-Those persons having
furniture OF any description to dispose Of or who arc
breaking up keeping, will find ready sale for any
portion all of their goods by sending thep address, OF
calling upon the subscriber. Goods to amount pun
based OF Im (2) F. COTTON Iq7 Chatham street.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

II Brooklyn Hamilton Literary Asso.
citation Eectur s.-Tbe third Lecture Of the =,
vii be delivered This Thursday Evening, the Lyce
nm by Major Gaspard Tochmln date officer in th
Polish Army
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

dayton, Joseph Cabot Rodney Fisher. Richard
Price, and George Handy.
The Grand Jury. nu their solemn oaths or aiirm
aions. do iurthcrask or bali %! Indictment giis'
Alexander Larlncr Thomls Duullp Richart Price,
Ia nrcnce Lewis. aud George Handy, aud others,
10 the Jury uuku1wu.) for ielon'cusiy DC eorsP'r-
inc 10 cheat ard deiraud the Stockholders u the
United States Bank 81 Pennsylvania OF the sun OF
sums OF about sl3OOOo. IN the year lStO. To
sustain this charge. the same accusers the
others AMI ne witnesses. Moses keu.pion. Edward
Coles James = NcNbold. Joshua bippiReott. JJna-
Ihan Patterson. anu Thomas Taylor.
Tho Grand Jury would also inform the Coar
that they l,he Jao) have before them anosher sob
joci OF auch a -iriauce, and which ia vclvess mis-
dcmeauor Of the gu,ssest character. as Cur asited
by n magistrate OF Southwark. whose duiy u Is 20
protect tho citizens and their properly instead of
conniving with bur glars and thieves. and taking
the money that they had stolen. and thsn allowing
them 10 escape justice; and TO prey again upon the
With respect &c II. D TOWN. Foreman.
G'aAd jay Room, PLZIdoi'hia, Dec. 10, ISL.
,LELLER q
charge Nichols Bidlle. Joseph Cowperihwiite,
Thomas Dunlap S1muel Jaudon, and John Andrews.
with fraud and theft. in taking and using for their
own benefit aud accommodating their friends, the
money belonging TO the stockholders of the Unted
States Bank. which they were literally paid 10
guari and not 10 abuse; my proof IS, the report Of
the investigating committee. made 10 the siockhOii-
ers in Apul. lSIl.
As TO the idea oflho above being breach ofuusi
only - Is not so it is too idle aud insulting TO be
pretended or eniertained for one moment. Away
with Il, then. md forever. These men were ser
wants and paid for their services; your family
domesIics, 10 whom you give in charge your plate
and other vsluables. But If they appropriate It or
Them ~ themselves. they nro unhesiaingly char.
ged with and proceeded against as tDr iheiti and
why not Nicholas B.ldle und The resif
AUSTIN MONTGOMERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23
THE pp1v.rrp,s ,pppry-r,c,

TIE PRINTERS APPRE NTICE-A youns
man was once az ,rrnIicvd 10 this city as a printer
lie bnricd nj the hom' ofhis father WIN WIS ia
easy cr'um t1nces, 1T who required his spn To pay
ipr his 'lri firm The nvIils vi special psrIuiSi,cs
which furnished has fellow aparcrrice. with liberal
supply %! fun Il Cor p otsure. TINS tho young nun
thought was hard, BAT when he was nf agc and
mister of has trIdc. his father rallied him and sail
Here. my son. q the entire amount uf money paid
|" NE Tor boarl during your apprenticeship; never
iniond al To retain IT, bit have reserved il for your
nse-wiih il / give you much myrc, as a small
clPii1l 10 cOmnenro Business" The wisdom n( the
old man was nav apparent 10 Tho SON. HIS fellows
haI ced bad bahiis in the expenditure OF
similar pcr1uistes which his faiher had withheld
from him, and were pcnnilsss in vice lie
was enabled With good character 10 commence n
small business. and stands at the head Of pub
fishers ia this country. Most OF his companions in
apprenticeship arc misorably poor. vicious aud
degraded.
Tho same man has toll me that no never vns
but once "a The theatre. On that occasion no had
been persuaded 10 go by his fellow labOrsrs, who
were accustomed 10 u, and VII furnished hiTn with
a ticket o. taking hs seat in the box ho remem-
bered that % WAS precisely the hour his mother was
accustomed TO retire for prayer. and no well knew
ihaithe bunIen Of her prayers embraced the salvation
Of her children lie rushed fron the room, and
mover returned TO it. Those sons arc privileged
who have praying mothers and fathers 10 discipline
and restrain them. Faithful parents mako their chill
dren TO DO blessings 20 tho world. and crowns Of
glory TO themselves. Who does not honor the pa.
renIswho are honored in their chiIdren!-P Patriarch
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

