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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21
100 TONS
Y F. WY DIRK GOOD $ ,

rJrIIIs day receiving at tho Co.oe Store, by
Il STORRS g. LANGDUNS,
Being fully satisfied with the superior advantage of the CASH
SYSTEM and feeling grntifcd for The
onage since having adopted present selling goods
for trnng advance for prompt pay, eaor lower
prices than before offered In this county, by tsa load
smaller quantities. $500
40 Bales "a COTTON GOODS, cheap enough;
10 do TICKING, DRILLING and FLANNELj
90 do BATTING, WICklNG and YARN
New Styles of Cloths for Genemens Coaks aud Overcoats
AZ pieces nch goods for LADIES' CLoAKs, some ofnew
styles and very elegant; -.-
200 pieces Of Wosted Silk nnd Cotton DRESS GOODS Of
entirely new and beautiful patterns
N ana Fur Cloak aud Dress TRIMMINGS In gent VARIETY
Fur hOBES, CAPS, MUFFS, TIPPETs, BOAS, etc. etc.
GLASS WARE;
House keeping HARD WARE of new and elegant patterns
pieces cheap CARPETING,
80 Chests Gfcen and superior Black
90 Bags real good COFFEE
5000 pounds Chewing TOBACCO, choice brandss
10000 pounds Loaf Crushed and Brown SUGARS,
10000 nice SAIERATUS;
800 gallons pure winter SPERM OIL;
5000 pounds PURE WHITE LEAD and other paints.
1000 pounds superior Sole and Upper Leather
1000 bushels coarse SALTS
900 bbls fine Western do;
100 bags Dairy do and many other Goods
ATCBEAP ENOUGIlL9
MONTPELIER. |.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21
SALT.
or all kinds at the New Store Of
~ HUBBARD
JUsTUs BROWN,s EsTATE

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden II Monipe
Washington District, SIS. ier, within and for said District
the 10Th day OF March A. ID. 1915:
John WINSLOW, the estate of Justus Brown
late of Berlin in said District, deceased presents his nett
oL said Court writing here, license 10 sell the whole
of the real estate Of said deceased Aedgng that part
he sold without injury the remainder part being
for the payment oil the debts and egaces expenses adj
mnistraOn the personal thereof being insufficient fol
said purposes and the appearing
il ordered that SAID petition be referred session of
Court be holden the Probate office said
the 29th day Of March A. d. lsi5, O'Clock p NJ fol
hearing and decision And further ordered notice to al
concerned bo given By publishing the said petition
and the orders thereof three weeks SUCCESSFULLY 10 the Yer
mont Waterman and State Journal printed Montpelier afnre
said, all Of which to be before said time hearing and d.
on that they maappeat said time place. and give bond
for the payment of said debts iegates charges and IRE
vent the sale of said real estate, the statute requires
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21
MILLINERY GOODS
FOX HUNT'EIR -

YOU are hereby notified that CASH and the highest price,
Gas usual are paid for all bads Of Shipping Fur, at the
Drug store Of Clark aud Collins where viii find large
sor,nent Of Rifle Powder Shot Of all Sizes also Percussion
Caps.
Mammalian, Nos. 10 1914.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21

Affecting occurrence. We hear of mournlul
casualty in January. Mr.. Worter Thompson, in
passing, week ago yesterday, over a small lake
about one and half miles from Leoni, fell in,
and vas unable to eytricate himself from the mud
and Water combined. His wife then FASTENED to
his assistance, when she fell in, and both finally
persisted. Several of the neighbors rallied to the
spot, anxious TO rescue their friends, but from g-
norance of the proper mode of proceeding, were
unable to afford them any material assistance
Detroit advertiser.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21

true copy ofRecord,
% Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS. REGISTER
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21

.3nti- Dueling IN The South. Mr.. CHM has Civ.
en- notice in the Louisiana Convention, that he viii
offer a clause to be inserted in the new Constitu
ton, by which all persons sending or accepting
challenge to fight duel, and their seconds, shall
be rendered incapable of holding any Office Ct hono
or profit in the State. We like to see this effort t.
put down the last relic of burbnrsm that disgrace.
our country.
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NOTICE.

