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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-17
90 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Coun holden
Randuluh IlIsIrcL- I MasliunLnn In auid di.Iri1

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Coun holden at
Randolph District So. 5Waslngon in said district,
on the 9th dav Of February l843
A SENATE LADD d. M. FLINT, administrators
n the tate of Issac N Ladd, late Of Wiiamstown
IN said district deceased applied for license TO sell all the
real Of SAID deceased, to raise money pay he
debs due from said estate, and the appearing
dylt is ordered that sad application be head
az probate Office Washington in said district The
18th day Of March aud that the and ali
ed said be notified hereof by publication this
order In The Vermont Waterman printed at Montpelier,
three weeks Succnssvey may be- that they
appear If they cause at sad time and place, and give
bunds f. the payment of said debts aeeaby the pro-
visions Of the statute in such made and provided
90 JOHN COLBY, Judge of Probate
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JAMES EXPEUTORANT

4 LWAYS cures ASTHMA-lwo or three large
N doses will euro The GROUP or HIVES in chi.
dren in from ) minutes to one hours lime. II i'm
mcdl0ely subJues the violence of Hooplns Cough,
and effects speedy cure. Hundreds who have been
gwen up by rcir physicians ncurable, with con-
SUMPTION eptting OF blood and other Pulmonary
Affections have been restored TO perfect cure BY it,
Il never tails in giving roiiei sj@Fur sale by Or.
jayne 20 South Third ST. Philadelphia. Also, BY
Z. p. WALTON & SONS, Montpelier W.
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SNUFF-oYLY rwENTY-rlvE CENTS.

pN UT I --UNLY TWENTY-FIVE IENIs'
nR. NJ. HITCHCOCK S newly invented SNUFF,
- the best article ever discovered by scientific men In
Europe or Americl,f The and absolute relief IT
CaIafrh, Dizziness Of the Head. Weak Eyes Nervous
Head ache Fallen Sickness FITS and Infants troubled
with Snuiles, partial shocks ol Palsy, etc
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A BARKER'S COUGH SYRUP new and
N. unrlvaed remedy for all Pulmonary affections
which, far il has been tested, has given more
general satisfaction than any other medicine now in
use, For sale, wholesale and retail, by S. p. RED.
FIELD. Oct "a
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LEVERS,
DUPLIX,
SWISS, and
LEPINES,
ENGLISH,
FRENCH
WATCH ES.

Silver Spoons Go!d Beads, Ear Ornamncs Finger Rings
Ladies' aud Gentcmeus BreasPns patterns livery
rich) Gold Ristletsstone set Gold and Silver Pencils
Gold and Silver Bowed Spectacles, Silver Thmblcs,
Miniature cases, Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Koyes,
Gold Watch CHAINS, Gard Cases Mourning Rings and
Pms, Silver Combs, shell Combs, work Bags, Pocket
hest kind Of Pcrimery, Macassar Buffalo and
Bears Oh for tho han, Fishing Implements Tia ge Lot)
assortment Of Toys Watch Trimmings, Wood Clocks aud
Bras do and in Short every thing that kept at
Jcwclr, Ware Store.
J. $ Attkcs THIS opportunity to just 10 the ladies
aud gentlemen M,npelef and vlcuiy that he has en-
argcd his Shop ESTABLISHMENTS and has spared no pans to
select Goods suitable for market 10 I'll it IN and fur.
hcr says ALL home abroad just step in and OK.
the quauy and price before purchasing elsewhere
~ ANY rate they may rely this, that goods arc what
NC recommend Them 10 be sale.
e. r Clocks aud Watches repaired al short notice ana
warranted.
n. 3. Silver work AID Jcwely made to order or to any
patton and warranted good.
Montpelier, Ocl II, 1912. 70
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HENRY ISHAM

III AS received the fall aud winter fashions for
d II 1872 Those wishing clothing nude by expo
riencsd men, and cut in the best style, will do well
to call opposite to the Brick Church, where they shall
have every attention and reasonable prices.
iEJRCutting Tor others 10 make done well MS
though il VAS to he made. Oct. 1878
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Drainree, March q, l849. 10
STATE OF ,yERMoNr IN Probate Court holden Al

Randolph, District }Randolph, within and for
sad District, on the LIST day of March, A d le43.
fOuN S. NICHOLS, administrator with the will an
ncxed the estate Of Daniel Flint late of Branir
extend the time heretofore allowed him pay the debts
from sand estate and settle his administrative account I'M
81 some future day Whereupon ordered by said Court
that said application be heard the probate be
hode1 at VIM Maxham's Inn, in Randolph in said district
the 9Th day Of April and it further orde cd thai
notice hereof be gwen to The creditors Of said and
all others concerned by publishing the substance of
application and order thereon in the Vermont Waterman
printed at Montpelier, three weeks successfully before
The lime aforesaid appointed for the hearing Of said app
Gallon.
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By orde u COrr
90 o. f. WEYMOUTH Register.

