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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
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INVITE the attention Of the Public to the finest
Il display Of Fall and Winter Goods ever made
upon their counters.
In consequence Of an ovcr-production and the
scarcity Of money, Domestic Goods ART selling low
or than ever. We have improved the present IA
yorabc time TO buy Cheap, and received 5000
Yards Of Brown and Dlcached Shcctines and Shirt
ings, and we will give onr customer full as much
benefit in buying the goods as we receive in selling
We now offer Yard wide Shooting, such as sold for
cts, last year, now cts per Yard. 500 Yards
heavy Sheeiings, such rs sold last year for cts,
now cts. per Yard 1000 Yards extra heavy nnd
stout for cts. per Yard such Ne sold last year for
10 cts. per Yard loco Yards Of those one and
oneeighth yard wide fine Shectings, bought so that
We can sell them at 81 cts. per Yard instead Of u
cts. --' OF -H ~ 90 tsN
Also, good DARK FALL GIxeH1Ns, which the.
Importer says cost l6 cts. to import VIC think
very probable they did. or lcssn-wc sell them at
i21 cts. per Yard. In Dress Goods We pay partic-
ular attention, and can present many styles not
elsewhere TO he found. We have all the New and
Choicest STYLES the market affords. Great bargains
in English, French and American Prints, which
will be sold 10 per cent. less than ever before
offered IN this town.
ALSO, a large assortment Of Brooho. Cdslmsrs
Bdsl,i, Lumask, and Bisok Sill SIiI WIS. Of the
latest styles, which win DC sold great bargains
Also,
English, German and American
Broadcloths,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
NEW GOODS FOR THE PAIL TRADE

~ INT INV FEtENb HIUFts !"
OK CASES AND PACKAGES new and desir
~ able Fall Goods just received by rs, max.
ing assortment one Of the largest and best 70 be
found IN the State, and we pledge ourselves that
prices shall he made low any other Store in
The State
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
Furnishing Goods.

We have opened the room formerly occupied by
Mrs Hincklcy for Carpet Room, where we can
show very large assortment Of all Wool and Cot.
ton and Wool Carpets, Oil Cloths, Straw Mating,
Rugs, Mats, Mirrors Fire Sets, Fcathcrs Tiekings
Bcaehcd and Brown sheeiings Blcachcd and Bro
Table Covers, Napkins Dowlas, Crashes, Din.
pers, Irish Linen White, Red Yellow, aud Green
English Flannels, Rose and Whitney Blankets.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, and
Vestings

of every description, very cheap. Goats. Vests,
and Pants made 10 order and warranted TO ft at as
low prices as a, any ready made clothing Store
CHINA, CRocKERY, AND GLASS WARE, a com
plcie assortment.
1000 Rolls Paper Hangings, (ncw and rich styles
The subscribers, grateful for the patronage here
'ofore 80 literally extended to them, hope by hon
esiy and strict attention to business merit
tinuance Of the same.
WHEELER PRATT.
Sept. 10, ls4s. 6w5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-06
JEwETT a PRESCOTT.

First Store below the Old South Church, and few
steps from Washington ST. 3misi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
THE suPERIoR COUNT.


This Court, Judge DovoLAss presiding is now
IN session. The business, thus far, has been Of
no general interest.
The most important suit that has been reached,
isthat of Benz r. Burns Us. William Cameron,
being the same in the main, we believe, asthat
which has heretofore been tried as The Bank rs.
Caineron-for the recovery Of 81 200, being the
amount Of note discounted BY the Bank, signed
with the name OF VIM Cameron, which the de-
fence contends was forged The plaintiff second
endorser on the note, raaintaips The genuineness'
of the signature.
This case was taken up on Tuesday mornmg'
and an examination Of witnesses made. on
"Wednesday, one Of the Jury, Mai. Packet was
confined TO his bed BY sickness, 50 thatthe case
vas continued over until this morning, (Thurs
day. ! when it will be taken up and argued By
counsel, Nc The Jury is full,
Counsel for the Plaintiff. A. Hunter and 2. J
Faulkner, sEsqs For the Defence, VIM Luca.
and VIM. G. Worihington, Esqs.
Pie Court win not get through before The last
of next week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
TAIL HAITk sT0RM.