THE co partnership heretofore existing under the firm
Clark Collins, this day by mutual consent dissolved,
= NJ Collins ia authorized to collect and all claims l
TO and against said nm. CHARLES CLARK,
SAI.NIN X. COLLINS.
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GROCERIES, COTTONS.

&c. .aT THE LOWEST PRICES
IL ALDWIN, SCOTT CO. arc constantly receiving addi-
~ tions to their stock of GROCERIES and DOMESTIC
GOODS which they offer at the very LOW EST PRICES.
Call and see. Jan. "a. (97)
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-27
WooDViLLE (NIssIssIPPI SATURDAY, DECEMBER2 81 1915
DR.. s. LOUIs surueua be tlat.

DR.. 8. LOUIS Sturgeon DE ttst,
ESPECTFULLY informs The cit gems Of
- Wilkinson county. that be is prepared TO
perform all operatiOnson the teeth, and dental and
surgical operations generally From his long Elk
pelience and successful operations. he feels o.
fidsnt Of giving ell who paIronize him, entire sat
isfaclion. He will also visit private families, if
requested. For Proofof his abilities as dentist,
he can recommend the public to those upon whose
teeth he has operated. Artificial teeth made and
set upon gold plates, 70 resemble natural teeth,
He has taken his rooms at the Office formerly
occupied BY DR.. Broom. below Mrs. Dunap's
tavern. Nov. i. .q
N. B. On. l.. has chemical preparation
with which he can FIJI old and dscayed teeth, when
gold foil viii not stay, which makes them nearly
as serviceabIe as The old ones.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-27
MY NAME is HAYNES.

There are thousands of people IN TINS
county who make use OF the common ex-t
preston, "my naue is Hanes," when they
are about leaving place OF a party suddenly,
yet few know from whence the expression ls
derived more common saying, OF one In
more general use hos never been gsiup. We
hear il in Maine and in Georgia, in Maryland
and Arkansas; Ii 10 ia the mouth Of old and
young, ibe grave aud the gay-in shOrl my
name is. Hanes" enjoys a popularity which
no ollref cant phrase has ever attained
Having said this much of the reputation OF
The phase be il our next core 10 give lie OIL.
gin.
Some forIy-five years since, gentleman by
the name Of Hanes was travelling on horse
back il The vicinity of Mr. JefTFtson's residence
in Virginia. Party spirit was running extreme
ly high IN those days MI. Jefferson was pre-
sldent, aud Mr. Hanes was rank lederolIsl,
aud as n matter Of course, a bitter opponent
10 The then administration and lie head He
was NOT acquainted with Mr. Jefferson, and
accidentally coming up with that gentleman,
also travelling on hnIse-back, his party zeal
SOON led him into conversation upon the all
absorbing topic. In The course OF the convet-
salon, Haynes Iook particular pains TO a.
buse Mt Jefferson, calling him all so'ts OF
had names, IAN down every measure Of his
administration, poked The non-inIe'coulse
act n' him as most outrageous and 'ulnons'
ridicuIlug his gvn-hoat system as P'ePosierous
and oosenscal--opposed his purchase Of
Louisiana as Wild scheme in shnrl, took,
every leading feature Of The day, descOnIed
on them and their originator, with the glea,-
est bitterness. Mr. Jefferson all the while
said little. There was no such thing as get.
ting away from his vary particular lllend and
he did not exactIy feel atlibefly to c1mbal his
arguments.
They finally arrived in front Of Mr. Jeitef-
sons house, Hanes, of course, not acquainted
with the fact. Notwithstanding he had been
vili6ed and abused like pickpOckeI,' 10 ussI
he old saving, Mr. Jefferson still, withthea
true Virginia hospitality aud poIileness, invlt-
ed his travelling compauionlo alight and par
toke of some refresIme,its. Hanes was about
getting from his horse, when il occurred to.
him tSat he.ehouId ask the name Of his COM
panion. .n 3
jefferson, SAID the president blandly.
.WhatI Thomas J4fiersOnP s.
Yes sir. Thomas Jetfrrson!"
president Thomas JefeTsonr continued The
astonshed federNlIs.
.The some,' rejoiped Nj Jefferson.
well. n,u name is Hanes,' and putting eputs
N his horse he was out OF hearing instantly,
This we are informed, was the origin oil the
phrase. "
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-27

