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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-02-06

THEY say there is {; saw mill Down
East which saws so easy, that, while a
young man was sitting on a log while the
saw was running through, he was sawed
in halves, and did not discover it until the
overseer told him to- roll off.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-02-06

LIFE is short, and they mistake its aims
and lose its best enjoyment, who depend
for happiness, or outward things, and not
on the state of the heart.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..

THE Regular csasie Of LECTURES in thi,e
i Institute, VIII commence on the first Of No
ycrrbcr end continue until tie last Of February.
The Anatoaaieal Department will be opened and
ready to receive students by the first Of October
The Medical Department VIII be underithe dir.cs
ton OF the following
PROFESSORS.
J. Conquest Cross, NJ D., Professor Of the In
stitutcs of Medicine, and Medical Jurisprudence
W. BYRD Powell, W. D., Professor Of Ce7e.
bral Physiology, Medical Geology and Mineralogy.
Il. S. NEwToy, " b.. Professor Of Surgery.
H. J. HuLcE, NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
J. 4. WILSON, VI. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
J. KING, NJ D. Professor OF Materia Medicn,'
Therapeutics and Medical jurisprudence.
u. FREEMAN, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy:
]. MILTON SAUNDERS, A. NJ, NJ. D.. Professor
OF Chemistry and Pharmacy.
CLINIQUE LECTURERS.
NEplcINE-Professor II. J. IIuLcE.
SuRGERY-Professor r. S NEWTON.
z. FREEMAN, NJ D., Anatomical Demonslrstor.
The fees for full course Of lectures amount to
Each Professors Ticket SIS. Ma,riculasor's,
So. Demonstrator's Fee, $40. Graduation, $40.
Those desiring further information will please
address their letters (post-paid) TO the Dean; and
students arriving in the city will please call on
him at tho Commercial Hotel.
Dean of the Faculty.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
Hon. r. w. NJ. KING, Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Law. >,
Hon. v. ID. BARRY, Professor Of Commercial
Jurisprudence.
TEnMs-S50 per Session.
All communications pertaining to this depart'
'''''' ~ E.w. NJ KING, Esq.
Memphis, Tenn, Feb'y., 1850.
Tho Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral
worth and professional requirements, Will compare
favorahly with the most distinguished in our. .eoun'
try. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaay
in this or any other country--all OF them are coio
lecturers and the hest Of teachers -,
Those who wi! contemplate our geographical
position, and the extent Of our population, can
have no doubt as to tile eligibility Of our situaIoa
for an enterprise OF the kind. As to health lnc''
ding all seasons Of the year, We deny that any
other city has more.
4 common error exists in the minds OF many
students relative TO the place Of studying medicle
those who intend practcing among the drcnfes "
the West and South should certainly educate thess
selves at a school whose Faculty ore pracacalS
acquainted with those diseases.
That the public may I've satisfied OF the peima'
nency Of this school, we feel it our duty to sate'
that the Trustees and Faculty form unit in action,
which agurs we'll for its future success; and tnat
the peculiar internal organization when CONNECTS
them, cannot be interrupted. ,,.
President of the Memphis Institute:
May IS ly
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DR.. CHRISTlE'6
GALVANIC NECKLACE

1, used for all complaints affecting The Throat OF
Head such as Droncii.ia inflammation of tho Throat
Nervous and Sick Headache. Dizziness Of the Head,
Neuralgia in tho Face, Buzzins, OF Noaring in the
Ears Deafness which is generally Nervous aud thai
distressed complaint, called Tic DoioIeux
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Elijah Still ct a., BH}or Partition q
rs. the Real Estate Of
Eliz'th. Still ct nj. Jos. StiA, DECD.
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that the
L defendants Jacob Youngblood and Sarah:
his wife, Jonathan T. Nichols and Frances his
wife, Nancy C. Still, and William Still reside
beyond the limits CT this State, on notion
BY Mr.: Griffin, Solicitor, Ordered thattb zt4
defendants do plead, answer, or demqr to this
Bill; within three months fross the publica-
ton of this order, os that tie said Bal be taken'
pro coaRsso against then1!
s. 8. TOAiPKTES, c. E. Ed.
Comun'rs. Office, Nov. s, 1850. 3m 42
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CASDoR.-f Mister said a ragged little
urchin the other day to a shop.keeper,
here's your paper stole, but as there's
no politics in it, mother bid me to bring
it back to YOU
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q @ 81 n @o
HAVING disposed Of my interest in the
Ill Mercantile Business to Mr.. W. P. BUTLER,
beg to return my sincere thanks to my friends
and the community, for the very liberal patron.
age extended 10 US during our association, and
earnestly bcspeak for Mr.. BUTLER, continuance
Of that patronage.
J. A. BLAND.
January 10, 1851.
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He THAT hath trade hath an estate;
and he that hath a calling, hath place
of profit and honor. A plowman on his
legs is higher than a gentleman on his
knees.
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A POOR widow woman was relating to
neighbor how fond her husband was Of
having good fire; how busy he would
make himself in fixing it so it would burn.
" All poor dear man." she continued, 81
hope he has gone to place where they
keep good fires"
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For Ordinary.