A Communication ip the last Kanawha (va.)
Republican; sets forth the terrible grandeur Of a
hal storm in that county, on the 4th instant, ia
rather an ereraeiatiAg style. The writersspcak-
inc Of its power say. "str, indeed, We feel at a
loss to describe it fully. Its grandeur was OF the
terrible sort--fully displaying at once an On
nipoient power. and convincing US fully thatsreu
in the elements may be foand the instrument Of
death. Though Providentially, human life has
been spared 50 far as we have learned-ba, ami
mails suffered intensely, even 70 the loss Of life
sir, believe US, when we say, that the hail was as
large as goose eggs and probably some larger
Neighing, we think. at least one pound, and a
midst thunder and lightning which caused many
heart to lrembr, fell intensely thick for Al leasi
i0minntcs cutting in lis passage the tender leaves
Of the forest, together with limbs from y fee
long Until The ground was fully covered and
leaving lGarks which win be seen for y.srs e
come.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
MoRFALIrYIN THE ARMY.

The mortality Of the American Army in Next
co is said to be- frightful 1t i stated upon the
authority Of Gen. Twiggs, says the Baltimore
Clipper, that the deaths amount to regiment
month, and this is only the opening OF the vonito
season
This Is an awful picture 20 contemplate.
From the very commencement Of the Mexicsn
war, our army has suffered the most fearful Dc
siruction by the diseases Of the climate These
have all along beer our worst enemies, AID these
are the only ones which, amid desolate Downs and
deserted batileieids, still stand upright, and cry
Back, Back, ITO, The invader.
Mexico is overthrown,-,he people can NJ
longer resissf; her Generals have fed not hes
| tile gun sounds over mountain or plaini-and yel
the yictofs fall; the cbnquerors are conquered
every month nearly a thousand Of their numbe
| is slain.
ffeyery month, we lost regiment in battle Y
Mexico, what horror would seize every, heart +
Yet the result isitbe same How long will u
people consent that, at this enormous cost 81 h.
man life, our troops shall occupy Mexico
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
THE yWo7THIRDs RULE,

II will be seen BY Tie proceedings in our co
lunns, that the Locofoco National Convention
again adopted rule. requiring two-thirds vote
Is make a nomination twas adopted By vote
Of lis ayes to 70 nays. Ohio voted against i,
and The declaration received much applause
michigan first voted Eprit-andthere were groans
Md hisses--but afterwards the delegates changed
ttF votes, and Michigan was entered against
.he pie, with applause when its vote could de-
eide othing
rSeneral Commander the representative
from IN illage Of Georgetown, gave nine votes
ior ou'n;arolina for the rule, amidst rounds d
cheers. s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
THE MAGNETIC TELEeRAPH..

We are pleased &c learn that enertions are
about being made fsS he extension q line Of
the Magnetic Telegraph along the Rail Road Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Company, westward, 70
Wheeling twill connect at this point with all
The lines Southwest West, and Northwest, Civ
ing direct communication with that section Of
country. II is proposed 10 have Offices in the
towns Of Eliicon's Mills, Frederick, Harpers-
Ferry, Martinsburg. Hancock, Cumberland u
niontown, Brownsville, Washington, Pa, with
/. branch from Harpers-Ferry 10 .Winchesier
IVA, and also a line to Hagerstown, Md.
We trust that Messrs. E. NJ. q Z. D, Town
send, who have the contract forthe line, will be
successful in obtaining a. sufficient subscription
to induce an Immediate prosecution Of the work
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25