A MrDDLER.-A person Of this character ls al
wav. troublesome member of sociely. he IS
always ready to take up a report against DIS
Os;gbbor. If he has an object TO accomplish, he
Aces not attempt it by open, candid. straight for
ward means, but by obIque insinua'ions ana Oark
hints Of BY circulating Inc stories OF oihels' u
he ventures into the world Of opinions Is on'y
AZ. msdIsr. Incapable Of fair, honorable aus
custom, and capable only Of besPa'lerng an Cps
ponenl, be mars himself accordingly; lo' ne knows
L he cannot vanqoish, he can soil. IL such per
son is noticed al all, be must be treated as med
der. not as an honorable man who knows how 10
maintain his opinions and positions IN OecO"'nF
manner,
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-27

RoMANce. mot long since, company Of Tex
as rangers. under The command of Capt. Rad,
brought in as prls6neFs, Mexican soldier with
his young, beautiful and charming wife. She u
represented as being q most bewHehinely beauil.
fui Mexican Eemsle, about sixteen years old, qod
from nne oI the first families Of the cry OF Mex,
co. Falling in love with soldier, she eloP,so
with him, and having crossed The Rio Sfande,
vas taken with he, husband. We have not YET
heard what disposition was naee OE he Mex'c'n
lady by the Texans. kslOrmer.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-27

A PICTURE Burke SAY thal Mllton's i'm
age Of Loclfer, Standing with ore foot upon
the earth and the other ON the planet Saturn,
shaking his sword at The Almighty, is one pl
The glandsst metaphors, 10 The language, and
by far The sublimest expression 10 The work
OF that poet. A western editor, although he
acknowledge Mr.. Burke to be very good Ru-
lhority on Tie sublime and beautiful, begs
leave 10 differ very particularly IS lhis figure
being one Of the grandes' things in nsloie--
for we have seen (says he) something which
SURPRISES il a heap! ''lt was mountain goat,
standing upon a piece Of timber. which
stretches itseiffaf over the falls of The Mag
ara, in the midst Of one ofthe.mosl rema'kaf
Bile slorms we ever Witnessed, shaking his
tail az the deepest tones ofihe Ihundcr's roar,
and the lurid flashes Of lightning -snntiipg
NJ the vaporous mist which ar Sc l'om The
Hell of waters below, with as much nOncho-
lance as though lie we've The monarch OF the
mighty torrent boiling and choffag al Pis
feet. This ,Ods picture
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-27


