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rNTANGLED AccoUNTs.-Themas

8'I Jones Accountant lS3 Broadway, opposite JoIn-s
undertakes 10 arrange and adjust accounts Of every descr
,jor Tn those who have been able devise simple
and caev method Of conducting this department. the adver
,;ser viii, the confidence derived from much experience
-asnsct,Iv offers his assistance suggesting such forms oil
cnnnt hooks az are best adapted any particular routine
hsn.Ss In complicated partnership affairs confused
and NEGLECTED account. he pledges hHse effect IN ell
rases an EQUITABLE and indispuable adjustment.
Published ard for sale by the autor as above "Joness
Principle and Praqiice Of Boekkeepng which already
The text book the leading Academic Institutions OF th
country and the only American work on The subject thai
!ss hes, printed in England Price 81 80 mySa
culver WARE.-Wm. Thomson, No.
1a9 WiIliam-ltree, continues manufacture Silver
Presentation Vases Pitchers Walters, Tea and Coffee Ser
vices Cake and Fruit Baskets and Cbdrens Mugs richly
chased and appropriately designed
Ao Desert Fruit Knives and Forks, SILVER blades FORKS
and SPOONS threaded and pianthreaded patterns
Prize Medals of various patterns suEed Tor prizes oil FLO
rjcnItural Horticultural and Agricultural Societies
Orders nv letter punctuay attended 10.
The whole of these articles manufactured on TIE pre-
misses of sterling silver and expense spared 10
the beauty ofthe workmanship.
NJ B. Drawings and estimates of articles for presentanoR
WILDE furnished in answer to an application Jy29 sn
SARATOGA PAVILION FOUNTAIN.
- -The subscribers are amos, daily receiving supplies
of this celebrated mineral water which they are selling o
the present very reduced prices for shipping or family
use ard will deliver any par the city free Of expense
GASSNER 4 YOUNG, ls2 ChaihaIn,si.
who have also hand superio! assortment o. Fresh cas-
Refined and Brown Sugars, Coees, Sauces. fruits
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Hygeian Medicines

MORIsoN'S Hygeian Medicines
way, New-York, is making an improper OF Messrs
Morrison Co.'S appointment for the sale OF their med
clnes Ts IS, therefore, to inform the pabc that ar
in NewYork, and that Messs. Morrsens snly Agents in
New-York are Messrs- FIRTH 4 HALL, OF No Frank
lin square, whom alone the Medicines be had gen
uIne. tSgned) MORRISON l. co.
Dated British College of Heah, Mt W Read, Laudon,
june 10th. 1872 iystf
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Sd. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for

NkA FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE Tor
go CITY Property-A Farm on Long Island, containing
Is acres nj land in rst rate state cultivation with every
thing repec for country residence consisting Of large
dwelling finished in good style with marble mante
folding doors crates &C. The house 52S33 Barns and
outhouses o. every descriptions fruit Of all kinds such as
apples pears ounces cherries rapberres goose
berries strawberries and in the greatest Abundance St
u"'eu ~ ~ ~ WARD & BROWNE.
iva II Coal Dealers Laight and Westinghouse.
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on hand full assortment OF The above ware, having
bcca enabled 10 keep mandatory in full blast during
the pressure In times like these, when and china
ware are liable break people learning 10 be econom-
cal hence The increased demand for articles of Britannia
Ware Our assortment consists in part OF pitchers, plain
and covered from pint TO six quarts coffee and tea
tall; lamps great variety with round and fat tubes Tor
burning OIL gas lard castors plain and revoving cot
fee and tea SETS large assor1ment molasseS cups tnn
bery mugs soup ladies' BEETLES laher boxes table
and tea spoons, Spttoons, &c.
Dxon's celebrated Tea Ware latest patterns Also, Dix.
ons German Silver Spoons ladies' Forks &C., warranted
10 turn yellow.
For sale wholesale and retail at the old stand Buring
Slip, BY faulS 2w-) BOARDMAN L HART.
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice C.

