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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
DR. KATZ's AMERICAN ANTI BILIOUS
- LIFE PILLS, cor The prevention end cure of
diseases ariaior from, n diaordered sto-,ool. -


nR. KATZ's AMERICAN ANTI BILIOUS
~ LIFE PILLS. cor The prevention end cure of
diseases arising from disoTdered stomach and
These pile are not Q Fired ss .pecisc 20
cure all diseases as most Of the publications
OF medicine falsely declare. bur are express
" prepared for the renewal of z H. aud BiilOus
waiter which u the hrst seed Of disease, at
the same q ne purify the blood and eventually
restore the Diseased functions Of The animal
economy TO s0usd health. All symptoms are
eertain 90 accumulate an excess Of bile from
indlgestve iOed remaining in the stomach;
hence sickness and pain, loss Of appetite
hvaoaehe, costiYeDcss, bilious and putTid feyers,
ayspepsia, Liver complsiDt. Ihs I'M tism, q c
ANTI BILIOUS LIFE Pills
WIZ ccmpleteiy carry out and rem 0yo the root
the primary cause Of fEosi Of the Distressing
mslao'es SO CON on a. ne II.s,Pt cay WI
important ~ latter. until dfFeaee beco .cs seated
IN the coneiItutOn and rendered d fiCult 10
eyaeuaIe. nose phls are applicable IN 81 CAGES
OF sickness from childhood ~ 20 old ace, and
can be n e. with perfect ssle y By al under q ny
ciTc imeisn 90 psTtlc usrls me ~ the delicsfe
females y no ere 80 freoucnflv enb ecf 10 ftan-
yient complaints, which often rel der their
hcalfh very pTccaFioua
The great superiorfiee Of these pills IL that
and roots. Their nature - 70 cleanse. purify
and strengfhen' harmless TO the Constitution
snd dea ~ 20 disease.
'Amsriran Anti bilious Life nile allowed hv
the thoutauds who have used Them 10 be the
bestparsanve sBd medicine in exisence. Be
causs they NOT onlF remove al obstructi0Hs and
pat g tae Pystem o. ~ iinrbriest but because,
and which - e. tfemely IN pOriBnt strengthens
snd gives prOpcr tone 10 the stomach, and pro-
dbce healthy action Of Ell ihe parts. Besides
sneN sre 20 nilld nd seafle IN her oPersuon, e
. render them a. ell times perfectly safe nd
desHa0ls ffme1y, The afflicted would do vel,
men, % purchase box or Two 81 this valusbie
medicipe, and eve y fer srisl5 instead OF de-
slfot ing their system with Of reseafed doses Of
lhiOmrI and other druRa 80 frfurioua 10 human
life and happiness.
Principal once FOR The seie Of This valuable
inndiclne No -. North Eighth At philad, lphla
eiid cold hyIagc nfs nenerailr. End hv
nov ~ 3 n r MARSH, Wheelino
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1000 n Isssss Es eA loT'

- eoz Bed Cords 30 doz Plough Lines. 81
25 Coils Mauins hope 90 Coils H,rsb aeon,
IS Recia Paekine Yara Al, 4.
ALso-liNES oud TPVl NES of all kisds. sshiohl T
wi b spii ~ ioss 81 CASH, a. raa bs pDrchuse6
Wes 81 ne Hoauiail.s Tho publio are respect
iuy .selicfcd 70 give no call. hsfora prrcb1riaa
sias~hefe. 4, CfIARkE.S 81. HkRRY. ~
Cordsgs Store.
ang 2s Hsaa q Wsiersa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

A CAHD-BoARDlNG by The week ., a,
n iho dsy, % soit The lines. SINGLE M,.i.
ready 81 All. HOURS. The -~
WHEELiNG RESTAURANT,
No 10 Uaion Street boiseen Main aad Ns,l.,
FRESH OYSTERS. constantly % hand
OCT IL EDWARD MCCULLOUGH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