We have moi addressed you any
advices on our Cotton Market for some lime, ow-
ing 10 the depressed position of the staple which,
duFiDg the greater part Of last month, and until
within the past ten days, rendered the demand
very dull, and kept prices at 50 low a rsage that
many Planters were induced 10 suspend the lnr.
hershpmenl oftheir Crops, sad await reaction
that might enable Them 10 secure better lefms.--
This circumstance, together with fhe conlinued
low stage Of Water in The Bayousand Streams
tributary to the Mississippi; bavs greatly impeded
The receipts Of Cotton, and DOR stock hes become
more reduced IN cohseqdehce, than Il has beetl
for many yeaFs, pt the same period Of lhs season.
During the last two weeks, arrivals Of shipping
have been very Numerous and lreights have de-
cne077-lhis, also operated adyantsgepusly
holders avOiled Of the control thus given Them, ID
demand higher prices, which we're acceded to. ii
most transactions, aud at The close of the phsl
week, an advance of IA Dit on all grades was
fully established
Yesterday, latter adsices from Liverpool per
Cambria reached the City, aud lheiT tenor vas
satisfactory The prices Of Cotton had imptov-
ed in thai Market 90 the extent az 18th Of pen
ny pit during the week preceding the Steamers
departure, and pu,chasers both on account Of
manufactures, and fof speculative Investment,
were making TO q considerable amount. The e.
feet Of this intelligence upon our own Market, was
10 enhsnce the pFetensions Of holders, aDd fur
Their advance Of from l-s 70 LAC ID Is nov gems
orally asked. ,a
Transactions being, on This account, checked
for the moment, il is dficOlttO quote With Pse-
cisiOn, bniin he coutse Of q day OF tWo, when
buyers and sellers will have como % 81 under
standing, the rates demanded being fully lac u
better Than those Of last week, will 10 doubt Be-
readily paid.
We are truly, Dear Sir
Your most obi Serv's
Wm, DAVIDSON, 4 Co.
Per W. 5. JOHNSON
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THE FRoG-MAcnIsn roEraY.

- ~ \ AOI AAChlNG EOAThAe
Of all the things that live
In woodlands, marsh or bog,
That creepthe ground or fy the air,
The funniest is the frog
The frog-the scienti6csst
OfNature's handiwork-- s oai V'a 't
The frog that neither walks norruas,f
But goes il with q, jerk, s,ah tA &. ,.H.
With pants and coat Of bottle green,
q And yellow fancy vest, HrIl#Nf
II pIunges into, mud and mre-- Il ~
- All in HE Sunday best.
When he sits down he's standing up,
As Paddy O'Kin once said
And for convenience sake, he wears
flis eye on top Of his heud.
You see him sitting m log
Above The ''nasty deep"
You feel inclined to sey, old CLAP,
just" look before you lespl"
YOu raise your cane 10 hit him,
His ugly looking mug;
But, ere you get il half way up,
AdOwn he goes ker~ehug!
He keeps about his native pond,
And meier goes on sprees
Nor gets ''how-come-you-so," for a
Cold water chap iS he;
For earthly cares 10 get drunk
He's not the silly fool;
But when they come, he givss a jump
And drowns 'em in the pool.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-27
ST4TE OF MISSlSSTPPI, |


Circuit Court, December Term thereof ls45.
HENRY KUNTZ
272 VS.. Attachment for $50 e5.
GILBERT HOLLY.
FHNHE Attachment in this case was obtained by said
Il Plaintiff against the estate Of said Defendant from
Francis Cooley Esquire Justice of the Peace Of said
comfy, the 18th day of April s45, for the said sum
Of ss2 49, reurnable 10 the October 1s45, Of said
court, and the same having been returned into this
court, executed by the Sheriff of this county. Il s
therefore ordered that copy Of this order be Published
IN the "Repubican," newspaper printed and pub
lishcd in the town of Woodve in said county for
for four weeks successfully. And unless the said de-
fendant shall appar give special bail and plead herein,
before the First day Of our next June term Of this
court Judgement by default final will be entered a.
ganst him and the effects id the garnishees hands,
disposed Of towards towards the satisfaction Of said
Plaintiffs debt interest and costs Of sut
true copy from the minutes Of paid court.
Attest r. w, HAYS, elk.
Dec. 9th ls45. BY Douglas West DC.
SO CIV
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-27

We call the attention Of our readers 10 the fol-
lowing Communication from our friends 10 New
OTleans, but which we regret 10 say came too late
for our last number.
NEW ORLEANS. l6h Dec. ls45.
FRANKLIN SoULE. ESQ.
~ ROOdeils Republican.
st, WOqdvIlls, Miss.
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POETRY.
NOT I'M WANT OF A WIFE.

