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South Carolina Sumter Dist,
by w. LEWIS, Esq, orainarty,. ..ttor said

BY w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said
District. s Is rs
Whereas, II. J. Dinkns hath applied
to me for Letters Of Administration. on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits of James Scott late of the
said District, deceased. ~.
These are, therefore.t to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordnary's Court for
tho said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the 18th day Of
June inst. to show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
Alh day of June in the year of
l.. S. our Lord, one thousand eight hund-
red and fifty -onc, and in the IS year
of American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
June 18th, 1851 SO Ct
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,

By w. LEWIS, Esqr., Ordinary for
said District.
Whereas, Ann Kelly hath applied to
me for Letters of Administration on all
and singular the goods and clattels, rights
and credits of Joseph J. Kelly, late of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to ctc and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and crcdi-
tors Of the said deceased, to he and appear
before inc at our next Orduary's Court for
the said District. to be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the 18th day ofJuno
inst, to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
i,h day of juno. in the year OF
II. S. our Lord, one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty -onc, and in the 18th
year of American independence.
w. LEWIS, o. $. D.
June 4th, 1851 80 2t
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SOUTHERN REPUBLIC,
Gulsidcll, s. q.

Will he issued the second week in June.
n large Weekly Shcci--Nrw Press and Type.
devoted to Literature and Politics. In the for
mcr, il will he cmbcllshed hy some of our
native writcrs--in the latter, il will he the An
upotlcs of,hc Southern Patriot. We ask all on.
friends To give us n warm assistance as we
Fi'm0r. government. Lend us yuiir name and
n friend als"--Wc will start in the frs, Number
an original Siory-and hope onr lis, will start
large. md iia shadow never grow loss.
w Editors that will publish !his Prospectus.
nnd send us their papers by way OF exchange
now. will mach obigc us.
Address Sunihcrn Republic Camden. s e.
CHARLES 4. PRICE,
Editor and Proprietor.
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South Carolina Sumter Dist

Whereas have this day taken posses
sion Gas. Ordinary of said DISTRICT Of the
personal property as derclct of John
Hanks late OF Suntcrvile decd; and
avail myself of This method to notify all
persons indebted TO the decd to make i'm
mediate payment 10 Mr.. l.. b. Hanks, nv
Agent Gin this particularly and those hav.
ing demands against decd will hand them
in duly attcsted according to law. .s
w. LEWIS, o. S. D.
Aug. 2d 1850 Ill If
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D. ]. WINN,
WEsSCHIAT' T'U EA;HHSagp

would respectfully inform hss friends and
me public generally that he now has ON hard
anu oif- RI for sale on reasonable terms n large
"hd splendid assortment of Cloths, Cassimers
"a and Veslings, with Hats, Caps, f1sa
snsrende,s. Cravn's. Socks, fine elin- III
Gloves, hnndk crchiefs. Umbrellas, &c. .s IS
Men and Boys Reaay AIadc Clothing Of eve
ry description and variety 's55;f5 -
Complete Military Outfits, Uniforms, sworsis,
III nulrtts, &c.s furnished nj snort natiss.
Uniforms for Sumter Kiiicnen furnished on
rcnsmrahlr terms.
" ms NestiaEs a.e peculiarly Sich censiaiing
Of ar richer Patterns Than ever prav!e,,.!y ,,rs
h,pica III this markell
Ger. lG. 1850 81 hs' ttf sss
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Motilc,a..

Sale TO foreclose n mortgage givcH by G. w.
Wells, Sr., 10 James X. Brock lGtl, March lSiS;
will ber sold Mt the late residence oftle said G.
foreclose said mortgage, ono black mare, one
brown horse, ono wagon, one saw7gin, md oil
the stock of hogs and cattle belonging 10 tho
said deceased Estate;
Given under my hand this 10Th aIny 1851.
J. Il. BROCK,
May yailssli 8 s!iits3 81 80 = ;lt.. 81
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$50 REWARD. |

no will give rIrrY DOLLARS sEEsvaHDr
"a for the apprehension and delivery Of, NY
.--ie.--S c., or Twenty-Five Dollars Reward 5for
his confinement in any Jail, 20 tha, can get him
GEORGE is about "a years old, IS fsef fore
inches high, bow-legged, black, full eyea, md =
ter by trade. sSg15s N ~ 8.
He was pnrcllnsetia short time since from, aIr.
Esterling, IL miles above Georgetown IS. G.
Address, ~ j. al. T.. SHARP. $f3ss,
4ig Columbia, 81. CT s;+
Dec. 9th, 1850 o. II ~
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GIN MAKING, &C.

