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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-04
sep 39-w4w by ). f. Beach, her Solicitor

4 flRCUlI COU III VI ALBANY bieL-h
~ COUNTY, VA.-Ioung versus Young.
In chuncery
Notice is hereby given that application will be
made to said Court at its November term, 1872
for an order directing the fund under the control
of certain lands in Alexandria county, Va, of
which Louisa Hunter died seized, and devised
by her in trust for Marian Young and others, TO
b. paid and delivered to u trustee for the par
tics interested. to be appointed in New Jersey,
to be removed to that >Lste.
- MARIAN YOUNG,
sep 3G-w4w by s. f. Beach, her Solicitor
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks
Y office Of the Corporal on Court of the city
of Alexandra, on the =! day of September, lSI2
John W. Fairfax, plaintiff, against Charles Nc
Fudden, defendant. In case and upon an at
tuchmcnt.
The object Of this suit is to recover of the de-
PENDANT tho sum of thirteen hundred and one
dollars and to subject the estate OF the defend
ant, in the city Of Alexandria, to the payment OF
the same.
The defendant, Charles McFnddcn, not having
entered his appearance and given security, ac-
cording to the act of Assembly and the rules Of
IN Court, and it appearing by affidavit That he
is not resident of this State, it is ordered that
the said defendant appear here within oncmonth
after due publication Of this ordcr and do what
is necessary to protect his interest in this suit;
and that a copy of this order be forthwith insert
cd in the Alexandria Gazette, newspaper pub
lished in the city of Alexandria, once Il week
for four successive weeks and posted ut the front
door of the Court House Of this city. A copy,
test: NJ ORION MAX T., CLERK.
Eppa Hunton, p. q. sep 11-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-04

the Court House, IN LcesGurS w., on -MON-
DAY, the l4th day of October, 1872, TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND, Of which
Charlie; F. Berkeley died seized and POSSESSED,
viz:
lst. "ENDFIELD," situated on the edge of
Prince William county, miles southeast OF
Aide, containing about26o acres otunusuaily line
timber and-mostly chestnut. About the same
quantity of land was recently sold OIL OF End
field )" to Mr.. Lcttcrmun, of Baltimore, who
now owns it, There Is Il steam saw mill near
this tract, which makes The timbcrvcry valuable.
ID ~ BEAUTIFUL FARM in Caroline
county, known MS "REDCLYFFE," containing
54,1 acres This farm lies on the Pumunky
river, miles from Hanover Court House, de-
pot on the Chesapeake IL Ohio K. r., and ad
Joins IN orth Wales the splendid estate of the
late William Carte. The neighborhood is
most desirable one, the ald is OF good quality,
and easily cultivated The DWELLING g.
is large and we'll arranged with fine lawn, a4
garden and orchard attached, and is altogether
u most beautiful and desirable farm.
Terms of Sale SO much OF the purchase mon
cy To be paid in cash on the day OF sale rs VIII
pay the cos.s Of suit and expenses Of sale; the
residue upon Il credit Of one two three and tour
wears, in equal instruments, bearing interest
from the day OF sale; the purchaser to execute
his bonds for the deferred instruments, and the
title to bc retained till the purchase money Is all
paid. MATTHEW HARRISON,
b. z. holland,
POWELL HARRISON,
j. ii. ALEXANDER,
Loudoun co., aug 29-w.s Commissioners.
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DERFECTED SPECTACLES AND EYE
L LASSES. MANUFACTUR ER'S
AGENCY. GREENS NOTION HOUSE, 10
KING STREET.-Having just received the
agency for the sale of the above goods from one
Of the most celebrated manufacturers, take
pleasure in saying that now have on hand
very large stock Of everything in that line
Silver Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Steel Spectaces and Eye Glasses.
Rubber Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
My full assortment will enable me to tit all
conditions of the eye, and satisfaction guaranteed
to all who purchase.
oct4 76 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-04

RLACk GOODS.
\ fine line of BLACK and MOI hN1N"
GOODS, embracing
Mcrlnos, Cashmcres,
Versailles Grape,
eros. de Londons,
Cashmere dc Ecoise
AIpucas, Mohairs &c just receives ;a1 o 9ypn
oct4 j. NJ. STEWART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-04

FIRE IN WAsHINGToN.-Af fire occurred in
Washington early this morning at the corner of
G street wharf, by which the old three story
stone building, belonging to Rhinehart & Nor
gan, and frame saw-mill adjoining, were de-
stroyed. The mill was used by Russell & Go.
for saving paving blocks, and the building was
used as storehouse for tar, oil, and other
combustible material, used for preparing the
blocks. There were stored in the building up
ward of fifty barrels Of tar, oil, and other in
Hammable material, which it was impossible to
save. There were two or three engines and
other machinery as we'll as tanks for soaking
the blocks in, all Of which were consumed.
4 large lot of lumber adjoining the ruins of the
mill was also destroyed. The building was
valued at $40 900, and was insured. The loss
can not be less than $4,000.
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~ Office.