h celor-Henry RemSen Ell al Henry Robinson CT al
Pursuant decretal order of this Court made in tie above
entitled cause will be sold public auction under tbs d.
of the subscriber OF the Masters of said Court
hy wilkins i Rollins. Auctionecrs al the Merchants tx
change in the city OF NewYork, the third day Of Sep
,ember next, y O'clock noon OF that day, all the right
Tile and interest OF the defendants, Of and certain
euure OF lease bearing date The first day OF May,
thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, made and
cuted by and between Henry Rutgers and Henry Robinson
for the term OF tweptyone from the hirtieh day
April one thousand eight hundred and thirtysx such
annual rent sheuld be agreed upon between the parties
thereto, their heirs executors administrators and assigns,
aud which said rem, has, by agreement endorsed said
lease been fixed the three hundred dea-s per
num- payable quarterly by which said lease the premises
herei after described and also described in said not
gage follows, were demsed, viz: All and singular
The Seventh Ward OF the City of New-fork, on the
street, dis;ne map made by Psppleton L
Bridges land of Hendrick Rutgers deceased dated
18Th November, 1878, hot number FIVE hundred and
sevensy.Dne l579l-the said south part being bounded
ssuthery in front by Cherrseet, norherly tie
BY the remaining part OF The said lot number five hundred
and seven,yuise, westerly side by Marketsreet
aud easerly the other side by part of 10, number
hundred AID seventy elght-conaDg IN breadth in front
twenty inches, the twenty fee; inch,
ia length Oh The side aeng Marketreet seyenty-six
feet our inches End length the side seventyur
feet incheand also the said ndeature Of lease and
clause article and condition therein expressed and
contained together with said agTeerueat. fixing
endorsed tbereon-New- York. Aug is, 1872
WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL, Master in Chaaeery.
wM SAaL JOHNSON, Solicitor. aui7 3awtds
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= no LET-The large Room on the

second floor of the College oil Physicians and Sur
cecNs 81 Crosby-srec,, known the College Hall The
Room well lighted and ventilated, and has small iieoM
nnennp mon the restrun convenient place OF meet
lug for public worship for Literary Associations The
Room may be Tuy time application to the JAM
sf.,ar .,roa, ag6 If
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kA FOR SALE-Thatvery desirable plat
of ground situated at the corner CT Lalgh and Var
lex streets fronting ST. Johns Park being IS fest
inches on Laightsreet and IS feet on Narck Win me
Church thereon For particulars enquire OF JOSEPH
- T r. wv = SAML. RooME. l2l walkerst.
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A b. DEVEREUX, Draughtsman and
M En:raver in Wood, Nc. y John street Sd story
New. York jy4 esdSm
Refers tc Mr. George Endicot % John street, Edmund
Kimba r. ESQ., (MesSrs. Kmball SheldonI 95 Wall 81,
r. Fl. Di1ey Edward Richardson Co. $50 South St
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Ee@ hFOR PEEkSKILL, YER