NOTICE To HOUSEKE EPERS.
Q'HE subscribers beg leave :, inform lhe Gin
Gems OF Wheeling AMI vicinity, that they
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
at Nol43 Main street, Wheeling, Va. whers
may b. found an extensive assert ment of Gil
and Mahogany framed Locking GlGsses, Por-
fraIt and Picture frames; Upholstery ware. con-
ssunE cf Feather Beds: holsters Pile Tvs, curl .
ed hair Spanish moss, Gotten, husk and spring
matuasses; together with full aysortnrut NJ
the latest style aud best finished FURNITURE
ever offered In this city; all OF which Will be sold
ON the mast Ica enable terms and sarranfed.
Also Looking glass Plates, mshogany veneeis
varaish. Spanish moss. &c. &c, constantly on
hanI.
STEAM PoATS furnish.d with every article
OF furniture on tho most accom- mo dating terms
and at short notice.
Orders in ZaResviIle can be left with F
ADAMS & Co.
has NENDEL & HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16


CsEAr CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
N WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASH
IN6TON CITY, PilILADf.l.PtilA A. NEW WORK
AND BOSTON. The National Road and Cs,od
Intent Stage Companies. running daily lin.-s
70 Cusnheriana. eonsecIine with the b a. o r.
Only ID hours Sfsgc travel To either II the above
cities. sns bplance by Railroad. ,1f1i,-rai
Tune 10 Baltimore - hours.
Time 10 Philndelphis ~ hours
Faro 10 Baltimore Il DOLLARS.
FIRE TAI Philadelphia 10 do,ns .tf $50 -
Sis daily lines leaves the Co. Stage and Rail
rod 'sliire esesy- ni~rning at O'clock A NJ. and
cairns furnished NJ any hour load should oier.
Forihrngh Tickeisio Baltimore aIsd Pailadei ,hia.
apply At the Gus Office. No Sc Water ST. Wheeling.
Va une dsor North U 5 Hnlel ,-,r,,..,. q ..I-sti
For Coed Intent STAG Co. ID HvTCHlSON.
and WIN K NEWMAN. fer n II s Co.
.Crssf Central Route Rail road aud Sage e6sse.
sen 10 .-r.. r0..f.-sr .irtI-t III [ rrfl.tt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

sAe assortment Of the best Ballimsrr q
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER. Upper Leather. Ca
Kip. Kid and Morocco Skins; Binding Piak q
Fsir;Liniag Skins, Thread. Pegs, Nails. Avis, La
and Findings generally. ALSO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

Genilemens' Fine C,,ih. Seal. Velvet and Flu
Lined CAPS. Bays Cloth. Velveteen, Muskrat
Neutra and Sealeil Cap .tr
InfanIs Cloth and Velvet Caps, Bsson and fhila-
dolphin STYLE. t.s $685. oes 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

doz Cum Eiasiic zee Nuts,
dozen Fgucy kEypfian Miita,
10 Fancy Sii< = do.
20 Black Nett do
DO Twisted slik seib's 10.
10 WOODEN Do.
Wih great variety Of Gloves II every De.
'ss,Slon and pnces " sENsENEY y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
BOOTS SHOES
BOOT 8 SHOE STORE.