We are prepared to execute orders 10
any extent in the above line, both for new
workand repairs. Our Gins are not sur
passed by any made in the State, possessing
all tho advantages of the Falling Brnast
and Sliding RIBS, which, saves great deal
IN way OF rcpairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, With teeth set in an angle that
cannot possibly injurc the finest staple,
with an improvement 20 regulate the noting
of the cotton; our brush is constructed on n
plan, giving at once, the advantages of
ltghtncss, strength and forcc-all very
material IN the successful operation of a
Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves.
willis; we would assure the public general
y, that they shall have no cause 70 com
PLAIN either Of our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING. s
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet lire such as Beds,cads. Ward
robes Sales, Book cases, Stands, Tables,
Cuphoards, &c. &c. at short notice, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON g. BROTHER.
Opposite he Presbyterian church.
Sum'crvillc, April %, lSl7. 26
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Executors Notice,

l have appointed Mr.. Samuel L.; Wilson my
Agent to settle up all tho matters ofithu Estate
Of Col. Stephen Lacoste. late Of this District.
ANNA T.. LAGOS rE.
All persons having demands against thc Es.
tate of Stephen I.ncoste will present them dnly.
uttested. l'hose Indebted will make. immediate
payment 10 S. T.. WILSON, Agent.
May 7th, 1851 'i3s}i 2S sr If
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Just Received.

@3. The subscriber has just received. and
Nls now opening tho largest and 7l,eat
- selected Stock, that he has ever ,ff;es.; 4
ed Tor sale in this place; consistjng sof "a
,h,rugs, Medicines, Dye stuf1s, Points. 81
brushes, y window Glass. Putty, Paints, Oils.
&C, nnd full assortment Of. FrencI, Per.
lthinery. u Fancy articles Of every description.
ana AZ every article that is usually found In a (,
Drug Store. a ! orders from the country I
promptly p attended'o. a supply of Garrdan
wv sspanIes; Ssiegars for sale hv
4. y. MELLETT.
fep Ssh 1851 II If
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COnn1ittnd

To the Jail of NNiilmnSbnrph Dlsrric, rs r,lGa.
ways. Two negro girls. 'TEANER and REr'IT
said 10 belong 10 j. NJ l.. Shnri, Tho owner
Is rcqn"Siad I" come forward prove property, and
take them away.
JESSE HICKS, Tailor w. y.
Feb 2G,h, 1851 is If
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q. IN CRANE,
BHnnufscturer OF BlIggies,
LIGHT CARRIAGES, &c.

10 "a L1GITTCAltRlAEES,& DC. Faf
Returns bis sincere thanks to g7Ns y :
The citizens of Sumter District EIGA-
Tor their liberal patronage hithcr. 2lS--S2-
TO bestowed and begs leave to inform them That
he keeps constantly on hand tho above articles
Of his own manufacture md warrants the same
TO be of the best material, workmanship, md Of
the lates, style His prices shall compete with
the Charleston prices, and NJ TO durability, no
comparison; TO bc convinced. you will please
cnlI nt his Cnrriugc Repository on Broad Street
Under the Town Hall and examine for your
selves .4r. &. ,s aN.-t.y -stN sE> Il
With twenty yenrD experience, and Libcrty's
aid, !. NaA "''2
5 He'll vie with the country and the ,nr,s of
3a his trade. g,
May l4th, 1851 81" go tf
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Spring and Summer Goods

DpIluS dllu OulQluGT CIUUQS.
The Subscriber il now rsceiving his SPRING
STOCK OF GOODS, which he offers to The
public at reduced prices; consisting in part rs
follows:
Plain Ear;s,on Ginghams,
Solid Colors a.
Supcriinc China 's
Solid Co!ors organdc Lawns,
Embroidered :" Musns,
Solid
Wovc Thread Lace,
Jnconct Edging,
= Inserting,
Swiss Edging,
.' Inserting,
Aphia Lace Capes,
Sup'rinc.. :. Ribbons Trimmed,
Ladies Balloon Sleeves.
g Nceded worked Collars.
% = Mourning;
"a Carna,ion Braid
% Barge Trimmings,
=. Ribbon -
az Silk Pendants Trimmings,
% Neck Ribbon :.
'' Black md colorcd Kid Gloves,
g Silk Parnsols,
=. Cotton g
Printed AInslins,
Fisnre:! "0
Solid ''
Chanbrnv Ginrha,a.,
Brown ana Drab lsnen DnlIs,
Blue Demins,
Cotton Adrs
swiss and Null Musii,,s.
Linen CamhricA Ilankcrchl1fs.
Marion i'lail and Striped Ii6rrcapun
AIar!huro :.
English Lors Cloths.
Charleston 10 and A., Sh;r,ngF,
Granini!e .,Sand IA :.
h~kr.S Cotton Dsua h,,.es
s1rn2ues Fancy Pnnts Colors warrcn,etl,
FUuiur p5iup,
Z. IorIlug
1.adies Black nnd colonel Callers,
: Seal Skin Slippers,
6 = g Walking Shoes,
Gents Black and colorct Caters, srt
'' Fur und SILK Ilats.
. I.gho!n and Panama Hats.
- Palmetto Hats,
- pamlcaf Hats,
GROCERIES. HARDWARE AND CROCK.
ERY, &r. &c
-AISO-
20 Barrels best Bal,imorr Flour,
$ Kegs hest Goshen Butter,
- Boxes fins English Cheese.
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Bradford Springs Female
HEaSdlsNtc.