~ TREASURES OFFICE,
No. 81 King street. J
The State tax bills for 1872 are now in my
hands for collection. All bills not paid tc me at
my office by the lst of December will be turned
over to the City Sergeant for collection with i've
per cent added thereto.
oct 4-lOt w. D. CORSE, City Treasurer.
7 AIDES AND CENTS MER1No VESTS.
J. NJ. STEWART
Has just opened lot of the various sizes OF La
dies Merino Vests, high neck and long sleeves;
also Gents, of the small and some of the largest
sizes; also Gents Silk Vests, desirable article
oct 4-tf
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Commissioners of Sale.
pY AUTHORITYOF OLA DEED OFTRUST
Ia. L IL, 4 La.

pY AUTHORITY OLA DEED OFTRUST
- dated the -- uay of --, and with the
full consent of the present owner, Major VIM.
n Berkeley, will offer at the same time and
place. and upon the same terms as the above,
that splendid estate, in King William county,
known as HAYS containing about 1850
acres, adjoining Goose Pond''-thc Mattaponi
river being the dividing line The timber upon
this estate is Of the same quality rs that or
Goose Pond" and the arabic land of the same
fertile character. 1t has been better managed
since the war than Goose Pond, and is consc-
qucnty now in better condition, and produces
heavy crops of Grain, Tobacco and Clover. The
DWELLING HOUSE and outbuildings arc
complete and in good condition.
b. p. holland, Trustee.
Loudoun CO., aug WITS
GSs~The above sale is postponed until MON
DAY, the nth day of October, 1872 Court day.
sep l2-wts
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50 King street.
CUTEsT .NOTICES,

~IRCUIT COURT OF ALEXANDRIA
~ COUNTY, -Featherstenaugh versus
Feathcrstcnaugh ct al. In chuncery.
Notice is hereby given that application will be
made to said Court at its November term 1872, for
an order directing the fund under the control Of
the Court in this cause, arising from the sale ofccr-
tain lands in Alexandria county, Va, of which
Louisa Hunter died seized and devised by her
in trust for Emily Feathcrstcnaugh and Others
to be paid and delivered to II trustee for the par
ties Interested, to be appointed in New jersey
to be removed to that State.
EMILY FEATHERSTENA UGH,
on .,I.r L. L Rnnnh hnr Snlinitnr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

BLOOD SrA1Ns.-Blood stains seen on the
side walks of several of the streets this morn
ing gave occasion to various rumors aud sur
misses They were caused by drops of blood
from the head of a colored man named Armi
stead Morton, who was struck last night by
another colored man named Champ Faunte-
roy. The latter was arrested and this morning,
after an examination BY Justice White was
balled for his appearance at future trial. AT
the examination this morning it appeared that
Morton had seen coored woman with whom
he had formerly lived, in company with Fauu-
teroy last night near the corner of King and
Washington streets, and being maddened with
jealousy, he had punched the former and struck
the latter with his walking stick, and that
then Fauntleroy had struck him a powerful
blow on the temple laying open the scalp for
a considerable distance, and severing the tem-
poral artery, from which there was profuse
discharge of blood. DR.. Powell rendered the
necessary surgical assistance and his patient
was improving this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-04

ICY GuEES & WATKINS will have, at their
stall, in the market, tomorrow, some OF the
finest beet, mutton and veal exposed for sale thi:
season. sep At
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I. Schwartz a. Co.,

I. Schwartz a. Co.,
at the
SAREPTA CLOTHIN G II \ LII,
SO King street,
Are now exhibiting, without exception, the fl est
and best selected stock of
FALLAND WINTER CLOTHING
ever before brought to this city. Their superior
garments are warranted equal in every respect
to those made by the best of merchant tallors,
and urc sold cheap Call and convince yourself
AtSAREPTA CLOTHING HALL,
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I COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE-By virtue of Il decree Of the Coun-
ty Court of Loudoun made ut the August term,
1872 in the case of Hopkins Hull j Co. vs..
Bcrkelcys, the undersls ncd, commissioners of
sale, will sell, to the highest bidder, in front of
the Court House, in Leesburg, Va, on MON
DAY, the l4th day of October 1872, TWO
Charlie: f. Berkeley died seized and possessed,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14
The Hay Famine.