BOOT g SHOE STORE
A s TODD. hos Just returned from the East,
"a and is no,< opening bic FALLand WINTER
STOCK Of BOOTS end Shoes ~ the South end
Of The Market firnse. Sign OF The BLACK NAM
MOTH BOOT. As this sock was selected and
purchased expressly for the retail trade OF Wheeling
no fears need be entertained of qualify and where
m article Is sold pine. aud 5ses not out To-
he snch. The proprieior will make good in sub
segment purchases. All who want Boots Shoes,
CAPS Leather and Findngs. will please call az tho
South End OF Market sqsare. aud examiae the fol-
$50 Pnirs Mems COARSE BROCANS, ,..H fs.s
$50 do KIP do. ria ffff t.Dili
90 do Calfsnd Morocco Afonross
90 Pairs Boys Think Brogans. Dc ~ tfla
so do Kin and Calf do.
90 Pairs Youths Thick and Kip Shael, ffi
100 Pairs Mems Thick and Kip Boots filin- tn'
1879 do - Calf Seal and Morocco Boots
les Pairs Boys Kip. Thick and Calf do.
800 Pairs Youths Kip and Cali d.
324 Pairs womens' Kip Lace Boots. ..'f
ia - do Calf DO.
325 do fine sewed Cali a. Morocco Boots
200 DO Kip Ca and Grain Leather Shoes,
500 do KID WALKING SHOES. f
90 do Kid and Morocco Slippers. i. = -.
lS5 do Silk aud PruneIa Callers.
ESQ DO Gum and Leather Oyershoes,
200 PaIrs Misses CaifT ace Boots,
$40 do KIP BOOTS,
500 Pain Chidrens' Shoes ossorfed kinds
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=
{ EkTlFiCArE> Of IT'S efficacy can be sen a 4
the Store OF the subscribers sufficient to sat.
isfy tae most inereJnious- Price rs rents.
.t.lf il tNf.. WfiTBLEy, Green Ce.Pa.}
Dir. y. A. F'dh,,essock q. Co.
Dear Sir: have been USING your vermlfuge in
my practice for number OF years. end end IL
the most sure and safe Worm Destroyer that /
was called 10 a child sir or save, year. ola :,
Nav, Is42. which was then in spasms with the
worms. gave il enc vial Of your vermifuse. a.
sreensFy to objections, and the child passed 440
and a. passed 400 more. makinsin all Gao Worms
me ch1id ree9verq immeeiaiely, ani has enjoy
ed GOOD health evef since
which II has brought away 200 and 800 Worms
JONATHAN MORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. 1872
There are Vermfuees in almost every section
of the country, asserted To be the same .,r eous
TO Fshneslock' s. which is not the case-fbere
ar meme iikeit. They contain DANGEROUS in gre
use The first and only safe anr efficacious one.
DO not be. per< uaded by the isteocyted yender
that otheiswhl answeras well li -eflitt0
x A FAHNEsrocK & co.
"a .Coraer OF SIX b and Wood SITS. Pittsburgh.
-rf..r.c BIB N'MECHEN =
JONAS CRUNBACKER, &
JAMES BAKER,
FAHNEsTocK's ANTI Hss' Rfi. r xai :
PILL. S.--A gentle but efficient cathartic. ex-
oressly adapted for miy physic; and are not
surpassee by any other pill ~ for all cases in
whicS acathatsicIs Indicated. They will operai Q
thoroughly WITHOUT gripping. Price % cts for a
box eoniainlng so pills.
Pnsumoiie OF Cough BdLsam-A valuable
reme1v Tor Coughs and G. lids. Price IS cents
Cough Lozen ges.-These Lozenees possess I
the virtues of the best Coueh Syrup are conve-
neni TO carry in the p.eket and are very pleasant
to the taste. Price 25 cents.
CdrmiRafire I<0zenges for The crye OF the
summer complaints. As the season is now ap-
pre- aching IN which bowel complaints ar al ways
very troublesome az we'll as dangerous, every
family should ee provided with box OF these
Iozenees. which, ifu sed according 10 directi ons
wtl certainly cure. Price 25 cents.
Liquid Opodeidoe.-rhis penetrating article
POSSE SIS double the sirength Of the common
venen'lv applied. Price IS cents. gt
For 5; lie by 80 & b WMECHEN,
4e2s Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
WIN JEssOP a. SONS CAST STEEL