HENRY T. WRIGHT,
WILSON L. COLEMAN,
WILLIAM II. MOSS,
VIRGIL M. WHITE,
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Sugar, Coffee and MoIasses.

AZ HHDS of SUGAR of various brands,
4U so Barrels, st. Croix Granulatcd do.
so Bags Rio Coffee,
90 {" Old Government Javo Coffee,
40 IIhds Cuba Molasscs,
25 Bbls. n. 0. do.
For sale by i. BURNSIDE.
Hamburg: Aug 2e, t 81
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N NOtIcc.

A IL those having demands against the estate
n of Allen B. Addison, deceased, are reques'
ted to present them properly attested and those
indebted to make payment.
G. G 4. ,AIa9 ADplsos' Ex'rs.
July q 1850 4 y
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N.B-I avail myself of this opportunity, to
say to my friends that I fully appreciate their
kindness and liberality, and trust by strict atcn-
ton to their interest," as we'll as my own, to merit
continuance Of their confidence.
W. P. 3.
January 10, 1851. tt So
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IT is said that Barnum, is in full chase
of chap who helped his own wife at the
dinner table, i'll preference to another
lady,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-02-06

CoSUNDRuM.-"I say Clem," said one
darkey to another, can you tell me why
4 nigger is never dead broke"
"No Ginger" said Glen, "1 don't
know and darforc draps tho subject
without a 'spression."
"Well, den" rejoined the other darkey,
"I'll tell you why niger is never dead
broke; it's because he's always got scent
about him."
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q @ RP ao
HAVING purchased of Mr.. j. 4. BLAND,
III his interest in the late Firm Of BLAND d
BUTLER, I will continue the business at the Ola
Stand, on my own Account, where shall be
pleased to servo the friends and patrons Of the
late Firm.
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A. BURNSIDE,

HAMBURG, S. G.
W7OULD inform his friends and the pubic
w generally, that he has opened ell ENIEN.
SIVE and WELL SELECTED STOl Il Or
GOODS in the Corner Store adjoining tho Amer
lean Hotel; consisting in part, OF the following
articles, viz: ,
SUGAR, COFFEE. SALT, IRON, BAG
GING, ROPE, MOLASSES. NAILS,
GRIND STONES, WHITE LEAD
WINDOW GLASS, LINSEED
AND TRAIN OIL, MACRE-
REL, BUCKETS, TUBS,
CHAIRS, SHOES, &c.
Together with number ofarticles too tedious 70
enumcratc; in fact, almost every article usually
wanted by the planter in this market; all OF
which will he sold at the lowest market prices.
Orders from the country will nice, pro'np, atlcn'
ton.
He will pay the highest market prices for Cot
ton and other produce.
August 2s. 1850. If -
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A CUNNING Fox.-An English paper
relates the following:
A farmer had discovered that q fox
came along beam in the night to seize
his poultry. Hc accordingly sawed the
end of the beam nearly through, and in
the night the fox fell into a place whence
he could not escape. On going to him
in the morning, he found him stiff, and as
he thought lifeless. Taking him out Of
the building, he threw him on the dung:
hill, but in a short time Reynard opened
his eyes, and seeing all was safe and clear
gallopcd away to the mountains, showing
more cunning than the man who ensnared
him.
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LARGE A ARRIV AIS.
$4,000 Worth of Ready Made Clothing,
At W.HOLESALE A.sD RETAIL, B
T. NJ NEWBY, & Coy-Augusta' Ga"

NEWLY their NJ and "iMiik M a So1n for t VAR
Geuemcn every
Having attention the purchase and manI % o % ali the ne %
PRICES their weekly
Of GOODS GomNe offer their customers aasaages 'S nave
enjoyed elsewhere, please call ana eSHh 80
Aunsa.O
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Iron and Nails.