FSFUk FEENSNII-L' TN
- PLANCK, Grassy Point, Sing-Sias, Tar.
rgtovii bobbs Ferry Hastings and Yonkers- BreasiS
and Dinner board.
The new and splendid steamer CoLuMbUS Captain Z.
stone will leave New-York from the foot OF Ch1nbcrs
,.eet every morning FRIDAYS excepted at 7o,cocSi-
and returning Leave Pccksh same day al past zococS,
P. NJ.
Landing at the foot of Hammond street. each way
NorlcE.--Al goods Freight Baggage, Bank Bills Spc.
Gle or av ossr kind OF Property taken shipped or put
IN board this boat must be the risk of the owners OF such
Goods Freight, Baggage, NC.
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FARE EACH WAY % CENTS,
The boat will be accompanied by old Fisherman wen
acquainted with the Fishing Ground Bat furnished An
excellent Band of Music engaged TO accompany te Doal
Refreshments of the first quality furnished on board extra
chamber maid will attend the ladies and c!i5reI
Capt Gould pledges himself that no pains shall be spared
s,n and agreeable 10 those who will boaor him with TIER
patronage.
The Public are assured that the Supe-ior vll positively
l,ar ,er,ni,s ny26 San
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= - ST. PUN ELL y CU. bIHo
Ssa,.-sa==-.y For NEwBCRGH. ianling al c. t.D-
WsEsIffffSS WfS'r POINT, and COLD SPRlNG.-fh
steamboat Highlander, Capt Robert warSirop. will leave
loot of warrcus every Moalay, Thursday, and SATURDAY
at4 p II Returning, will leave Newbnrgh every As.ay
II 7 A. NJ aud Tuesday and Friday al 5 P NJ.
For freight or passage apply to The Captain on COURT.
hoard must be al the risk OF the thereof as
hin OF adnn erreceintS be Sared tr the same Y
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in logs, or sawed into rang,
ing and cross timber, AMI
for ali other uses requiring a
loW-priced article.
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Premium Pens.-A Silver

who have also hand superior assortment Of Fresh Teas
Refined and Brown Sugars CofeeS Sauces. fruits segar,
Wines on Candles Lc al the loMc., market prices 5alm
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GEORGIA PINE TIMBER
in Logs, for topmasts or
sawed into plank, rails, CO.
Iumns and girders, engine
frames. and every other dcs-
criptio, NAV he required.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-07

TUE subscriber having nnd this and IN. couo,y ~
hanover than he can proiaby manage would sell rb.,,
one or The other Of his Farms The one in ~
i.!..u Of
t"ern me New Bridge and Williamsburg stage ronI m %
hratby lnrlreh and moral neglboihood 3
a"t t OF alch l. first len mr. tvv.v.
We'll sci IN Herds trass The balance easily reclaimed IN.
lana J. well adapted Ia HE growth oats wheat ,nt
lcuary irh clover, anrfr;h Of vii cleared the
ahoundne ~ and OAK wood which account ~ n.
suy 10 fchlnond valuable Of which MAJ H.
mace with ense 10 the civ day The Improvements
TWO stoy ding J2a20 feet, built of the and
tey new with basement story above :h- o bri,k VIII
all necessary ohi houses mostly There In IN. v,,d
neHealn2 well u az zoo water below the
The other Is located in the cnun,y o Hanover abn nine nil
from The city OF Richmond branch the
vilo Turnpike sairg To the Ppngtres ,h,
hethesia Meeting house. continuing 81 acres About 40 ncra IS
ts land good meadow land partly in Herd.
alnt me third of The high land cleared balance b.avv
with pine, cak and good heart timber The soil il liyb .,,
cultivated and produces WELL vegetables
water melons and good wheat has been On H. lie neshI
hood desirable being very healthy and surpassed by FEW
on account q The Intelligence, espee,uby mo.aiiy q. H.
Inhabitants The Improvements dwelling bo,.s an, ~
feet, with four rooms and dry cellar nom dairy smnIs
sraci"ls framed barn, In good ra servants houses Lr -
Wat good - 1S'' o''--
Is hut u Tie donhi hnt sale may effected az The
will sell either Of hi farms fr money than land in NM, $3.50
hoooi of either has recently sold for The land in Ham,.
VIII be shown by Mr. H1wood living on the farm ina, in ,h
county BY myself, or, ia my absence, my employee " ~
Ny address is Richmond BURWRII sT.pvp
Heuheo county, Oct. 7, 1872. A-wsr
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TEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
lxrirnI ac L.