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court for the
District of Randolph, District of ltandoph to all
persons interested in the Of Samuel Tlson Of
Brpinree in said District deceased -
iN5 HEREAS, Edmund TIlson. Administrator the
w estate of SAID deceased, makes application for Ii.
sell real of said deceased raise
ncy pay The debts against said esiateI is ordered by
the Court that sad application be heard Probate Cour
to be holden a. William Mnxhams lnu in Randolph, the
5 day Uf pril nex-and uoce thereof ordered in the
Verm mt Waichman and State Journal, printed Mont
PETER may be.
Dated at Randolph this lst day Of March, A D 1913,
BY order of Court,
80 y. T.. WEYMOUTH, Register.
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VIM. GRENNOUGll x co.,

WIN. Gl&EsGNOUGlA * co.,
No. Ia, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
A RE cons antly receiving
n HARDW 4 X r. g. CUTLERY.
which they Offer FOR sale country trade for cash
approved credit, the most reasonable terms.
Their stock consists III uatt Cf
TABLE 81 SPRING CUTLERY.
Flies, Greayes and Sons, Groves aud Sons Saws.
Hand, Web, Compass. Blue Back, Grating, fum the
manufactures OF Groves ind Sons, Butcher iyzack aut
other approved Stamps Greayes and Sons Edge Tools;
Tuners and Sagg's Sirklcs Gfeaves and sons, and
Brown aud athe.s Braces and Bus comprising COM
pote assortment Of Sheffield Goods
BIRMINGHAM GOODS.
among which arc, James, Screws Bed Screws; Coach
Screws Butts broad and narrow; BaldwinS Kenrlcks
Coells, rauaus Table T. Plate back flap, pew, CHI, st
Hinges Hooks and Hinges Trace, Log Fence. Halter
CHAINS Locks Cafpenors, Badgers, RIM dead CLOSET,
pad chest trunk, wardrobe, press; Norfolk latches
wrought Nails OF superior quality. &c.
AMERICAN HARD WARE.-A
Amess shovels and spades, iron and steel ; brass
Andirons Nashua locks and lachcs; American Latches,
Blakcs, Parker's and Whites &c: VIM Rowlands Mill
and Cross Cut Saws Coffee Mills, sc.
Composing in all stock well adapted to the country
trade So
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4 NRATU SCHOOL ROOFS.
ROTANTC MEDICINES.

(NLARK & COLLINS have this day received fresh
~ assortment OF Botanic Mcdicines among which may
be found Ground All Cayenne, Ginger R0o, Bay berry,
Golden Seal slippery Z I'm, AmsricaE Valcran Compost
ton Black Cohush Lilcy Root Turkey Myrrh do 9rabc,
Cayenne Pepper Pods, Hot DIups &c.
q, d. e. would say to Physicians and Others who may
be DISPOSED to call that they will find all medicines offered
by hem to be of the first qualify aud the lowest
Montpolier, Oct. 8, 1912,
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden
Dls,rlc, If Washington, at Montpelier in and for
said district on the Sd day of March, A ID 1915.
WILLIAM TUCKER, administrator the estate
w Of Samuel Tucker, late Of Mortified, said dis
rlc deceased presents his petition to said court here,
she wing that SAID Samuel Tucker in his life
der bonds to deed to William r, Tucker aforesaid
divided hall of The follow ing lands Mortified aforesaid
lot No, A. the 9Th range of the first division, esma-
ted zoo acres Also so of the westerly side Of
lot No. in said Grst division and 9th range Also rs
al o NJ in the 7h range Of The rs division. Pray
ing SAID Court deed HIM the aforesaid lands according
to the true and meaning of said bond aforesaid,
sprovded in The Statute of this State in such
Wheieupon II is ordered TIA: said petition come under
26th day of March, A ID 1913, and it is further ordered
that nnce thereof to all concerned be given, b. pubca
ton in the Vermont ia Gilman Journal printed ga i'd
Montpeior three SUCCESSFULLY all nf which be
before said time of hearing that they may appear if they
and object thereto.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden
Randolph District. at Randolph, within and
COR said y Stree The h day Of March A 1913.
NAJILLiAM S. BRUCE, ad nnslrator the estate
w Of Lew Bruce, late of Randolph, said district, de-
ceased prescn his administration account fnr settlement
-Whereupon, is ordered that the be referred to
III 81 day Of April next at the Registers Office in SAID
Randnpn for examination and allowance aud that all
cerned be fled hereof by the publication Of this order in
the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed said
Mnn'pcaer, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY may be,
that hey may appear said time aud place, if they
cause, and object thereto,
BY order Of Court
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-17