o Why will you bother me Kate,
( With your smiles and good humor 90 sy
With your songs and your innocent pirate
And the eloquent glance Of Jour eyei
Pm weary ofbeing 10 lover
II has long been the plague Of my life,
BY all the bright planets above,
want neither sweetheart or wife.
tremble to sit ny your side
Pm fearful Of hearing YOU sing,
| have the experiment tried.
And, by Joye, ii'ssa dangerous thingi
Alas! that ever should more
Be ensnared by a beauty and belle,
My heart, ever wounded and sore,
Will never find time to get we'll.
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z We are truly, Dear Sir
Your most obj Serv's
Vim, DAVIDSON, 4 Co.
Per W. 8. JOHNSON

IMPORTANT TRIAL-The present week, The
court has been engaged in heating the argh-
ments of he counsel oDlN writ Of eIIoE inlhe
case Of Horace PAcAUD, who was convicted
lin the circuit cours Of Warren co. on three
indictments, for forging auditors warrants,
and sentenced to The penitenliary for The term
OF len years in each case The argument
was obeued by Luke Lea, Of This city. and
was followed on The same side by G S. Yer
ger, ia an able and lengthy argument. TIE
attorney -general, Ffeeman, conducted alone
the side of the state, and managed the case
with much ingenuity and great ability Gen.
H. s. Foole concluded The argument in behalf
Of the prisoner. 4 large audience was 10 at
tendance during the whole oflhe discussion,
and exhibited much interest ia the result Of
the trial. No case has ever been Argued be-
foIe the supreme court with more zeal and
legal ability The court has moi yet delivers
ed an opinion in the matter, but II msy be ex
pected in few days Il is complicated
caee Of circumslan(ial evidence. No dheel
proof was given on the lIisl, in The Circuit
Couri, that The forged warrants were ever IN
the possession of Psgaud, nor that h had ev-
er offered them for sale or many way dispos-
ed Of them. But. his handwriting was lden-
Iifird, and on this. aRda combination Of cir
lie WAS convicted We undeT-
stand that GenFoole. in his concluding ar
gnuenI before the supreme court, attributed
p gaud's conviction mainly 10 the powerful
Argument Of tie acknowledgement, who con
dGced the prosecution mainly ia The ciIcpi
court. - IReformer. ~ Ata M
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-27

EvAeuArIoN DAY.--Novsmbet 25lhsls always
spent as great gala day in the city O. New
York, II in commemorative Of the evacuation
Of tho city by the British troops 10 lISSd The
day was nshereddn by the firing Of salples, from
the haltety. Onswetedby return sauIes, from loF's
Washington and Tompkins and Mc6owans pass.
A rfand review was held 10 The Washington par.
AIDE ground, in presence Of lhe GossTpor' soG :,
snile. Infantry Company paTsded me Pnnc'Pai
streets and in Bruad-sIleet, The head quarters o.
Gen. EzeAoE WAsHlkeraE, 10 l7sS'the AneF-
lean lae vas hoised. A. sieQuas aad spgFos-
prisle addiess was delivered a the ersepelrpy nj.
MumraRp. AIier reGrsbments, lhe mgyoF, cor
na,a,;ae. ctiizens and soldiers, went To- the arse
nj and participated in The dedication Of s1eR
ho,ldi0o erected as dspeslie Tor the tropics "a
kan (.am The BRUSH army during our wsIs With
lbem-- RsIoFner.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-27

Tne Two ninsl precious thugs on his eide
II lie uravs ME reputation saa' life Butitls
10 be lamemed tiin, lie cdnteup'lble whisper
gray deprive us Of the enc and Vie weaksst
weap. u the o,hels
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-27

WooDvILLE, Sept. 29, 1915.
.MesSrs Soule g. LeGtherman- Gents
VOU will please announce TO The Gentlemen
u of Wilkinson and adjacent counties, that |
have Just received large and we'll selected as
sor,mrnt Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING.
This Clothing was purchased for Cash and at
very low prices. | can sell il for Cash or good
Paper, at lower prices than the same quality has
ever been offered in This market Gentlemen wish
ing handsome suit very low, are invited to call
and examine for themselves. Store opposite
Planters Bauk, near Royal Oak.
FRANK HITCHCOCK.
Oct d.
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BOYaNIL .MEDICINEN.