"ftcot " We oteHWeT SOtHWOtQ.
Depressed State Of Trade-Lqrgc faiiures-Return of
Tie Queen from Srouand-Ne Treaty, .M.rkets, Sc.
The Columbia steam packet reached Boston about
tour o'clock, Tuesday evening, bringing dates to the
10Th of September, inclusive. Among The passengers
Is Col Hamilton.
The Queen left Scotland on her return On Thursday.
September 18th, and reached London next day. She
was not sea sick. wore a tartan silk dress blue cloa
and plain white satin bonnet.
There is no alteration the position of the money
market 'ood deal Of caution is still used in the
discount IT,. ket 'as TO ihe character of the paper
presented .or negotiation, arising from the failures
amongst le 'rn spectators, which have apparently
not yet rui whole course.
There IS n !eat demand in the cotton markets. but
prices are with t change. rise has taken place in
the market.
me Spanish inisers propose a reform in the Tariff.
II -tuga IS to raise large of money on her
reVcL es.
Bus Tess in India is in an awful state, and the Bri
fish q vernmen! will soon be surrounded with finar
cal dt, llties.
The new from America ofthe aicalion Of the Treaty
between at Government and Lord Ashou,on, on the
par, OF LnSland, has given considerable impetus to
IN the public securities aud they advanced
nearly ore quarter per cent the general currency of
"Wednesday Great satisfaction is expressed among
The mercantile interest at the satisfactory conclusion Of
all pending MISUNDERSTANDING Gazette
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Deaths.

Died. on Thursday the a!nd uo n, the residence. Of he.
ohrr IN New Kent county, Of Con.csve Fever Miss Barry
uSsTiLr in her iGh she widowed and
Three brothers to mourn her early DEATH il her -,c
nal gam When young Miss Tunstae pofrssed an inter
est In the Lord Jesus and made pb declaration of the same
by uniting herself Hpewr Church which profession she
adorned 10 her death The writer this from
ana can speak from acquaintance. He knew more du
iul chd more afrcoae sister, humane and piou.
christian, beloved and esteemed by knew her She ,J
many friends bur dared themselves her
20 o'thh was She for ehness that she by very
amilble lady to he good n flut. ''
~ The Wing wil please copy.
Dtd on Tuesday NJ rnng, 4;h inst AFTER Illness Mr.
JoHr NTL.Np, old and respectable habiant of ,s
city, IN The f5th year al hs age. " $3.50
pIeh AT The Salt Sulphur Springs on TUESDAY The OH, f
September, after most painful proracted Illness Mr..
May Az o"rGr,os, only child q Isaac Caulhers Esq and
vile at William Robertson, Jr, of Petersburg aged "a wear, II
months and % days In all the dates life in all the virtues
which adorn The female character whether as mother wife
daughter friend relative, she had superior IL is conft
ing TO her friends 10 know that though sernys were re,
she bore them with christian fonde-and that for her there
were no trrrors beyond the gravel 1890
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-07
Erhnc.i EnnsuLnte

We regret to learn that Mr.. Moisson, who has so
well represented France her Consul at this port il
about to leave US, to return TO Paris We hive known
Mr.. NJ. well, and we cannot suffer him 10 depar with
out paying this small tribute CT our cordial respe ct 10
The afabty, refinement Of manners, kindness of feel
ing, and high intelligence, which have characterized
his residence in Richmond. He will take with him
the wishes OF many warm friends for his safe arrival
and restoration to perfect health under the sunny skies
Of " La Belle France"
We understand, that MIR. NJ will be succeeded in
The consulate, by Mr. De Monhoion son of General
Nonthoon, and lately attached to the French Legation
a: washington lie is represented as an accomplished
gentlemaD-As such we take pleasure in extending TO
him the hospilaes Of our city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-07

Congress. How prop,ous the moment for the esia
blishment of the principles Of free trade. An enter.
prisng and intelligent people, possessing in abundance
the sources of national wealth. and perfectly unenc u-
bcred by debt may add their claims upon The graft
,ude of the world for having successfully asse'd the
principles of free gorernmen by being the FIRST also to
proclaim the principles of free aud unrsstrirted COM
meree-that re nuine ".imeriran SYSTEM, winch will
from borders every ves,ige of disconent,
will give more value 10 the IRE. dom which wresed
from the grasp OF oppression by the vaor of our
tors, and perpetua,e those institutions which des-
timed by the blessing of God the happiness OF
unborn millions
1.-THE conclusion ofthe reading of the address, loud
applauses were given.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-07