What farmers Will do for hav to wintsr
on; their stock, sone Ut them. i hard TO
tel JUST now Last wear a. this time The
ground was bare Of snow and the cows
aud Young stock Guild be turned out In
the pastures and woods TO gather some
llnIg towards supporting life. This wear
SHUTTER With its SHOWS and ice, j. still upon
-. and there i. no opportunity for any
Kind Of stock 10 obtain anythin. for food
outside OF the stable. in most instance.
farmers disposed of their stock last fall 10
such au extent, that IL was supposed The
balance was within their means Of keep
Jug yell, with the extra amount Of grain
crowded. but the winter has been A long
aud cold one aud the barns in many cases
are now quite empty OF hay. straw and
grain. We hear of one person in a neigh
boring town Who has horse. COWS. oxen
and sheep, with not . pound OF hsy In
81 s.ich cases, if the pers0ns thus situated
12ye I.0f the means to purchase the neces-
sary food for their stock, il is the daty Of
the town authorities TO assist them. II
s.ould be a stigma o1 lbsm not to do SO.
and to do il at once. The poor beasts
must not be left to perish, nor tbs loss Of
valuable stock permitted. when and where
it can be prevented.
We hope on the score. both of due re-
gard for the lives and comfort Of the dumb
animals, and the preservation of valuabls
property. that this matter will receive the
consideration Of the town authorities and
and of others in all our municipalities.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14
How TO Prevent IL,

The present scarcity Of hzy j. >-riou>
calamity. Il ha. coat TIN county more
thau !. hundred thousand of dollars 10
purchase Extra feed for CART. srch a.
,o-l. bris. fine ieed cot,on-<eed meal
a.. &c All ihis large som Of noncy
snouid have nsen saved Tor other purpose
20 start new enterprises with. or 20 paw
,i.,ts a. &c The question TO he consid-
cred now a. the pss' cannot be helped .
how can such recurrence he prevented:
i We could get tho ear Of the farIuer> If
THIS county. and ~ tho-c sho AT. only
half farmers We would tell them jas, bo.
~ escape another hay famine for the next
twrtr, wears; and this Information or
recipe would contain nothing new 10 them.
for il would De only 10 impress on their
minds the importance or value Of = more
thorough cultivation. aud the use Of more
'~~ss'"sr 80 'h"ir iiilage and moving land.
Every farmer. indeed. every observing
man. has noticed that grass land under ,
nigh stste Of dressing always bears d good
crop Of .,rass whether Il j. dry season
or 4 act one. THIS fact must he taken ac-
count Of aHd observed For wears ayri-
cultural writer's have been irving to inn
i.to>s upon the farmer. OF the country the
f~c1 that they arc spending their ting TO
nut li'tie purpose in attempting to cul;i-
vate 0 much Land. Ten acres Of land
into gra-. and for tillsge i much better
than twenty. l.. the owner has only dress
,u. enough for the ten acres. a.! only
f,uIc enough 10 take care OF that EumL.,
Il .erfs. No farmer should tc satisfied
wi'A laud that will no; produce ~ lons
~ hay 10 the gre. even j. bad season.
Nut the advice Nr Guild give farmers. Is
p" spend ali their .in.s. aDI 10 put all their
iaAd that tAcv have been ne,-'l ,D,rled 10
upy- If they viii do ihi,. they NIL he
surprised ~ ,s,r how much clear gain
here : IL such new departure Ihi.
ny ,prug Try this experiment OF = fewer
number OF acre. of land Tor occupation.
bIIc OH the dressing GA the frw "A res and
i0rs ont for sheep pasture The old and
barrel Gehs that now hardly paw for
moving. until you can turn your attention
- il in good earnest. Hail 81 the work
now spent on the wore out farm. Of \
hundred acres i thrown ~ sy. . ben every
moment OF time should be spent "a the
hea advantage. and in a way that will
pxV the moSt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14
The CITY Election.