WIN JESsOP a. SONS CAST STEEL
NHE Subscriber has iusi received
i cases I BY ! re6bed sspyessly for ares,
DO assorted from ~ 2 inches sqaare,
do Double shear; refined Cor edge tools,
do German Or Scythe STEEL;
Also igs genuine Hoop 4. which he offers 10
smiih's as superior 70 sandsrson q Broihers manu-
facuFe those who have given IL trial say ihsi IL
ran be workfd with q higher heat han any oiher
steel SAMUEL NEIL
Jon 8 rrl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

con lnned and held for the county OF Ohio. al the
Court house. thereof, On Friday the 18th day OF
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT. FtI
Francis Armstrong. administrator de bonis
non. with the will annexed OF Noah Zane,
deceased. s,.l.
Ely Dorsey and others, heirs or said ane, &c
ABSTRACT.
And the court doth further adjudge, order
and decree, that thIs cause be referred to Samuel
Atkinson, Esq who IS hereby appointed Com
missioner for that purpose, who is TO audit state
ard settle the executensi accounts Of the said
Etenezer nd Fl tod Zane and TIE admins
tTRtIen accounts Of the said Ebenez ger Zane nd
" oses " chapllneS deceased s.w ell as tho. of
the SAID 1Franc!s K ARMSTRONG administrator
de b0niS non, with tfhe v III annexed .he said
Noah Zane, decea sed:-and forthaf pRrpese, that
he sgle Piatoh I'm 9. and the admin stratrix of
SAID ithenezfr Zane, make OFT ard Furnish To
said ComInlsEio Or, a fTle and full account of
all MONEYS. fnnds. cbfses in action. goods and
effects, " t5ch ceneeto ihe hands OF said Ehene-
ger ana PiafcD. as executors y saio Noah Zane
decreased; and m what manner they have pt id
out and disposed offhe zane; and IN iihsm nner
that sard adminsfreiFlx ofssid Ebentz-r Zane
decreased. and said executor Of said Moses vi
Chspline, decd, do make o. aud furnish TO said
commissioning. . true ans foil account of ali
moneys, chosss ~ aetcR goods aRd effects
EbenezeT and Sfeses S or pI ,bs. OF sala
acting a 8 such adminisIraiors IS aforee aid and
how they paid out and disposed thereof and
also that said compl ainant Va AXE ont and finnish
10 said Commissioner. a like ncceunr Of n
moneys, chooses w action goods and ELECTS.
which have IN any v aY come to his hands, as
such administrator. and how he has bsid out
and disguised thereof And also that said COM
missioner, ascertain and report what real estate
and what PERSONA estate and chooses in action,
belong TO the resIduary fund created by the elev.
eDfh clause of the last " III and testament Of the
said NOAH Zane. deceased, and a!so what debts
OF me seId Noah Zane, deed. are outstanding
and unpaid. ans charFeable upon said Tesiduary
fund, and that said c Commissioner give at least
thlrty days notice OF the time and place Of taking
said ACCOUNTS, and thai all the creditors of the
ssld Noah Zane. deceased. be allowed to co me
IN before the said commissioner and prove thcir
debts. and that said Commissioner by ad vertise.
Inent IN some newspaper printed in the city of
wheeling, hx peTempiory day for such purpose.
and that such Of SAID creditors shall not 50
come IN, be excluded the benefit Of this decree
but such Of them as shall so come in before
they ore allowed TO prove their debts are to give
security. for the payment of their Just proportion
OF the ex penses of this suit, 70 be settled bv said
commissioner. AMI said commissions il 10
make due report Of all said matters, together
with any ether matter deemed pertinent by him
seit or specially required by either party giving
que notice Of RS proceedings 70 all parties con-
new % ALEX T LAIDLEY.- CLERK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

DAGGIEG--Jusi received q loi heavy Hens
, snd Cotton Rsssing. ehsapsi ..-
octT sELBYs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

GO. W WILSON. Ls1EJ HARvET sLEsasN.
WILSON a GLEASON.
fIafs Wiison. Wrighf 3 Col
COMMISSION AND FORWAnDrNc
MERCHANTS,
.- No 05l TCHoUrIToUhAs 81
NEW ORLEANs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
1 leefioRs Of the Lirer, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Pains or Weakness Of 1he Breast or Lun gS,
Chronic Coughs, Pleurisy HemOrrhage offhs
Lungs. and all affections Of he Pulmonary
Organs.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-08-23
WHO ARE INDEPENDENT.