ELEcrlos We are happy 10 announce, that the
election Yesterday passed off without the slight
est disturbance. We have not heard of a single
hight, or even quarrel, which fact is highly credit
able TO our city. This is managing matters in pro.
per spirit. We believe that not the least impedi.
nent was offered to any who were entitled to vote
We give the result of the election below-from which
It appears, that the Democratic ticket for the Legisla-
lure Is elected by average majority of744 voes-and
that Nicholas Tracy is 77 votes ahead of his compe-
ors for the office of Sheriff; but the county also
votes for this officer and has not vet been heard from
IT is uncertain who has been chosen Sheti bot the pro-
babllity is strongly in favor of Mr.. Tracys election
baltimore Clipper, yesterdau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-07

SHE at 7neon, under Deed IF Trust, cf Stuck
2f Mines, Groceries, &c.
an WEDNESDAY, October I2., "'cloek, SOLD
" ~ The Store cce!, occupied by Jnsah H. Ahn Ed. e
large 3nd highly valuable Of Goods cu.-yed by Of
i'ri>t, comprising
nd ani very superior Sherry,
Madeira and Port Wines,
Old Brandy, du Rum,
Extra ihe Teas,
F.na snaats, Coffee,
Sp.ces Fruits &C., &c
Lots Of the Wines and Liquors suited families vii, be Offer
ed The old Of SIR Drew and all persons in want OF
hoe articles respectfully invited Ia attend.
1erHs-Of $780, cash, ana $780, months far approved
paper. BY order II the Trustee,
DAVENPORT & ALLEN Aue,oneer,.
oct Aids
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HENRIcO NURSERY.

,r. hENKltO NURSERY,
Within TIRE andn haJ mEss Of ri tmord po Nv me- Jn,
an. about ley MINUTES rue on The Rcmgnd and
PO'Omae Railroad Cars, rh"h pas, ta,naga lis psul,,,n
s,rerd, rs n
S00 dkAFTED and Bnddcd Fruit 1recs Of fine szs ,yc
,"oo offered for sac by the subscriber Of al g.,
r,ii.s Of The Apple 81 do Pear u do rnm do Peach &c do
merry 40 Apricot do Neciarinc. d. Almond do Fig
40 'rnpr ines d." oos.hsry do. Cmrrant and do Ras,
berry nearly all pcaeated from in tearin. IN hi, own
orchard, and embraces perhaps selection that has nni e
SURPASSED for the climate of Virginia $500 49, ~
Caia'osoes with diccans tor planning NAV he had n, the FL,
change Heading Room tn" Seed and Plough Store of William,
Painr and 81 Mr. Thomas H. Drew, where any orders ef viii
he pnncuny attended To- and letter directed 10 Josrp sin
ton near Richmond, viii receive PROMPT mite p,on
The sn'.rrihr would add, that above free. NAV h h,
from z. 10 ~ per cent less than the PRINCIPAL Northern N,r
now charge which comparison oealaognrs win show
Oc1 " .,' ioN.
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'o CLAIM mt The subscriber after mn ntor,a IL some
Years again r lers his services la claimants Govern.
lent u thr Tinted States. the State of
"n services other demands, whether arising unrr
cnnifa' or otherwise His experience attending 10 srr
enaie where f,u,d-
cd TO rr 10 IN" scrces of - information Necessary 10 s,,,
them re advantage o a experience fanililri,v with
h- SuhJco and d -ent attention, by the
OF heginilh anew h's life Of business willing To ped.
10 those employ him moirra,c te,taa romnrns,
", rr reasonab contingent NAV he a,r.d
on rsf by -rch strong Inducements pledges ali the ilu
try nn energy he have eNcrrd His residence ami
"se are ~ YIN ana streets the Swan Tavern Letters
addressed l" Inn viii be punc;uay attended IN.
p,,, 49,, o. , THOMAS GREEN
''''"'"''' ~ ''' 'ci-. 4t-Iy
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TCtTIoS-Mrs. Caroline n. Pollard, about two miles from
Richmond, has engaged competent teacher naiy.
of Rcnond 10 instruct her children The
10 his qualifications can be given. She 10 willing admit into
the School, 1--WE day choas $40 aeh for the session OF ten
months, aud three b"ardes $50 each for Board Tuition
Tor ten months Tuition and Board be paid end Of
each ,rni Of aye months.
oet7 4i-a.
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.