Iron and Nails.
on OOO LBS. IRON, assorted sizcs,
0U,UUU lao Kegs Nails,
500 Lbs. Caststecl. For aalc by
4. BURNSIDE.
Hamburg, Aug. 90 If 32
Notice.
A IL those indebted to the late firm Of N1IT-
~ cuELL g. HILL, in the Ccrriagc making
business, and also to the Estate Of Caleb Mitchell,
decd, arc requested to make immediate pay
ment And those having demands against the
firm Of Mitchell s. Hill, or the Estate of Caleb
Mitchell, decd, are required to render them i'll
properly vouched, on or before the first of Dc
cembcr next, or they will be rejected.
JOHN HILL, Admir-.
Junc96, # %
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"I'M getting up in the world" as the
gudgeon said when drawn out of the
water.
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Re it known,

BE it known,
ON this day, that OLD GRAY, Of Company
" A., is transferred from the U. 8: Army, to e,
the Bloody 7th Regiment, S. c. M., and wiz
act as Commissary for the Village OF Edgeheld
and Vicinity, in purchasing ALL the BEEVEs
and SHEEP in the District.
OLD GRAY, Comfy. A., S. c. NJ.
January l. 1851 st ol
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WHEN man is too poor to take a
newspaper, he ought not to keep more
than four dogs and five cats.
WHY is father threatening his disobe.
dicnt boy like an eclipse
Because it is hiding Of the sun.
WHEN has man right to scold his
wife about his coffeeI
When he has sufficient grounds.
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Sept 4, 1850
Paper,
Carriage for, Safe.

A n excellent second hand CARRIAGE, 10
n fine orler,-thc owner having no use for
it-for sale low on consignment, for cash or good
paper, by w. b: BRaNNON;
Hamburg, Dec. 10, 1850: 81 Al
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For Clerk.

PETER QUATTLEBUM,
EDMUND PENN,
THOMAS G. BACON,
OLIVER TOWLES,
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agrtculturaI.
Case Of zoe stransburY.

Case Of Joe Stransbury.
One of the best founding stories we
have read since the cold weather set in, is
found in the police corner of the Philadel-
phia Pennsylvania, Of last Thursday, as
follows.
AS Mrs. Esther Stransbury (residing in
4 court running from Race below Sixth
was about to bring a bucket of water
from the hydrant last night, she found an
old basket suspended from the knob of
the front door. Putting her hand into the
basket, she felt something alive and kick.
ing-but so enveloped in rags that no fur
ther discovery could be made without un-
wrapping the object. A piece of paper
folded like letter, lay by the side of the
animated bundle. Mrs. stransbury i'm.
mediately returned into the house, and by
the light of the lamp, examined the billet.
1t was addressed to her husband. She
tremulously broke the seal and read as
follows:
To JOE STRANsBURY.-Sr: I send
you the baby, which you will please to
take good care Of and bring up right, SO
thatit may turn out to be a better man
than its daddy. Oh Joseph what a sly
old rake you are!-who would think that
such staid, sober old spindle. .shanks
could be such a tearing. down sinner!
The child is yours. You may swear to
that. Look at it; tits Joe Stransbury all
over. You deceived me shamefullY, 10.
sepll-letting on to be a widower-but do
fathers part by the young one, and III
forgive you.
Your heart broken,
NAScY.
P. s. Don't let that sharp.noscd wife oi
yours see this letter. Cannon her with
some kind of story about the baby"
Mr.. Stansbury was in the basement
kitchen quietly eating his supper, and lit,
tie imagining what storm was brewing
over his head. The door of the kitchen
was violently thrown open and Mrs. SIS
voice yelled out, Stransbury-come up
here, you villain; here's a mess for your
The astonished Stransbury hastily wiped
his mouth and obeyed the summons
Don't You want to see Nancy? the
heart.broken Nancyp cried Mrs. Strans-
bury, when her guilty husband hobbled
up into the room.
"Nancy-what Nancy's hat!"-said
the sly old rogue in well teigncd perplcxity.
"Why Nancy, the mother Of this baby
that's been hung up at your door, Mr..
Stransbury. Oh you look mighty inno-
cent; but Just read that letter and then
look in that basket. Don't be afraid, it
won't bite, it's got no teeth, poor thing
you'll know it, for, as your hussy says,
it is just like you all over. Please good.
ness, Ill expose you before every body"
And in less than five minutes, Mrs.
Stransbury had collected room full Of
spectators, (half the inhabitants of the
Court to witness the process of unwrap.
ping the baby. Anxious expectation sat
on every countenance, as the jealous lady
tore away rag after rag from the body of
the foundling, the vigorous movements of
which astonisned everybody. "It is full
of the devil already" said Mrs. S.; that
shows it is his-you'll soon see that it is
like him in everything"
At last all the swaddling clothes being
removed, out jumped the baby and made
its escape through the open door.-lt was
a big ToH CAT.
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THE Regular csssie Of LECTURES in this
Institute, WI commence on the first Of No
ycrrbcr end continue until tie last Of February.
The Anatosaieal Department viii be opened and
ready to receive students by the first Of October:
The Medical Department VIII be underithe dir.cs
ton OF the {olloNl,S
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RoGT AND sHO e