There j. comparative quiet IN regard ~
the approaching municipal election. which
takes place ia one week from next Monfav.
II is true thar there i time enough to gst
mp quite an excitement. il the el.meni.
favored such state. bnt Ne see nothing to
excite the public mind. MAYOR Peek de-
cline> denomination. a tact which we all
regret because the years experience which
he la, had better fit him for the dutie. tor
another year. IL ! possible that Le msy
BE- induced 10 re-con.id,r his declination
aud accept the place once more. II not
a. ho l. willing to be the best abused man"
in the city Tor the next twelve months
Don't all speak at once. bu; lake time 10
consider that The pss i sljo per snnum.
lha; there j. Rot a DAY in the wear bat some
pcupleNing matter comes up for decision
that you must by ,lrus at the honor con
TERED Se the ser ant II nj the cirizeus
dcuizcns. visitors or conimorsuts tina, 80
mos, or NAV dwc ll within the vast bounda-
thing NOR another. that j, too .arge for =
tpau. and not large enough. in NUMBER
f,ta city. that j. n an e,nbr, o state. j. like
broth OF a boy. too large "a b. whipped
and yet too independent 10 obey any law,
human or divine. and too good natured Ia
get mad with, and Vet too frosokiugiy cool
80 he patiently borne with al all times
-. ID. head centre of such a municipality
~ such people must he the height OF any
aud every respectable ci'izen's ambition.
Only thinS cf the uctoric'v that awaits on
tl,.. lucky individual. and the cares which
must attend him. whlle acting a, street
commissioner. superintendent Of the public
6u.ld.nes and being the Jos that every
Whrr Inau, as Well a. John 'hinamau.
nii-t pray to tor the mitigation OF all pos
>ih!r and impossible grievances Who
psu,, t" be Mavor OF Ellsworth for IS?
Dout all peak a once. Here are honor.
Ss ~eli a. hard dollars and harder knock,.
al waiting Tor victim.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14
CITY Elections.

In the Bangor election OF Monday the
Republicans elected wheelwright. Mayor
by al2 majority. Police Judge. six Alder
men. and sixteen Councimen ont OF twenty
one, with, the Wing says. an almost Ger
tainty of adding the disputed cases. Lew
iston has elected 4 Republican Mayor by
32s majority. aud Auburn a Republican
Mayor.
AU6rsTA. March 18th. 1874
Al our election to-day the Republicans
made q clean sweep. rejoicing Hon. Jos.
J. Eveieth. Mayor. by abou, 80 majority
and carrying every Ward In the city The
vote was very light. le.. than 1890 ia all
The Republicans make "A gain OF 80.
PORTLAND. March Vt the Charter
election to-day. BENJAMIN kingshuI,. IT..
4. Vas elected Mayor. The VOTE as- ~ iol-
lows: kingshury. Rep. 2o32 Cle,e.. Dem.
los: Morgan. Citizens ticket. 3l3: scat
tering. II. Against last year. EepubicaH
{ s3i;. Democratic 1852: Scattering ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14
Report Of the Town Of Buck.port

u, The Report Of This town. showing It's
financial workings FROM Teb, -, ISL 10
Feb. -, -. We obtain the following tact.
Present indebtedness over assets sl6.!-;s.
~. Pa, Roll OF town officers for the year
Selectinen. Assessor. and oyer,ecr, of the
Poor SEQ: school Committee. So 30:
Police. $40; Night watch. 81. p. Town
CLERK. $50. Treasurer, $500. The Liquor
Agent reports. 2rpouni Of liquor purchA.-
ed. si-5t9.7s, Ageats salary, t3s9 20; gain
20 the town. e;l5.5<. on the ysars' opera
iions. 1, Is reported that about hall Of the
amount sold. goes TO people living Ia other
towns. Received for liquors sold. o. .3sc-
81.
The valuation OF the town Is 81 .35s. s32
The rate 10 one aud half per cent. on val
ss,ion. Tax on SO pohs ct 81 90, and on
81 dogs 81 % each. and tot nj tax esa SAB
Taxes rsisei Tor the following purposes
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14