Atan adjourned meeting Of The Washington TEN
peranee S,cieiy OF Wheeling, held at The Associate
Reformed Church. on Saturday evening. Decemb,r
10, loll the regular officers being present The
meeting being called 10 order was opened with
prayer by tho Rev. Mr.. Kinney. The minutes Of
the last meeting we're read aud adopted.
The following gentlemen thea addressed the So
eie'y Rev. Mr.. Kinney. MIR. Poden. Mr. Truedley.
ana DR.. J. w. Clemens After which it was
Rssoirod, That this society, when il adjourn. I'D.
Journ TO meet nj The Presbyterian Church. on Satur
day 2Jlh Of December, al = O'Clock. P NJ.
ResR0el. That the Secretary be instructed Ia
request the attendance. on Saturday next. Of Mr.
Thos J. Lees of West Libery, and Mr. John {.
Snyder "i Tuadelphia.
Resolcei That the minutes Of this meeting be
published in tho city papers.
Resolaei. That this society adjourn.
JOHN HAMILTON, President.
JOHN Irwin, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

THE CHINESE TAILOR Among tho many
whimsical anecdotes told Of the peculiar habits of
the Chinese. perhaps few will be considered more
Characteristic Of their love of imitation than the fol-
lowing: Towards tho cluse Of the las, century an
officer Of the Pit, East Tndiaman when that shin
lay oil Canton. sent ashore 10 native an order for
adozen pair ofirbusors. 10 be made Of the nanksen
Tor which China has been 80 long famed. The
Chinese artisan required a pattern; no could not
make any Thing without pattern 81 pair Of iron.
sers wero sent at his request which pair had hcen
mended with patch aRd ncedlcwork on the knee.
~ Que Time the dozen pairs sent on board
a fabric oieKceeding beauty Tor fneness and quali.
y but every pair bearing, like an heraldric badge
The obnoxious Intch on the one knoe exactly conf
ell stitch for stitch. IN style that reflected The high
est credit on the mechanical skill Of the workman.
and Tor the difficult execution Of which an e1tro
charge was made upon the purse Of the exaspernteJ
owner, who had no alternative but 10 bring home
his bargain n a qualification for tho Travellers
Clsoi TOR certainly among no kindred or people lv.
ing between this & China. could similar achieve
HeDt have bean performed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

For he Tunes.
Ma. WnaRroS i wish. sir. Through tho medium
II yOus columns b. make few inquiries as 10 the
strict ProPEioy Of corporation officers. citizens
or whomsoeVer il may coneern, (as 10 assure yea
1t shall concern somebody il the evil j. no, rened'-
edl in MT keeping fastened down securely
the gtaungs Ia front of their Joors This Is a mat
ter u very hus importance To those who are 80 for
iunaie. Of DARK night as not TO fail into one VI
these holes and break one or both legs. say. sir.
Is it not Outrageous that hoss things should DO suffer
cd to exist What! dealialls in our payemenis
for The purpose OfwOrse Than killing our citizens
say, again. to whoever II may CONCERN, apply the
remedy nj once, and attend to the matter, or else
somo enc concerned may wish he had. viii
takehe responsibility of enforcing the law againsi
all who shall come unIer MY observation.
HUMANITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23
SALE BY THE LADIES OF THE
PRESBYTERJA CHURCH

The above sale will be opened At halt past eve
o'clock. Thurslly csening tho pa nst. IN the
room on Main street laiely occupied ~ Messrs.
R'ichie Il Wilson glass store.
Al O'Clock precisely, Mr.. Brcsn. tho vocalist.
will favor The company with TO charms OF Music
Refreshments in great '-afie'y will be ia readi-
ness tLronghou; the evesfng
Every attention ,n'l bO cheerfally rendered to
s.curo ,h. patrorsee Of generous public
WAeeling zee. l5. l5ll.--G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