B q VT a N ID III U e
III a S vpA a 9R@ RVa
TNHE Subscriber has on hand very extensive
~~~-o NrD SuOTC e o. oal-
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THE FooL's REpRor.-Therc was a
certain nobleman, says Bishop Hall, who
kept fool, to whom he one day, gave a
staff, with Il charge to keep it until he
should meet with one who was greater
fool than himself: Not many years after,
the nobleman fell sick, even unto DEATH
The fool came to see him; his sick lord
said to him:"I must shortly leave YOU y
"And whittier art thou going?" said
the fool.
"Into another world" replied his lord
ship. And when will you come again
within month";"
"No, never"
"Ncver?" said the fool; "and what
provision hast thou made for thy enter
tainment there, whittier thou gocst"
"None at ALL"
"Now said the fool; "none at all
Here take my staff, for with all my folly
I am not guilty of such folly as this.
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IN AN OUT.-An Irish preacher was
considerably annoyed las many before
and since have likewise been) by persons
getting up and leaving the Church during
his sermons. His patience being exhaus-
ted, he stopped his discourse, and in a
rowdy way exclaimed
"Go on me lad, I've seen the top OF
your head, that's enough"
The fellow turned around with an angry
menacing look, muttercd-
"I'll see you again, sir"
"You had better see me now" replied
the preacher, "for when I'm in the pulpit
I fight for the Lord Jesus, but when Pm
out of it l fight for meself."
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January 10, 1851.
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A Deranesmsnt of tho Nervous System.

consists IN the fact that they arrest anil esrc di'esis
by ouitrard application in place Of the nAuhl mode
Of druggng and physickng the puticnt till exhausted
Nature sinks hopccsEly undor the insicsion
They strengthen the whOle system, eqhnhrt fhe CIR
do tht ilish.H injury under any circumstance. Since
their introduction in tie United statss, only three
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January 10, 1851.
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Wines. LiQOurs, &C.

Nov7,
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Hamburg, Sept is 1850 tt 81
Democratic banner., 1851-04-14
The Improvement, Of our CITY.

1A0 IMPROVEMENT VI JUL OLSys
: There is nothing more common than for per-
sons visiting Louisiana occasionally, to remark
upon the rapidly with which she has grown
To our knowledge, her population has increased
in the last four years at the rate Of % per cent.
per annum-or, in other words, has doubled
itsslfin four years. The increase the approach.
ing season bids fair to outstrip any former year.
Her improvements, too, are net only more nu-
nerous, but Of q more tasty and substantial char
sster. Several large and costly buildings are
already under contract. Carpenters, Brick
Mssons and Plastsrers, all have q season's;em-
ployment before them.
q But . more healthy feature is yet unnoticed.
Weheardi it remarked by old and observing Gill
Sens living upon The highways to Louisiana, ss
well ss BY citizens Of the place, that the trade
Of the place had doubled itself in a single year.
It is common to meet in our streets, on the same
day, wagons from Audrain, Montgomery, Gallo
way, Lincoln and Monroe counties. This
speaks well for the liberaliay and enterprise Of
our merchants. Push on the improvement!
Democratic banner., 1851-04-14

The proceedings of the Plank Road meet.
ing will be found in another column. We are
proud Of the public spirit manifested in our city
upon. that subject The proceedings show lib.
srality and interest that will do much in for.
~atdirg hi. great Improvement. The people
should pay sOme attention to the views suggest.
ed by the second resolution; let every interested
section Of the country q speak out-assemble in
mass meeting and devise such ways aid means
q may enable the company to commence opera
lions. We hope the people will attend, and
bend every energy for the success Of this great
work.
Democratic banner., 1851-04-14
THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The Philadelphia Ledger sums up the