TUST received from the Botanic Drug Store
- No, so Poydras street, New Orleans, icon
Quoted by DR.. A. A. Jones,) complete aud gen
erul assortment Of superior Thomsonian Med-
cines, simples aud compounds, TO which we re-
specially invite the attention Of our cuslOmeis
as we'll us the community generally Every arIi
Gle is fully guaranteed to be fresh aod good.
We have made such arrangements with the
above establishment, as will enable US at all times
to supply our friends aud customers, with such
Botanic Medicines as will fully meet their exPec-
iations when sick. The compounds are all label
led with full and specific directions for their use
80 that no one need be at loss in using them.
Cyclones superior Hot Bitters, vegetable Ca
lharic Pills, and stimulating rheumatic pain ex-
tracing Linlmenl, always on hand and for sale al
the New Orleans retail prices, by
Oct l6. Mckee & ILER.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-27

Nd Was committed 20 the jail Of Wilkin-
I'm son county, 90 Friday The 5ib inst. as a
MA runaway; Negro man Jim who says lie
~ beongsto William Holbert living five
I'M miles below New 0rleans Said negro
- is feet Or 9 inches high, abOnt so
years Of age, black complexion. thick lips and
eyes, had on when commiiteda brown Knsey
roundabout aOd pants, old fur cap cowmon negro
shoes nearly new,
The owner of said negro is required to comply
with the law 10 such cases made and provided end
take him out q jail. SAMUEL McMURTRY.
Dec. 10Th lS45. Jaor.
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PLANTATION FOR sale.

TENHE undersigned, appointed by The Probate
4 Court Of Wilkinson county, Miss, al the De-
tober term l545 thereof, commissioners tore
ceive and examine all claims Of the several credi-
tors Of The estate of George Martin, deceased,
represented insovent, will meet atths Counting
Room Of G. A. Buckley, 10 the town 81 Wood
vile. on the FIRST Saturday Of every month, until
,he Second Monday in April next, Tor The purpose
If attending the creditors Of said estate, and Of
receiving and examining The said claims, when
and where the said creditors are hereby notified
70 bring in and prove their said claims lesPecIiHs-
", against said estate. -,,,e.,p, q
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-27

Just arrived fOm the nUrlh.
Best quality of friction matches and brass clocks
for sale by the quantity at the most reasonable
terms. Apply to j. Dunbar e. Co.
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J. BONNER, & CO.
Commission Merchants
No. II ST. Charles Street,

No. II 81. Charles Street.
New Orleans
P. SMITH, Agent, WoodvlIe Miss.
Is PreparOd to make liberal cash advaneemeDts
on Cotton consigned to the above House, as well
as Plantation Supplies. a4
Oct. IL. Nett4 as4Ga6
THNHE undersigned have received llne assortment Of
u Woollen knit shaws, all sizes which we win sell
very low. Alsoa fine assortment OF Shoes, Ladies &
Gentsmens, Boots 4 Russets, by
Oct g, 1s45. A J. COHEN 4 WOLF.
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And vhen onr sex. from injuries take fire,
0nr soltness turns 10 fury-and cur thoughts
Breathe vengeance and destruction =
MOI ev,n The soldier'e fury raised in var
The raee q tyrdnta, when defiance sting, 'emi
The bride 81 Priests, 20 bloody when 10 powell
Are haf 30 dreadful &c wsmanls yepgeance.p
= GRONnEUSE.