IA <adies conne1ie1 viii de Episcopal
c1Itk j. tkispizcc. ucFe quite for;nnate IN serv-
ing pp Collatin and disPosine q spniiy faney
articles q THURSDAY lat Thy rralizei, We
understand. about SID = f,E,,r god daEs VoFk.
which NJ, vel deserved y tie 1hlirins energy
|0f he ladies who were engaged ID tbs upEk.
The r0om vas ka1dsomelY dccbrs,ed. a1dc1ch
q he several stands were presided over 81 some
mir one, uho would charm he dimes and quar-
iers from your pocket With an inesisible sales
mars art-a winning smile
First - We entered ihc room son the iefi. W
met good Dame Fortune. and II se0urzc had 70
know what luck vas IN s,ore for us--s'If The for-
tunes good. . quarer-if Otherwise, leven-
pence.
Next uaa presenaed The Floral department IN
which were arrajsd mos, Choice apd exquisite
bodquets. and a 1 was generally understood
they would Be in demand for ti< party. they were
quickly disposed d.
And who could resist iDquiring for 1lafletfcr
Al the Post Odee Tie beaus and bellies could
rass iheif. bid dosres wilh charming speed.
AID no pppas or rnammas 70 peer into me swee,
messengers. Thisdepartmrn, was well patron
ized and II desefed TO BE- for The melcs arrived
more regularly thal 10 Cave JohnsDn's line
| The lee Cream and confeciion department
had scores Of wiIlhg patrons. and well they
might as every shiat was prepared in style
tina, niaae the palate eiuckle with delight
The mysterious her was also place q
considerable attraction nd scores were wiling
subiects for initiation inb lis mysteries Asmall
& space was pariitioned tEith canvass. On which
was Inscribed IN gl0wik ieiiers-as kind q
sign. bus in fact Turai1fi. mo che 10 the mYste-
tsy--.. II ms AaoFas.5 "A 5Sd FsIis1sib { /.
posed z The entrance 70 NJ mysterious haiI
was under charge Of a lady guarded lis pot-
tails with great fidelity, and D e were allowed
sight'' without the fec wa uthe7 guess ,bat
severalthoaght the whistle was i pail for, bot
the joke was most excellent, and \ aupliearion
quite practical.
The COLLATION. was sumptuous on and the
Ladies who superintended the culinaiS iepar,-
meat, IS well as all others concerned des i the
warmest commentator. Their excrtisns ,re
duly appreciated, inasmnch as We believe eN
saleable article was disposed Of at an early hd
in the afternoon, and regret expressed by sew
raj ga llanls that there was nothing more to>ba.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
coUNTERFEITs.

The Cumberland Civilian notices counter
felt note on the Williamsport {sfd.l Bank
Among other matters in which il differs from the
genuine Is In the signatures. The Cashiers
hane 5 signed J. Van Lear, and Presidents J.
r. Dali. The genuine have John van Lear, Jrs
Cashier, and Jno. R. Dali, President On the
leil Of Maryland is a locomotive, and uaaer il a
boat with Ulan IN each cad. On right Of Ma
ryland vessel with masts. Paper bad. and APP
parenhy altered from some oiher note. Il is q
quarter Of an inch wider and iye-eighths longer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25

A : meeting Of the Ycstry Of Zion Church
held az the Church on Easter Monday. April
9Th, 1873, the following resolutions were uHani-
nously adopted
Rssesred, That the thanks ofthe Congregation
Of Zion Church are Justly due, are hereby most
rendered the Trustees and members
Of the Methodist Church. Charlestown, for their
liberality. and kindness in giving us the use 81
their church during the last fall and winter.
Resolued, That copy Of the foregoing resolu-
tions Be furnished BY The Secretary Of he Vesfry
to the Trustees Of the Methodist Church, and that
the same be also published in the Free Press and
Spirit Of Jefferson, Of Charlestown.
BIZ Older Of Vestry
N s. WHITE, SKI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
THE TREATY TO BE RATIFIED.