AS we understand it, no man likes to
have master. By no continuance, can
yon, Mr.. Boss, make the persons you
employ feel quite as Comfortable and hap.
py, as they would, were you entirely out
'ot the way. 1t is very pleasant TO your
dignity, doubtless, TO walk leisurely thro
your workshop two or three times day,
and witness the hard labor of your men /;
nay, YOU derive more substantial Sails
,, fiction in calculating the prof, which
| each mans TOT will nett 10 you, but did 1t
ever occur to you my good schemer, thai
! you have as much right TO your heavy
commi:sion GA the produce. Of that labor,
as the man in the moon, or the ferryman
on the S,yx - no more T. Alb, say you
but give these men work, without me
they would starve. Would they2 We
| must eat, and those, therefore, who til
| the earth, will find market fJr their grain
We must be clothed. and they who spin
and weave and manufacture garments
will fad sale. There is demand and sup
] ply. But the capitalist steps in between
/ him who demands aud him who supplies
and for this intrusion levies a heavy tax
on both. This is species oftax, assess
ed AMI collected by no law, save that o
tong and unjust custom, originating away
back ia the ages of ignorance and slavist
lear and unmanly dependence. If we
/ were disposed to deal in melancholy anc
humiiating truths, we could draw dark
picture of the heavy wrongs which The
makers have borne, from this one evil.
How comes it that we have so many
ItyIanls in The world. Tyrants, not ii
name perhaps, but in fact; money lords
who say 10 The man of many wants, dig
me this piece Of ground and [ will gly'
you bread weave me cloth, and You shall
have clothing, and the man, hungry anc
naked, consents. and while he is digging
is fed, while he is weaving, is clothed
but when the work is done, and the ldi'
master has realized the profits, The work
er is hungry and unclothed, and must bes
OF some other tyTanl 10 make him slav'
again. else he dies. WHAT'S the aristoc
rdcv. that we poor groundlings look upu
with so much awe and reverence
Is it not the aristocracy of money bags
; and does ii DO aught but Cypress and cor
| rapt u.s. We remarked Yesterday that
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-08-23
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From the New York Tribune.
Song 81 the Wsshingtonians,
nj WIN. n. EURLEieu.