The celebrated Dr. Claiming breathed his last, at
Bennington, Vermont, Saturday afternoon His re-
mains have been taken to Boston for interment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-07

the Wing 10 settle his complaint, he my with his
ancient colleague. But, certainly, never wac any man
more bnbLrd, hoaxcd, and disgraord than the "myst
fed orgnn of the Wing party. Gle was dceper in The
mud, than any other in the mire" lie was tho.
roughly h"axed-tiat IS 10 say ii it be hoax ut ALL
lie believed to be "genwine plot and gruvely de-
Tended il in his paper. We understand, too, from tn
best authority, that within day after its up.
peafance be declared In complaining Wing that there
were scacely three Wings in Richmond who would
mot have done the same thing at the time November
lS4o) HIS article in the Wing indeed iustifies the
scheme No man has suffered more by it-none GU pht
to he more ashamed of the whole transaciion-none
has more reason 10 cry Save me from nv friends
than the organ of J. Ii. p and the organ of the
Wings.
And, alter ALL no man seems to be certain whe lher
it be hoax not. II was but few days before the
last letter appeared, when gentleman predicted that
rs the question was becoming serious, and the more
considerable Wings SO ncensed, the author would have
to come out and pass off a hoax and That Mr. Plea
SAINTS had turn for such things, &c, &c. In fact,
many are now asking who is this Major B. What sort
oil witness IL he What does he say And how far
IS ne entitled to considerations AS TO MIR. Peasants
himself, he IS such jester, that no one knows when
he hoaxes or when he does not' He is such an
adept IN the art, that our Correspondent (whose
communication we are compelled TO lay till our
ne3t) says, il IS hard to know which is the hoax-the
last letter or the irst-whch is the true Sosa-vhcb
IS the Simon Pure We advise Mr. Peasants either
or, the next time lie tries his hand hoax 10 write
under 1t, "This is a hoax" just the painter did,
"Jhis Is Nurse But be il hoax or pot-be tht
first or the last letter the hoax what kind of respect
can be reposed IN an organ which crcuIates such
hoa1es, as if they were truths AS the Petersburg
Statesman justly says
"lt 1t be hoax, it is of those practical jokes by
which we rather think very little credit will be won by
IFS II appears from this letter that the editor OF
the Wing had no nma,ion tina, the "plot was hoax,
and, is well known, that after nj first trying laugh
over he at length grew serious, aud expressly and fully
justified the pilot. II so, whatever may be thought
by the community of Mr.. Peasants for trifing with
them in such wayt IS evident that this hoax plot
has involved the Wing in The awkward predlcament of
having justified the pretended outrage. Let readers
herecfter be cautious ho~ they Leieee any thing in fhs
Hhig-tor rrtn the ,cyiters subscribed, ii seems
IS no security against decepiion.
Behold, them the strange position IF the Richmond
Wing "Mistifed By own friends Tricked, &C
cordng 10 lis latest version into the defence of the
most outrageous plots Passing off the slest hoax es
nr the gravest truths Who can know, hereafter
whether it is in jest in earnest whether it is
laughing abou, treason, whether il is defending j.