The New Orleans Franco American, Of the
lIth Instant says.
/ We learn from Capt Halloway. who
arrived ycsterday'from Tampico, that an
express reached that city on the6th inst,
bringing the Important news that a quorum
of Congress had assembled at Qderetarn,,
and we're busily engaged upon the treaty
of peace--which Il Twas generally thought
would soon be ratified
: We also learn that the vomito had bro
ken out 1t Tampico, and was causing ma.
ny deaths =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
CONGRESS-.

There has been little done in Congress within
the pas, week,
TWAS agreed HI both Houses that when each
House adjourned on Monday. /, would adjourn
% meet again on Thursday, (io-day) 81
The plea for this adiournanen, is TO have the
carpets removed, and tho two houses ventilated,
&c. as required for former sittings.
The sitting orthe Baltimore Convention, which
began on Monday. and wilr probably continue
tii Thursday had, ofeonrse, nothing, V do with
This recess Of the National legislature. No
more. we dare saw. Than ~ Philadelphia Con.
ran,;,;n win have % ~ with the eclipse Of Con
srs.s which i li.siy 70 happen about the seventh
e june pl-.. aud also 70 last fOr day or two,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
AGENCY. ron the rREE PRESS.

Persons who feel any interest in the success Of
this establishment, and wish 70 be patrons indeed
arc referred 70 the notice in another column, Of
the appointment Of Mr.. McGinnis as Agent TO
collect dues and procure new subscribers. Hith-
erto, we have been rather too rerniss In matters
Of ihe sort for our oUngood, but now express the
hope that VIC can arouse a feeling Of justice as
wen as kindness towards the old Wing press Of
the county. lie. each real friend try il he'cannot
add one name 70 the list ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25

We learn ct ciiizcn o. Harpers-Fef
.aamed NscnAa CaasAuaIL vas drowned q ne
Potomac Rivct % Tuesday morninglast. hap'
pears that Carhskh was On ! rock n the river,
opposite he tilt inmer shop, engaged IN fishing.
when he slippel tfi into deep watef, and was
drowned before assistance could Be- rendered. He
has leit ! VIE ba family 70 mourn his sudden
deaill His reuAias were no, recovered a, the
latest accounts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25

The General Conference d The Me;hadis, 3
pisoopal Church i, now II session il Pisssbnrg.
"a Saturday last, he Rev. John {. Colliss pre-
seuied leiisr from Bsltipnrs. suggesting cer-
ain alterations 10 TIE Discipline II References 70
,rus,ess-,o The police of tie ckrreh-.-to' Tie
Stewards sstimaie, and 70 he iEsiiinsion 81 .
panishment ior disorderly persons, - sevsriy Be-
tween reproof and expulsion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
CHOICE TEAS.

Good Tea is a luxury which IS MOI to be met
with every day. We take pleasure therefore 10
directing attention ,othe advertisement Of Messrs.
caAse s. SADLER, who have laid two papers Of
the Ne Piiss Ulre stamp on our table. Those
who can appreciate The virtues Of the most IA
nous product OF the celestial empire, will do
well 10 supply themselves, as the Teas, are the
pess and cheapest thai have been offered in our
market
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
ICE CREAMS, sc.

NJ J. F. BLEsslSo has very neat and CON-
~ Saloon prepared for the accommodation
Y, y and Gentlemen who may be disposed
Z s,p highly favored and delicious Creams,
-. his fresh Fruits and weIl prepared
lls tofore had taste, we can recon-
- - = pgs rom an Experimental know.
-. 80, ~ sa 10 other than Join in the tribute
community.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
DEcLENsIoN OF ELECTORS.

We regrertc learn that the following able and
distinguished Wing champions have been com
PEELED to decline serving as Wing Electors, for
reasons Of a private character
Robert II Whitfield, Of the First Electoral
District: -
VIM. G.! Rives, 81 the Sixth Electoral Dis
trict; and
Wood Bouldin Of the Richmond Electoral
District
The o ,s's s, Ga4s'Ss j III 70. l the "a,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
rxrHAyeE nANK OF VIRGINIA..