Ina recent letter Of tho Paris correspondent Of
Tho National inteigencer.wo find The following
Interesting anecdOie:
IN readingg over, lately, Marliani's very
instructive POilicalIIisiOry Of Spain, nv attention
was arrested by this aneodOte. which you may he
able 70 verify, IN 1915. when thy Spanish potrio,s
Aguelles, Martinez, Calainva, aud others-C,rly
IN all-were sent TO MI "a. on their way /, The
gallies IN Africa, IN pursuance ofihe horrible sen.
tence Of Ferdinand VII an American commo.Joro
then Al Malaga with bis squadron, offered. tbrousb
the American consul. 10 capture the ship on b,arJ
which they were o. sail, ano carry them 10 Gibratar
Eng'and o. the United States. ho. tle commodore.
lakng the responsibility" The noble y;ctin,s y,
The despoi ihonghi il best. nncr consolidation a.
decline. The Ofier bot remained exceedingly grateful
Tor the oommodOrc's generosity ani spitit'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

DlED-OI the M z OF tIe 2lst inst. at the
United States Hotel. Dr. SAMUEL ID. EDGAR. Of
Livingston. Mississippi
The decocsed was journey to Philadelphia
when over'aken by The hand Of tie fell destroyer.
and' though suffering much bodily pain, rem aimed
composed AMI frm-anJ died in the full belief Of
a happy resurrection Has friends and rclliinns
have the satisfaction Of knowing that no.hing was
leii nnlone that fuman kindness aud medical skill
could devise Cor his comfort
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23
REsriMprIoy IN rSp,ANA-rho Ind

RESUMPTION IN TNDIANA-The Indiana
Senate sPer most Of the day the 18Th inst. in
discussing u ,oint resolution fixing upon the 9Th
u January next. tho time for the resumption Of
specie payments by the banks. Messrs- Egglcs,on.
Collins and Gregory opposed tho proposition with
out frsI obtaining tho concurrent, action OF adoin.
ing States in the measure. Messrs West Cham.
berlin and IIaighi. advocated the pruprety OF acting
independent Of any such concurrence. in fixing
upon the day named US the period Of resump.
ton.
The matter was laid over by adjournment
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

The present Postmaster. GeRernl, on coming into
Mice, had hrs attention drawn in particular u sin
gle item Of expense which 10 his mind was OF an
exlrayaganI character, and susceptible Of "relrench.
ment.' The item 10 which we alude, was the hen.
~ expenditure for heather and canvass mail J1gs-
Acting under firm cinyiciion Of duty no issued
10 special agents and pOIDasters. at varions prom
nent poinifhe most figid instructions on the subject
We learn from he Madisonian that answers arc
now hegndng o. come in. ADD that already they dis
close degree Of neglect aud abuse. which may give
some idea Of the scope ior economy and reform
which has been already developed m q sisgle
branch Of the business in the POsimastsrs Denart-
mcnL letter from one Of the new poslma.iers IN
Indiana. states that, en- taking charge Of his Office
he found, from the dissection Of two chair cushions
occupied by former clerk, ten canvass bugs encIo.
cd. and about the same number devoted 10 othor
unnecessary purposes ia and about Tho Office
Letters from postmasters az Farmyille virginia,
Rochester. New York, and Linesyille- Ohio. shey
q similar vet more aggravated abuse Of public
property In these letters d j. stated that the baas
have formerly been given % the stag drivers 10 carry
her hOfsoblankcs curry-com5s grain and meal fof
the horses, and some q their own clothing. n Is
70 be hoped that the work Of reform. thus promp'.
" commenced. will be prosecuted vigorously
until abuse in his and every other Department of
The Government shall cease 90 exist The Interest
Of the people. whose property has been thus want
only squandered. demands such course
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23
CHRrsTMAs& NEW YEAR PRESENT

THE Ladics' Sewing Society Of the Presby'c
rian Church bes leave 10 remind the ciliE"ns d
Wheeling am, vicinity thar encouraged by their Il
bsral AMI valued patronage al the holidays Of for
ncr years. they preparing an extensive assert
men, or useful and fancy articles Of their own ma
nuiaciure Cor their anniversary salo at the ensuing
CHRISTMAS eve
As they design selling nothing aLove it, value
ard hope, by pleasing the taste 10 promote Ihe graf
iGca'ion ct tho-e who shall possess their articles
either on purchase presents from their patents
or friends they indulge lor themselves the aniioipn-
ZION Of satisfaction ola review OF thor sale OF hay
lug contributed 10 the innoce-t equipments 0f ON
interesting OF the year. and 5oFne an humble
part in suslaiig a cause Of pablo aud enduring i'm
portance. nov 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