On Monday 18th inst. the Rev. y. Graham
resigned the office of l}ursar at the institution
Tho Trustees accepted his RESIGNATION, and
mndc such arrangements in the Boar riding de-
par,mcnt n, they confidently hclievr will give
ample satisfaction 10 all tho patrons Of the In
stilntc. The Principal and his Lady ailr,l hv
competent Assistants will assume III" manage
mcnt "i the Boarding ON the first Of June IIy
request of the Secretary and Treasurer the
PRINCIPAL will also attend to all the business of
that Office until the return Of Mr. McLaurin
from the South West.
EDWIN CATER, Scc'ry Pro. Tenn.
May oS:h, 1851 81 81
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SO. CAR0LINA--S --SUMTER DIST.
By w. LIE WIS, Esq, Ordinary for said

District
Whereas, Daniel Kccls hath applied 10 me
for Letters Of Administration. on all and sing,r-
lar the goods and chattles rights and credits Of
Daniel keels, late of the District aforesaid
deceased.
These nrc, therefore. TO cite and n,lmonish nlI
and singular. the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased. to I've and appear before me ut our
next Or,inary's Court for the said District TO be
holden at Sumter Court House on Friday the
9TH day of June next, IN shcw cause, if any,
why tho said administration should not be
granted
Given under my hand and seal. this 9Th
day Of May. in The year of our Lord one
r.. s.. thousand eight hundred and lifty.unc and
in the 18th year of American Indepcnd-
encc.
w. LEWIS. O. S. u.
May 2slh, 1851 81 u
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Nntica.

DIR. ". JAMES DARGAN respectfully Of.
fcrs his protc, sioral services to The citizens oc
Sun,"rvllIc and It's vicinity.
Oiiicc--'he Apolhrcary shop /, ncrly occn.
pied hy pr. K. S. AIELLErr.
March l2lh, 1851 20 lv
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Wanted, to

respectable and ccn'crl female who is quail
fed to take charge oi the household affairs Of n
small family. and who is willing 10 make hcrsc!
useful, may hear ot Il situation bv np-
plicnton nj this Office. Bu, no application will
be received unless accompanied hv satisfactory
references rs I" character and qualifications
person who has had some experience in
tenchlng Young children wonld be preferred.
May 2sth, 1861 81 3,
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E1wun@ oan.

-, =,
MARR1ED.-On'Tucsda morning last, by
Rt Rev. Bishop Gadsden, DR.. RonEar Wir-
SELL, of .Walter,,oro'., and TmoMAsrxA S.
daughter of the late John N. Davis, of Sumter,
Sc. st
~
On Wednesday evening, 4th inst. at the First
Baptist Church., by The Rov. J. r. K.ndrick,
Mr., BENJAMIN X. Scorr, of Chattanooga
Tenn, and Miss f. PAULINE MENpENnALL
daughter of VI. II. Mendcnhall, Esq, Of Charles
ton.
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~ NOaECc

Is hereby given TO the Lcgaiccs in and under
the last Will and Testament Of Samuel Ste
phcn>nn deceased. late of Sumter District South
Carolina. That they are hereby required to
come forward and receive their several lcCncieS
from !br Subscribers. without further delay.
T.. PRlNGLE,
j ID. McFADpEN. EA"'
Jan. Iaih, 1881 IL 3n
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Lumber Lumber

The subscribers having effected an improve.
mcnt IN their Steam Saw Mill which has i'm.
creased the amount Of saving Il; least Tw rn.y-
hHc per ccni, They arr now prepared TO make
n corresponding reduction in ,hc price of lmnhnr
they have now on hand, and ready for delivery
about 5o.oOi, feet prime assorted lumber. Their
Grist Mill is in complete order
Also. first rate 1'nlting Cloth for making
Hour nll which Is n, the service Of the public.
j. j. COGlILAN, u co.
May 2S,h, 1851 81 .,
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Notice..