The following persons have been appointed by
the Exernlive. Directors on the part Of the
Stale, 81 the Exchange Rsnk Of Virginia
Ar NoRroIk--C II Shield. Geo, Mcintosh.
seth Mafrh, n Z. Higgins
Ar RrnMoxD-James IA. Wickham, Daniel
II. London, and Robert 4. Duval.
AT pErERsnrRc-G, ". Scott, Jordan Eyaach
ard John Slnrdifant.
Ar CIAsKshrRd-E- A. Williams, John w
Young, and r. w. BOYD.
Ar ALrxANnRfA---Ch rsSioPheT Ncale, William
IL Irwin, and Geo. o Dixon. /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
THE TREATY

The New York Courier Of Mondsy, gives ID
ioapwing as the opinion of Gen. Scoa with res4rd
to Ae ratification ofihe Treaty
..lIhs on;nian .xnrss..a 10 r. "A 81, Is very
coniisn, tbs. ~ ftsasv ~ 49, WOE ratified
Th Generals in excellent hsaliH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
R.uERREnrxnns-.

We had ,,sg dc pleasure Of exs g
some yery ! ldsome Daguetreotyres, tal =,
Mr. W Pfel at his rooms, above Mr.. Raw
Inns, Har1 are Store, which indicate the perfec-
ionic ,ich the art has been brought There
j. - Son better than the present for daguerreo-
TWIN and those who desire perfect picture
sboE avail themselves Of the fine weather that
yails al present..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
TEMPERANcE PRochs,op
AssGddle,cca

AZ 1itudtcUGy* -
we understand that " opeaon Bs,.,on j
No n, of the Sons Of Temperate. Of Mssls-
way, jefferson County, design having Procss.
sion and other ceremonies, onthe first Saturday, o
June next All brethren who are in good stand
ing, are cordially invited TO be present.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
LATER FOREIGN NEWS.

fhe Steamer Hermann has arrived with later
intelligence from Earcpe
AZ Paris on ths I'd al was quiet and at Lon
donon the 9th there was nochange in'the state Of
political Or commercial affairs, from what they
gege when.ihe Caledonla left. =
Ills reported thai an election had taken place
IN France, for President, when NJ Buchez was
elected XII! N 81
Paris was tranquil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
THE sTRIDERIAN coMpAyY.

The. meeting Of the stockholders Of this Com
pany; at Harpers- Ferry, for the election Of off,
GERS, ispostponed % Saturday the Sd day ofJunc
next, in consequence Of the absence Of N. H
Swayne, Esq, who represents the interest Of the
estate q the late g. B. Wager, in the sriderian
Property. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
Ioss NJ FIRE.

We learn that woss,0ry building belonging
70 MI George w, Retef, at Shannon Hill. in
this county, was destroyed 81 Gre % Saturday
afternoon last. Aspark vascommunicated to the
roOf and the wind blowing quite briskly. The
whole building was sOOnr envelopedin DANES
Serious spbfehensions were al one time enter
tained lest tie fire might be communicated o the
large and elegant mansion Of Mr.. r.
We understand tiiat the building was insured
IN the Philadelphia Insurance Company Of
which Mr. j, ]. MfiLER is the Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
rELAwARE WING CONVENTION.

The Wing State Convention Of delaware was
held at Dover on Tuesday, and was largely at
tended Messrs, JOINS WALEs, N. H. SMirH-
Frs, and JoHs R. McFEE were elected delegates
to the National Convention, and instructed to
nation Of their distinguished fellow-citizen JoHS
NJ, CLAYTON as a candidate for the Presidency.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25

- DIR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dut q The
III p w. ToTp4rs. f,rTs cy Of his eloquent
..h 4 n. Hone. IA ,yto the Hon = NJ.
I ..as e he scns,s and On. T. 81. B1rIY pr
Il House. for favofs.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
GEN. SCOTS ARRIyAI.