elections thus far for members Of the next
Congress a. follows: 's a3;3ea
The 3lst Congress which will commence
its si:tings in December next, will contain
81 senators, Of which number 5l( Is wings
and 20 democrais) hold over from the 9th
of this month, and 81 are new senators, Of
whom six are yet to be elected, % follows.
New York, Ohio, Massachusetts,, Counecti-
cut, California, Tennessee. The house
consists Of 233 members and four terrific.
rial delegates. These delegates, however,
have no vote. Of the members Of the new
100 have already been slected-whigs 81,
democrats n, making . democratic gain Of
30 compared with the position of parties in
the late, Congress.
Democratic banner., 1851-04-14

The FIRsr AND LAST FATAL Duel IN
ILLINols.-In the year 1890 q duel was
fought in Bsllville, st. Clair county, be-
Alphonso Stewart and WIN. Bennett.
The seconds had made it up to be q sham
duel; Stewart, n of the parties, was sup.
posed to be in the secret, but Bennett, bis
adversary, believed it to be Q reality. II
is supposed that Bennett somewhat suspec-
ted q trick, and after receiving his gun from
his second, rolled q ball into it. At the
word FIRE, Stewart fell MORALLY wounded.
Bennett was indicted, tried, and convicted
for murder. A great effort wss made TO
procure him q pardon; but Gov. Bond would
yield to nc entreaties, and Bennett suffered
the extreme penalty Of the Law, by hang.
ing, in the presence Of q great multitude
Of people.
This vas the first and last duel which
has ever been fought in the State by any
one Of its citizens. The hanging of Ben
metz dueling~ discreditsble and unpop-
ulsr, and laid the foundation Of that sbhor-
ance OF the practice, which has been fell
and expressed BY the people Of Illinois.
Democratic banner., 1851-04-14

e. Corwin, Secretary Of the Treasury
has at last issued the long expected ~instruc'
tons. 1t was hoped that he would ado
freight to other charges on imported goods
that duties might be increased a little, and
in times a good deal. The late act Of Con.
gress, it was thought, might be so inter.
prettsd BY q spractical" construction
Corwin, however, would not venture upon
the experiment. He would have construed
the Law as desired by the protectionists, but
as al his predecessors had construed SINH.
lar language differently, he had to do like.
wise.-[Lou. Dem.
Democratic banner., 1851-04-14
Old Bullion.

W. aseeCol. Benton is again in Missouri, IS
wesrppose, TO carry out with his usual vindic.
tive spirit his former denunciations against the
Judiciary Of the State. but we opins that his
blows will eject but little. We learn that he
has already been meddling n 1.-THE municipal cleo
lions Of 81. Louis. What a picture will be pre-
sented upon the page Of history! A "senator
Of thirty years standing" United States
Senator, so Lost to every sense Of .hst lofty dig.
nifty which hcnoTs the Office, driven to despera.
ton, loses his philosophy, and madly aitemp,st to
tear down the pillars and crush the hopes Of
those around him. Just disrobed Of his Sena.
tOrial dignities, we find him in reveiry with the
inmates Of the dogries and beer houses Of 'Bat.
lIe Row." Oh, how the mighty have fallen!-
Aaron Burr in his wild dreams Of glory, and
his ambitious thirst for power, was stigmatized
by bis country as a traitor; but matters of his.
tory now show beyond adoubt, that Burr's trea'
son consisted only in his mortified and soured
spirit, when 'vsulting ambition had o'erleaped
itself" He wared against those who had stood
between himself and glory; he played for The
ruin of those who had overreachsd him, and In
that game he forgot his country. How similar
10 Col. Benton's cOurse-hOw truly and ~straitly
is be following in the footsteps Of that maa.-
Ruined hopes and expectation has rendered
him madly reckless in his conduct. With these
iatentiona. and this dispositions be has returned
to our State, not for the purpose Of building "
his broken fortunes, but to seek, regardless Of
consequences, the ruin ofthat party which oncs
delighted to honor him; and how shall We re-
,csive him ? Let. it be as Henry the 9Th received
that sinful old man, the tutor of his youlh:-
'I know thee not old man,
<Fallt to thy prayers"