All persons having demands against tho Es-
!nte of John Jingcr Rutlege, late of Sumter
District, deceased, are requested TO render state
Walics resididg near Stnicburg, So. ca. Het =
IS ..,,l. FRANCIS II. RUTLEGE. ="
May 2lst, 1851 80 1t =
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POETRY IN A M1LIroNA.RE.-The last
item in the will Of John McDonoucb
lately deceased, in Louisiana, is as fol.
lows:
"And Il was near forgetting that) i
have still one small request to make, one
little favor still to ask, and it shall be
the last. 1t is that it may be permitted
annually, to the children Of the free
schools, situated nearest to my place of
interment, to plant and water few
flowers around my grave. This little
act will have double tendency; it will
open their young and susceptible hearts
to gratitude and love to their divine Cree
ator, for having raised up, as the humble
instrument of his bounty to them, poor
irail worm fearth like NE, and teach
them, at the same time, what they are,
whence they came, and whittier they
must return.
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Original })cr:rn.


IlA G.lNTT ii WI y Z 7 T.
The fields are vast" and cherries and the hill
liish rca. their SUBMITS 10 the Shiyerng gale
Lrai!cs> the forest stands, and iOunts and rillS
No longer Hunnur in their How cry vale,
In tiuul gusts the freezing north winds blow,
And roll Il path upon the liquid lake;
Dark clouds drl0m the day, and storm and snow
Burst from their chambers and their C,wellin:
make
Among Us upon hill ani plain. The sun
With ieehl, eye, looks colIIy on the scene
All desu!atr with SHOWS, Il world untonc---
Then hides his face the whirling clouds be
tween,
An1 hcl'l;y l,efani bloom in silence liz
WMl" Wini"rcIolhea the iceland rules the Sky.
Dee. 23d 1850.
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How thy blood chills with horror, as
he by turns groans with mental agony,
Of pours forth imYrccations on the spirits,
that they do "not wiring from out the
hidden realms Of his soul the memory
Of the past. But stop not here! view
him as Cain, Lara, Arnold the Corsair
and The Giaour; still there is the mighty
soul battling with every misfortune, and
at last when hope has failed, retiring
proudly into the fortress Of his own
gloomy thoughts, With heart to pity,
and hand ever ready to relieve the
lnisfortunes Of others, he sought no pity
from God or man!
Disappointed in his hopes, thwarted
in his plans, his affections misplaced, he
stood like the forest tree rivcn by the
lightning, with splintered houghs and
sapless trunk, u1yielding still amid the
storm! And, though you cannot but
condemn the fool-h2rdiness that dared to
meet unshrinking the judgments of an
offended God-acknowledging the hand
that dealt the blow, yet too proud to
raise one prayer to avert 1t, CT seek in
Gilnad Balm 70 heaI the vn,n1.. vat
s,thera i c,randa,,r. in the yo,,l th.t ,,.corc
no mail and hides behind no shield"
Reader! | have now taken you rapid
~ through the nobleSt productions of
on linn. rndcr tha different n,osks ,,L;aL
he hos worm from time 70 t;on ana ro;n'
TOD to thosn nohIe faat,,rcs b,' INK VIII ho
was ever recognizod Rnt tIcra i rot
ono character in which he has annearoJ
that vo have NOT noticed Trne i ;s .
IaIl. and hatcGII form ono a. ,vh;cb tba
hqnd nj scorn has hnon ro;nteI ,r;tbant
reserve. Ru4 come wifi ma and y,n viii
draw the curtain, Thonnh carr.ina,
councillors crv ..bo,,oro ;, Ia,+ oLono .
siaht contaminata tbv sorl heed than1
not but Gaze boldly unon him 9s bn
stands before the world IN ..Don I,an y
1nt saw Won cone look is cno,,~b tbo
s;~ht IS too disruStinr, NOT @ doar
rr3dsr-doastbo Q cr,ns6n blnsh IF Sbar0a
oyersnread tby cbeel, Z gaze on Dos
thy soul grow sick and are thy feelings
shocked It's well, gaze on i! Is every
feeling ofmodesty outraged, every sense
of shame taxed to lis utmost endurance 4
1t is enough, we will close the scene.
Now learn the lesson. Side by side
with "Childe Harold" YOU have been
carried to the highest points within reach |
of human Imagination, new fires have
glowed within Your bosom, unrevealable
depths of thought have been laid open
before you, and feelings hitherto I'm.
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SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY 4 1851