RONCilTiS. disease ot The throat and
ID Lungs, which IS unnr7'ly sweeping thousands
upon thou uiiuS 20 premature grave, under The
mistaken name Of consumption, is always cured oy
Jaync's Expccto-an The symptoms of this dis.
cnse, are Cough, soreness Of The Lungs or Throat,
HoarsenesS, Difficulty OF Breathing, .4sthma, Hectic
Fsrer, Splitting up Of Phtegm, or matter, and some.
times Blood rs an Inflammation of the fine skin
which lines the inside OF the whole If line wind
tubes, or AIR vessels which run through every part
OF The Lungs. This Expectorant immediaely sup
presses the Cough, Pain, Inflammation, Fever ard
Difficulty OF Breathing, and produces free aud ca
approximation, ard a cure is effected. Prepared
only by DR.. D. JAYNE, 20 South Third street,
Philadelphia. For sale al the Bookstore OF E. p.
Walton and Snrs. Price ST.
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| lFt! LitE!! LIFE!!! IAN that a man hain
Il will nc give fo his lfo'-so we find II recorded
N ho most anci,ni and best OF books, but when ne
SEQ thousand dyus around Us, with Consumption,
Ctorp Congh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood
aad other pulmonary affections, arc led 10 Goubt
HE correctness Of The above assertion especially
N e It s 50 well known hat certain remedy NAV
be obtained. which always arrests these diseases
Dr. JayGGa Lspeclorahl never fails 10 give relief,
and cures alter every other rsaus have failed.-
THIS can be, and has been proved in thousand Of in.
stances, where II has Affected radical cures after The
pail mt had been given ur by ia friends nd physi-
clans. This valuable EXPECTORANT is pre-.
pared only by Dr. Jayne No. 20 South Third street,
Philadelphia. Il NAV be haI at Messrs. WAL
IONS' Bunk .toro. MnnIoelier. VI.
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BY order OF Court,
% d. f. WEYMOUTH, Register.

SIAf E or VERMONT In Probate Court holder
Washington District, FAT Montpelier, within anc
for said district on the 2slh day of Feb. A ID lS43,
MARY RICHARDSON, administrator the er-
IN Of Carlton Richardson, late of Fayston, in said
d>ct deceased makes application to said court to extent
the time heretofore allowed her to pay the debts due from
said and settle her administration account, until
future dayWhcrupon is ordered by said court that sale
ed that notice hereof be given the creditors Of said
and to all Others concerned by publishing The sub
Of sad application and orders thereon the Yer.
Wachman and Journal, printed at Montpelier, al
least three weeks successfully be the time aforesaid
apo inlet for the hearing Of said application.
BY the Court
90 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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For sac by REED, WING & CUTLER, Hate
Love & R=ed wholesale dcalorsiA Drugs, Medicines,
Paints and Dye stnfls, No "a Chatham Street, Bos.
ton, and by Druggists and country merchants gencr.
ally in New England, and in the principle places
throughout the United States and British Provinces.
Price so cents 2Seop
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NOTICE.
VNIIS cer6os that have this day relmquished to my
l. SON DAVID G. HOLT, the remaining time Of his
minority and he hereby discharged from all liabilities TO
me as a minur and may have full liberty to and
act busress or himself shall hereafter claim his
earnings be responsible for debts contracted by hun.
AMOS HOLT.
Moretown Jan. H. 1918. 90
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is hereby given that gave my William Lee Barron,
his time, from the first of March 1912, and iom that
date shall claim none of his earnings be accountable
for his debts.
APOLLOS BARRON.
Calais, March 8, 1913 SO
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zoo lbs sup. live GEESE FEATHERS, 100
ONJ\J yards Bed Tickings from 10 cents up, at tn
Cheap Cash Store. LYMAN & KING.
Feb l843 81
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TNHIS may certify that have given my son, LEON
l. ARD DANA CADY, his time during the remainder
of his minority to act and trade for himself shall Meth
er claim his earnings pay debts of his CONTRACTING after
this date. CALVIN CAD1.
Roxbury March Is43. SO
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CITRON, Mace, Nlmegs, Cloves Ground Cassia
" spice and Pepper. Also West India Pepper sauce
for sale low by CLARK and COLLINS.
October 49, 70
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CEO. w. CARPENTERS Ext. Of SARSPARII.-
VI LA, Balm Columbia Mix Roses, 9hipps Ess. Rose,
nix Saueers German Cologne, CoI.d and Worm Lozen-
engoa, Just rec eiyed and for sale by "A
CLARK AND COLLINS.
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CtHAPMANS Magic Strap--W II Graves and Sons
~ Razors Cloth, halr tooth and shaving Brushes ior
sale cheap, by CLARK and COLLINS.
Mon,pelier October 49, 10
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GINGER ROOT,