CIRCULAR TO POST MASTERS. The %
Assistant Postmaster General has addressed circn'
Jar to all deputy Postmasers. calling upon them an
linchingly to discharge their duties in relation to
tho multiplied and increasing attempts to violate
the law ond defraud the revenue, by writing on The
wrappers or margin Of newspapers aud pamphlets
sent by mail. fenclosmg memoranda or other things
within Them. undergoing. dotiiug. priclng let
tors or words. and b. various other devices, with
the view 10 evsde the legal posiage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

We learn from the Proylence Journal that the
young Duke Of Cornwall. and who nj last adyi-
ces was n candidate for the Principally Of Wales
hss been propounded as member Of the Providence
marine Artillery" In every hing except the "a
ciiity Tor running. be will probably be the raosi eff
cieni mairOs m that bold band.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

We pubiish The article over the signature of"ves.
tn aiier having made inquiry and found the facts
rs stated but m doing 81 would remark thai we
have violated general rule adopted 10y u.s. that we
will publish no communication 0f lhli or what may
be considered ofa personal nature without the true
name Of the writer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

| Fer he TJRes.
| Ma wnAEroN--On the 9th instant. al 10 o'clock.
I witnessed surgical operation performed On the
tight eye Of Miss ELIzAsETh NEAvER. highly
respectable young lady OF this city, who had been
lnborng under the disadvantage of sira6iszHs from
her infancy The operation performed by d.
II. Cumnins. a young and talented physician OF
this city. with great skill and Judgment and with
perfect success. The oblquiiy Of the eye was very
great. hence from the long aud continued eonirac-
lion Of the muscle. the true vision Of tho eye was
considerably DIMINISHED.
judged from the external appearance Of the af.
fecied organ. lhsi The operation would be attended
with sumo considerable difficulty; but tho opera
tor bad 20 perfect knowledge of tho anatomy OF
the eye. and went about il with so much GOODNESS
anJ ieserminaiicn. and with full assurance of sue
esss. thai my fears soon vanished. and was quite
elaiod with the operation ia being 50 successfully
performed, and in the brief space Of one minute and
a half
The iorlitnde Of the young lady on the occasion.
was inuly admirable. She sat erect with much
calmness and presence Of mind. and murmured not.
She stated that the pam produced by tho incision
commencement of The operation. she experienced
rather singular sensation. which was not. however.
very uisasreeaLle. This sensation may probably
DO accounted fUr. from the proximity and sympathy
Of the eye an6 brain.
Much emcomum is justly due the operator for
his surgical skill in s,rd6i,las AMI hope as this
Is the first operation Of tho kind ever porf1rmed
west of the mountains. that he will give scientific
statement Of the for the special benefit of ma
ny who are afflicted with sirablsmus
YESTIA.
p. s. The above was written on the day after
the operation. but I thought proper To defer its
publication until further notice was taken Of the
case Nine days have now elapsed. and the oper.
Aon proves succcsSful and the sight Of the eye has
rapidly improved, and is almost perfect. V.
VesIia Is in error. we believe, ns TO its being the
first operation Of the kind wosi Of the mountains.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-23

CODA prisoner who had unexpectedly been
acquitted Of The charge Tor which 10 was arraisncd
betnfe Judge Bowlin. the other day; upon being ia
formed that be was az liberty 81 10. turned 10 the
J3ry, and with much feeling observed
"Genilemon Of ho Jurysl thank you from the
bottom II my heart 6r the decision just rendered
you will be ever remembered in my prayers; 90 YOU.
my worthy. and, may say, cuto friond addressing
himself 10 his counsei) wisi o. was IN ny power
TO double your Zee, The fool.0g Z entertain f,r YOU
cannot be oppressed hy words; you ere Indeed. the
CRIMINALS benoaciori % you. your honor taiIrrssinv
The Judao' Who could scarcely suppress n smile1 I
am cvcflasiingly indebted; but 1ll can Wv b. Won
b. promise you upon my honor, now hai am
froo, That { will never o. gully Of stealing sgair ss
lyDg as ! iifo"-,st Lgus Bullcf1n