From the scenes that have Witnessed our shame,
From the darkened and desolate home,
from the bells that have Iobbedus Of virtue and
fame,
From the den Of the sroiIer, we come
Ne ~ from the harden Of wo
That hath weighed down our spirits so long,
The letters that bound Us aside we will throw,
And again IL our freedom be strong!
Be- the cup dashed to earth that hath long been our
bone,
It's dominion shall never be DER US again!
Too long have we bowed to the thrall
Of the demon that turks in the wine;
Health, happiness, honor, madly have all
Recn flung on the Bocclianafs shr ne!
'Oh God! how debased have we been
How Gar fiom the True and the Right
Have we wandered away in the mazes ofSin,
Till the bIackness and darkness Of night
Came down on our spirits, and clothed them in gloom
More deep than the shadows that circle the tomb
But Joy from that bondage accurst
We leap to new freedom and life,-
'Exutant the chains Of captivity burst,
And grid us anew for the strife
Ito the tempter no more will we yield,
Nor parley again with the foe.
But the Truth for our sword and the PLEDGE fol-
our shield,
| From triumph to triumph Wen go,
| Tll the Temperance Banner in splendor unfdrlet
Shall fling out its folds o'era subjugute wS'ld
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+ .
interests in every particular with those oil
the whole race. They claim that 10 the
triflng matter o. property. at least, they
need not love their neighbor as them
selves although it is for and about proper
Ity principally that the tyrant scourges his
victim, the warrior Stays, the politician 10.
trigues and the priest diyines! The only
remedy for the manifold ills which aff1ict
human society j. is apparent then, must be
10 reform our social relations, and bring
them into accordance with the immutabIe
laws fthe Creator. Permit me 10 express
my surprise that such persons as II, c..
Wright, Geo, S. Burleigh for rationale
ity,' and others of like stamp. should feel
under the necessity of Withdrawing for
mally from an association formed for the
purpose Of investigating the cause of the
evils which af1ict mankind, and to devise
a remedy,-where it is done, as By Eliza
beth Pease ofEaglanl, through religious
bigotry, it is not SO wonderful. since such
bigotry instiac:ively feels that investiga-
ton is the sure antIdote 10 It's bane-and
that others, like Garrison, Rogers, Quin.
cy, Chapman, Child, can look on with in
difference SO great as to have scarce {
God speed ye' to spare, if they do no
feel absolutely opposed to the objects aim
| ed at in the movement. Better than thi
) indifference would be the open opposition
, of such reformers, for by that they will b
: likely to prove the doctrines ofthe new SC
! clety-or themselves, in error. As 1t is
/ the advocates of radical reform have th
influence of these against them, 10 form
in which it is impossible to meet it; thi
is unfair as we'll as injurious to society
tor the party In the wrong is wasting il
energies in unproductive efforts to benef
: mankind, and ught to be converted TO
1SN'Si VI Wy VIC OtlSl
; L. ]. Liyermore comes out manfully
his profound views of political economy,
S although he seems to comprehend no di
g ference between what he terms maxim
y money" aud the production of propert,
but as he appears to think his task unfil
|. Eished, it will be safe to leave him until 1t
=, ~ee~r,nined that his next effort will contal
: something to reply to. hope this, ar
lie the continuation of the subject which il
y tend, will appear in the Herald, accor
v, panied by your notes, as eaustic as the o
lie casion seems to demand would NAL
oe the same request of the Liberator, if
A. editor had not already declared that
u. reasons either too valuable or too swort
I'd less to assign he has no thunder to spa
lie for this subject. 49,. .-~a-. .-
1t Yours for the freedom Of ALL ma
OF kind ..=.... .~ w.. . A. BROOKE.
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UNIVERSAL INQUIRY AND REFORM.
From the Herald Of Freedom.
OAKLAND, Ohio. June %, lS43.


OAKLAND, Ohio, June %, l843
Dear Brother Rogers: have just ip-
ished reGIine up some nine or ten Her
aids which accumulated in my absence 10
attendance upon the anniversary OF the
Society for Universal Inquiry and Re-
form, and the American Anti-Slavery ST.
cietv, in New York, and feel as if it was
now my turn TO talk. IT'S brave little
Herald. and most gallant does il proclaim
its anti slavery defiance right 10 the teeth
OF the pro-slavery host. 1t would be a
loss to miss any Of them. Such pleas
lug variety too il exhibits in the views OF
its editor, and correspondents, MS to what
constitutes tie great question, the turning
point upon which the whole anti-slavery
ref,rmrests AS have flvorite opin.
ions Of my own, aud The question which
wish to urge upon the attention Of your
readers, allow me to preface them by {
few remarks upon the opinions expressed
by others. Brother Beach regards III,
/, establishment OF the right of speech as tn
, necessary preliminary TO the success
, the nnti-slavery cause. 1 trust he vii
6ud strength to stand by that right IN life
I and to lie Dy u in death. if its defenc
| should lead him to a martyrs grave
!, For his fidelity TO his present conviction
of whit constitutes the right Of speech
: esteem him worthy Of the enjoyment {
d. an approving conscience, but il has OF
e Cured to me that 10 tine exactly. pa
s allel with that right, may be discOvers