GROUND and auautcd pure, also pure Sperm Oil
VI and Olive Oil for table, be had at the drug store
of CLARK COLLINS.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12

NUMBER %

let me down or up, through this huge
tenant.o of the air. After being tossed up
and down, as before stated, | was final
ly released from its caverns Of hail,
snow and icicles, and found myself be-
tween it and the earth, receiving the
benefits ofa heavy and cold shower of
rain, coming down on the aspontane-
Gus parachute principle, with a portion
of gas remaining in the balloon, sufi-
cient to raise about fifty pounds weight
from the earth. made final descent
upon Mr.. Goodyear's farm. five miles
from Carlisle.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
THE REGISTER.

Printed and n,,b'ned every WEDNESDAY at
THREE po1LApe advance. Subscribers who
do not paw in advase, will invariably be charged
four dollars.
Adyertisenen. inserted for one dollar per
SQUARE (of ,a I;ls or Iess for the first insertion,
and iftv cants q each subsequent insertion.
Adve,t;oon,t ts which exceed ten lines, charg-
cd ten can,s - line for the first, and five cents
for each nsspbn afterwards.
YF,pIv bvERTIsING.--A deduction will be
made IN tbo3yho advertise by the year to suf-
6ci.nt amoht to make il for the interest of mer-
chants anJbthers.
AJye.,fements out of the direct line of busi-
,.ea of IA YEARLY advertiser will be charged for
seneratsE at the ordinary rates.
Pror,klonal cards, not alterable tor the year,
coneaf,1rg ten lines or less ten dollars.
T ,namea ofcandidates for county offices will
hs i,set.eI ,or i've dollars payment always in ad
vance. ami state Offices ten dollars. ~ -..,
Fys,,,n, tickets, viii neyer be delivered 'till
paid for. (; -. ass
Poli,;c-l circulars or communications ofonly an
individual interest, will be chargd at half price
Of ordinary advertisements and must be paid in
advance. -. .'F
Advertisements not marked With the number Of
Insertions will be continued 'tll forbid, and any
alterations made after insertion charged extra.
Advertising patrons will favor U5 by handing
in their advertisements as early after our regular
publication days as corvenent-not later in any
case if possible, than Thursday night. -
All JOB-WORK must be paid for on deliv-
cry. ..5., .-to.s,1-'. A. .t.
POSTAGE must be paid on all lettera, or they vii
not be attended to.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
An Incident.

A most alarming incident occurred on
Sunday, at one of the churches in Holly
Springs. All at once, in the middle of
the sermon, fashionable young mar
ried lady, in the congregation, was sei1
zed with a violent commotion Of abe
frame, accompanied with low shrek
or groan, and at the same moment a
heavy body was heard TO fall to the floor
--and then the lady sunk to her seat
The parson stopped his DISCOURSE
buzz of alarm arose-the congregation
was dismissed-and in dismay sonaeT of
the sufferers friends ran for q doctor,
and a granny-supposing something aw-
ful had happened. But before they
could return with small linen, &C., the
lady recovered, and the cause Of all the
commotion-otion- -otion-otion, was discov.
cred. Alas! She had been suddenly
seized with fit Of the ague, SO violen
as to shake off her --BDstIei We are
| glad II was no worse!-Dol. Dem.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
apostles Of our political faith. We deny

apostles Of our political faith. We deny
that those eminent men ever held or
taught that those who borrow money
and uie ii and enjoy the same, are not
boundin honor and fairness to return 1t
in their generation. On the contrary,
we maintain that the fundamental max
i'm of hose immortal fathers, was that
those who contract by pledge Of the
public faith, and receive consideration,
were bound to tax themselves for a
prompt and punctual payment Of. the
debt, and not throw the burthen upon a
future generation.
Resolred, That even if it could be
shown that We are wrong in our reading
of the text of the republican fathers,
we have yet left still higher authority
than they, with which TO confront the
dogma of repadiation, viz: The law Of
God requires all men to be Just and
honest, and no human authority-nay,
not of. allthe politicians on earth can
avail TO nullify or contravene this divine
statute. -
ReSOzped, That we have entire conf
dence in the capacity and integrity of
the Hon. Thos. H. Williams, of Ponto-
tee, and recommend him as a suitable
candidate TO be supported by the bond
payers OF Mississippi, for the office OF
Governor at the coming election in No
vember next.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
The Bank of England.


