Holly Springs gazette., 1841-10-21
80 ,,-,rs FROM 4 NEW WORK ENTITLED
s4,tlt. CHRONICLES OF OUR TIMES.

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IN CHRONICLES OF OUR. TIMES F"
CHAPTER XVII
...,..a r.l5htv people which welt in the land OF
-. ami nh. name of their King was John the 2nd And
ii .rs orthelr land extended very fer. and the Kingdom
LII mo grntv aa SIX PROVINCES ana hia8 1ohu INC
~ WI "a farmer kng which called James had made
sI n uk with arms running into every province Tor TO
III. naoals money. And the people got money OF that
s ni the money thereof was very good Tor It was as
80 1, or silver and was exceeding more convenient
M l Delpls became very prosperous by reason tthe
~ oftis Bank and waxed rich and multiplied exceed
III hi q ew in power and in might ana we're famous
~ he nations ofhe earth, and their ships were upon
-
nI Kns John the Pad did reign very wisely and WELL
~ -e d prosper under his reign, but it came 10 pass
L. John anil his chief counsellor Henry were falsely
- l. hey wasted the public treasure; and the people
- ia aceusliou ami sVarc that john should be Nng
a r. aud they cheese Andrew % be King N his stead
I'll ! aeaasis reign better than hIng JOAN, and to
81 - n.L LIi: treasure well
: <a, the people chose Andrew - bc their King, for
h jri promise rei9a wisely aDd we'll and because He
II u "a yery bloody For Andrew WAS miSGty
ID va!sr au bad agred IN us yoGth against ths hiOts
= h,taru l we're roGuI abot even against The creeks
IL uais aud the CnefokeeS pat them utterly To fout
aa acy before his ace onj his anne was very terri
NAloregger. he haI fought agaGa; the Britous aud his
u was ustdchfd bel ua great bags which were iail oi
II ana he Bfitous were ID the open plan and he pre-
20 agaiust The titos and eW ihem with great siddgh
IL .5k much spoil, aui t9e fame Of him spread tir
. Now when Niue .ialsew was seated upon the throne
m. no rule provinces he had usd u rule
- lys Of war, fol he bltrary ana head
lu man, au dil believe that which was spoken by Fran
she maker of Ii 3 which said unto King Andrew, ihou
I<hlg vast born to rule oy all men.
81 aud kag Andrew commanded the governor OF thf
Ill Eaas hose name was Nicholas, that he shanI pu
III Of his officers which had voted against King Al
~. Iu sortlr diSpeased tho King But Nicholas would
a. he c1.nuanItn ut the Iine. whercat King An
NJ was eSeeuls wtoh, aud ne sAaTc great oath, eyer
the Eternal and sud- Ihls B nk IS great monster an
III ucry destroy it. and tramp It under my feet
i Bal bis couuseois lis chief cook and the officers
ktchen together with Francis the maker o lies. said nn
nj . King Anlteu, live and reign forever The people
d provinces love this Bank for the money thereof is yer.
a aud they will suffer thee ii tou sayeS
that Nicholas hath refused to obey thy voice, to pu
~ officer thy bildng. But 1t King Andrew lis
unto us aud we will shew him how this thing may be done
IL Lat Francis make lies concerning the Bank and cor
|nln5 Nchui the people will believe these lies an
Il thou the public treasures from the great Bank and civ
n unto le p banks Of sine own in every province an
e shall give the people money N great abundance eve
Is abundantlv than the great Bank and the people WI
Alse King Andrew and the great Bank, and suite
z 10 destroy il altogether
And tie thug pleased King Andrew well, and he di
fn as his counseors had said. And Francis made man
the Ddhk ana concerning l>lcHOldS duu VIC
hoas weot about dsprove those lies which Francis ha
Hle, hng Andrew was very wroh, and said unto th
ppe
~ Behold how this Bank seeketh to destroy your Kns
bch did fight for you many battles and overcame yor
emIes IN war Come now therefore and destroy me th
nA lest II destroy your Kng and after that destroy you
Ives aSo and eat up your wives and your children
IRE be none to deliver them of the mouth of the Banl
Is If my people will suffer their King utterly to destro
Bank and to root 1t out of the land forever nv pet ban
all give unto you money which shall be better than th
'ney OF this Bank and far abundanv and moreove
Id shall be in such plenty that shall be as the stones b.
ath your feet for shall flow upwards in your rivers an
all fill purse of every and of every mans WIFE eve
Thomas the humbugger hath promised unto YOU in m
me.
ia Now Thomas the humbugger one ofthem whic
all manner dirty work for King Andrew, and he Il
an which did first carry money in cravat. And he
te the Bank with very fierce hatred, because the Ban
ask him for the money which he aforeme did get of Il
INK (or he was not honest overmuch and for that eau
ted he the Bank, and about help King Andrew
roy it and to that intent be did promise great things in
me of King Andrew e ~~..-s.
Is And much OF the people believed the lies of Franc