the standard of poetic excellence. Go
gaze upon the page where he has traced
the mighty thoughts Of his gigantic mind,
or stamped in words that burn the soul,
the wild genius Of his Imagination.
Follow "Childe Harold" as he leaves
his fathers halls to the stranger, and his
fathers land to the traducers of his fame !;
listen to the mournful cadence Of his
farewell song, as it steals softly and
sWectly over the blue waves, until the
last faint echo is lost and the Lutte is
flung aside. Go with him step by step
stand with him upon Mars hill as he
calls up before him the ".Ancicnt Of
days, august Athena" and her "men Of
might, her grand in souI''--aye, list We
to the low sad notes Of his harp as it
walls a requiem above the graves Of fallen
nations, and til me is there not in every
line the evidence Of a mighty mind row
ing amid congenial scenes !-~breathing
itsna'iyo element, and feeding It's gloomy
fancy with natural diet.
But change the scene-tread softly,
lest i'll the calm silence Of the midnight
thy step be heard, and the spell be
broken! Manfred is alone! in his eye
there is q strange wild glare,
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A Docs TAl1.--There is great deal
Of philosophy in a dogs tail. It is as
great tell-tale as lady's fan. If dog
is pleased, lis tail is Immediately in a
wag-ish humor--if he is afraid, it Stores
if angry, it sticks OUT You can tell
the character and disposition ola dee by
his tail. as we'll as Fowler can decirher
yours from the bumps. Dag Book.
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TIE MORAL or HISTORY.

HE MURAL w HtoIONI.
1t mas been :ald, ana "itA much truth,
that "lii$tory IS Pmio5ophy teaching by
example, but no" seldom are these
teachings regarded BY the historian Or his
reader ,IeopIe too often read history as
they READ ia.I"s--ieaEing the moral out
Let US men, just now, Tor moment, lun
o|'f l'" pages O. history Tor Inc hthe-
1T OF IT'S moral. " nen CoIncIla, dauSl-
ter 9. the greet Scly1o was asked 10 show
Aef Js"eiS, SAG loihled 10 hef chlldIen
ana EXCLAIMED these are my Jewels.
One OF thr.c sons afterwards ruled home
ana as a 'rloufe o'Ae F'FlUeaol the other,
tilc KING OF AU"cc!a sent Il present TO
tnat oilI' 10" rev mothers consider
'h'lr cAll"I'h J'W'IS, save IN 'Ne SOFT,
5GH'lmeht"i atShlhca'loh OF mat word
let Je"cl' 'hoy. are, ana OF priceless
worth. by parent IaooF Oh maternal
rove lneF may SHINE Us GEMS CT thc inst
water IN car'NS coFoA9i' ! hro0gh care,
iesSn'$S ana h,&!cc', th'5F beauty ana
bn!llancy "'ii De forever ioSt.
ihe hmPerof@ .I'EFa' iL@3h, An1o-
mus an" i "'S"'"' a""''"'NgI inc gorge
Gus Pa'01e5' ana SOL" the goa ana silver
Plale' ana F%Ioa0ie "ope,1oou% furniture
sr,yos 10 tb4 SIMPLEST styln ori;y;nr
Vpsna>ion prrtinav AIc[ardar covo.
rms Gl9r5ins thn second and Tac;t,,s
w6osn mrritDr;ors condnct secured fho
Limha.t Lonor. Of ib4;r country woro al
rs""'arl ,hIn far tIa Main and inoSten,a-
=; 49,, ,,,,,,.,.,,, orI;,.!s D1,:' 81,
"oo7 l''Iiii-et - l'''I,9' h'''3c aScal,
that has ever lived and the author Of the
world-renowned "Pyovincial letters"
subjected himself, IT is said to the sever
est abstinence and bodily notifications
But at this day we need not 60 far TO
find WoodsaWyer's wife Or hodman's
daughter taxing her husband or father
almost to starvation to crafty her silly
vanity in wearing trinhcts. Yea, indeed
We scarce can meet a merchants clarl.
who is not bcaiZzencd with worthless
soNgaws. The custom Of wearing Trim
!,ets is 4 rclict Of hcathoniSm. The
heathcn woman uses the entrajIs of beast
and sometimes ring hernose, but modern
''I..,r'l. ,I,"',lsl,' l',o,"''t ~
an" .',.e t ,' ""s"l VI al ~ -''i'U CUT
/" ", ~ 'i'-' D. az ',o,,. ,,..,.,.7
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