Correspondent of the New. York
Commercial Advertiser, writing sfrom
London under date Of 10th ult. says
"On Wednesday last visited the
Bank of England and had the pleasure
of examining the. interior arrangements
Of the great financial machine. The
show of gold and silver bullion was We
ry great. The gold bars weigh 16
pounds, and are worth 500 pounds ster-
ling or four thousand dollars each. The
silver received from the Chinese was
curiosity. ltwas in Jumps and pieces
of all shapes and sizes, marked with the
name of the moulder, the weightof the
piece, and the stamp of the Celestial Em-
peror.
''Some Of the pieces resembled horse
shoes in form. In the printing depart
fment, the method Of saturating the pa
per with water, by exhausting the air
in the chamber where the paper is
placed, and then suddenly forcing the
water upon it, by which every pore is
Quickly filed, is quite ingenious and
effective. The method Of guarding a.
gainst. .embezzlement by the workmen,
by registering the number of each im-
preston, and by other means, is quite
interesting, and well calculated to pre-
vent frauds being practised.
"The operations Of the Bank are im-
mense. ~ All the Bank notes which come
in for redemption are destroyed, and
the number of new notes thata are issued
! amounts to an average of twenty thou
sand daily, the aggregate value of which
is about 100000 sterling, or four mill
lions of dollars. The Bank has twelve
branches, and the building covers about
four acres of ground. D The principal
deposit office is a very fine and spacious
room, and the clerks and book-keepers
in it cannot be less than fifty or sixty.
: The office for the redemption of notes is
quite spacious, and some thirty clerks
are in attendance. The amount of gold
coin is immense, and the rafting of the
t sovereigns, as the clerks shovel them
into their reservoirs, is quite exciting TO
$ stranger,
: "The office for the redemption of Ex-
z chequer bills--that for keeping the prin-
3 cipaI books, in the. second story-the
printing room, where the checks, drafts
and post notes are printed-and the nu-
: merous Offices which are appropriated to
the multifafious operations of this large
{ monied reservoir, would take up too
much of my time to describe.
: 81 had shown. to me some of the; first
Bank notes issued by the Bank, in 1896.
"The amount ofesch note was filled
in with pen and ink, and the "somme'
of Eve hundred thousand pounds duly
=, inserted in one note. Another of less
y ancient date was shown OF one million
II Of pounds sterling. The style of. cngra
y wing and general appearance OF these
II notes exhibited the improvement IN the
= art since the Bank was established"
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12

If there ever was a period in the po-
litical history ofour State of deep mo-
ment and interest, it is the present. We
are in The midst of a great struggle,
which IS TO result in the triumph of
truth over, error, or the defeat Of all
which should be held sacred in the hearts
of pattiots or the friends cf humanity.
1t is a crisis which calls. aloud for ac-
ton, aad we invoke the aid and support
of those who are not afraid to come out
on the side Of their country and fight
for her honor. We call upon our coun-
trymen TO pause and seriously reflect
upon the dark and threatening conse-
ouences of reputation. 1t comes to US
in so many shifting forms, we see it in
so many different aspects, that we may
know it TO be the offspring Of error. 1t
is the child crafty ambition-the bant-
ling of the denagogue--and the darling
of misrule.. 1t is an open war with the
code of social morals-it strikes at the
very foundation of government, political
honesty-it destroys confdence--instead
of elevating, it degrades a people, and
if not checked in its wild and unhallow.
ed career, its ruthless and more thar
gothic arm will pull down the temple o.
American honor, and leave it in melan
choly ruins. But we are. yet secure
and although cloud threatens to over:
shadow our political sky--the eye ofthe
patriot, gazing through the telescope o
truth, perceives that the storm will for
ever linger beyond the horizon of peace
We have an abiding confidence In tn
virtue and intelligence of the people; ant
if the people be virtuous and enlighten
ed, requires no great political sagaclt.
to foretell returning sense of honor
when our State, rich in the bountles Q
Heaven and virgin soil, will stan
redeemed in the eye of reason and tn
world, with not stain upon her pur
and flowing robes.--Southron.