This gallant officer arrived at his home at Eli
zabelhto&hs N. lion the 2lst inst. His friends
deferring tohis wishes have made no ostentatious
display, yet hey view his whole. course. Of CON
duct with pride anil admiration.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
NEW Pno..--.c

We understand that D., ,,,,1a 10.
been established at DUNN ~. s,ors RsFl.e-
ley County, Va, and Fax nn.s,soro.,
appointed as Post Master.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
GEN ZACH TAYLOR.


4
TT, fs'iowinN extraci IN been fufnlshed ~
- i fnend, kwho has peeuIia.t ondness 10 er-
aiming muay documents andsc standard
Wofis3 nom Sniilss hints on the aItsi pcliiical
ling. ana also an insiapes on airanslA .sys lie
inthe lines o. oaern Anne. IN he ea.e q Assicr
General Wdbb, which has probably been w.
stndlnd and initiated. and certainly eanalled bg'
The auihor 81 the Le0nidas letter. and aILicihei
eohspiraiors against General Scot, yhetker III
iAe white House, - be supposcs orelsewhere.
s The General no doubt IL these surnIses, makes
aIlprpper allowance Tor Dc h.ofires q hl. Pcfse
euiers Is her nay be ae.aafsd By ; desire for
sfhe pabIsc gcelin these political peceadilloes
fsr ID treating n The nature q political lying, The
writer from whom wc give ne extract defines i
10 b. s1lx azfef eoariaeiag tit people If saiafary
aEaslosds III selar gola md. And he then pro
ceeIs 70 give instances in which q was yery ma
nilsss thai The rulers or BIS day eonid not hare
carried on ! war, ID which hey had involved
fkeir country, Hwiihon several ol lhqar salrtafy
falsehoods This may be The case iew 10 cuE
conntry, and tho treaty Is about 70 end our war
here seems 10 be pretty strong squiniing al an
othsf IN behalf Of Yucasans Well, the extract
an his 6dh chapter. he political iyes intr
rryernl seeciey aud elas&s, and gives pfecepis a
- L. 49, al . Ia
eol ne ~ nv M \, .s -
sns T5eia fa,aosn. such al coaeern thexepuiaiicr
81 sne, Is i,ower where he sEnda fatls with the
.'m non I',is,6lle thai takes nofice only or One
..s ~ AZ dsfsalfors 81 de1asatorv. whereas ii
truth here are.hrec sofis The dsau.aigry .he AID
terry and the traasate1g The Gddtts.ygiyes y 2,
great man larger share Of reputation man y
longs TO him, 10 enable him % serve SONG 30
end 81 purpose. The deiraeieFg or dtlaasaaery !
lye, whichtakes from great man we Iepu ..,
ton ihat iustlY belongs % him. ior iear ne saop
use II 70 the detfinenT a me rnpne lbe egeg, ~,
iats,ss i a I've that transfers TIE merit q man
good action 70 anulher, WHO y himself mcse oe
) serxing Or transfers the demefit 81; eaa as'lo
] from The true author % person, VINO = ~ MA
self less deserving, Ire gives several instance
ol very gIeai strokes in all the three KINDS esp
eialff In the DAT, when Il was necessary ior y
good ofthe public 10 btstolc tAe ralor and eonaa
erone man upon ancther and that 81 many 70 oI
faaA, nay, even, 1 upona good occasion, ma
may BE robbed ot his victory pT 2 person mat 2
not comnAe..s-a su nc achPn. las festoFlnS a.
dsssrslang me pgoe may oe asefiosd @ PerfSoSr
n ,. Aaa - nAna - $3.50 NC au.n1 se then
ssl y IN sa .aa... = s1 ans
.he hines ihemselves h.iss visible, and not d
rnanding any proof, there Ys.s nothing e q !
pu. upon the public Bal s. s.s v M
saGE wnl seaaaRiniind. d whom he secret sprinE
II saalgs are for The most part unknown.