tHERRYFIkLD.-A leap year ball aud
promenade concert came OF here Monday
evening. under the management OF the
ladies. OF course. There was an unusual
large attendance. about forty couples
present. Floor Managers. Miss Ada Dun
bar. Miss Fannie Kicker and several Others
The Cherryiield Brass Band assisted BY
Messrs. Eaton and Noyes, violinists. fur
nisheu The music. Affer promenading and
nahcmg coupieci hours. n collation. was
served by the ladies. alid all la nds did am
pie Justice TO hot COFFEE. cakes. PIES. cream
lrilies &c. The bellies ofthe occasion were
tee numerous 60 mention. all looked well
anu dld their best to please. The door
managers IN particular were up I" The
>rr,trh. in point at duty. although little
backward amt diiilcni at lir.t. thrt ~urn
began I" rraise their position a. Wpnau'>
Ei+hi> Women. and got the machine 10
rrnhn. ~ COOL shape. fiihvrv Nerr ANY
gcitt'inen present who fell a. though he,
hsh been sighted or bad failed 60 receive
proper share ~ attention. fheg c4H cal
yr h"N pleasant Il nu-, NY fpr many vcun1
LADIES' 10 ~ evening tt,r eytsHn.. uHot4-
srt'cd and unattended 81 bv the goutlemeu.
y men thcy have charge ~ public enter
talunc.ds
Miss Ada Dunbar e. head manager. did
herself great credit upon THU occasion.
prudent and di>crciS IN hes hammer. Aind-
Is attentive "a all. iniu>iur hunN sury and
-pirit throughout the COMPANY Although
H'a'N aud severe snow storm prevailed
throughout The evening, tile attendance
vss large and the occasion a success. The
Misses McTouldrick y 10 created such
sensation at the Masonic Ball in Ellsworth.
le" week, since. were present. and -houc
sth their accustomed briliaucy. which
was about Al average light. being asnoug
therryncld ladies' instead ct Ellsworth
ladies. they failed 10 produce auy rc,narka-
bic sensation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14
Important % Fisherman.

Ihv Secretary VI the if-A-url ia. a.
euri 2 circular ~ collector. I'D customs. IN
futInIug them that a. th- sea son FOR fishing
o. ilc coast ofthc British AN. Po..e~.ion.
10 Our slainiIy !. approaching. It i cnn>id-
cred important that ii .hcTmeH ui the lult-
Cd state intcEdia. - pursue their busiu-,s
~ th. Stciuiiy mentioned should b. thor
oughly acquainted With the law. aud rr4,tt-
lation, governing the matter In order 10
avoid ihc los ol their vessels a, the PEN
attic. fDr eRcroacAmen;. ~ foreigners 40
On the in-shore ii-hrric, ofCan4da. The
collectors are therefore directed 10 notify
such fishermen that the provisions. OF The
treaty with Great Britain, proclaimed Juls
9Th, ISL. relating 10 the fisheries. VIII not
go iuio effect until the laws requires, To
carry them into opcri alton have bern pas~-
ell by Congress. the parliament OF Great
Britain and the legislature Of Prince Ed
ward. Island, and 10 warn them that their
business must be carried ON subject To the
restrictions existing at the ratification Of
the treaty.
The circular ,tAtes that tho fishermen
OF the United States arc prohibited from
the use ofihe iushare fisheries. They may,
however. take ii-h 90 the southern coa-t
Of Newfoundland from Cape Raw 10 the
Ramsan Islands. Oh the shore, nf Mazda
and through the Straits OF Bell. lie and
thence northwardly, but without prejudice
10 an, exclusive rights Of the Hud .on Bay
Company. They may dry aud cure ii.h
GA any part OF the southern coat OF New
feund.nl gtoNr described aud OF b,
coast OF Labrador not settled. II .riiIrI.
there must be n previous agreement with
the inhabitants. They may also enter any
hay or harbor, for repairing damages pur-
chasin. wood Q, obtain: water. Officers
under the treaty may 90 on board any for
eign vessel In any bay within three miles
.! the coast 81 Canada and stay A. long a.
,he may Ecmain. and they may examine
the master under oath, and II 1t Is found
that tbe vessel has been lshins u water.
prohibited. such officer or Officers may
seize her without warrant and proceed
Tor forfeiture OF the vessel. cargo and
stores. Any person opposing the officer
Viii subject himself 70 fine Of $500 and
imprisonment for term not exceeding
two yours
LIE Secretary states that there i, reason
TO apprehend that the Canadian authori-
Ties Will equip armed vessels 10 protect
their ltshore Fisheries during the season OF
lsI3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-14


4 PosTIcAL LEAF MAR LErr.K.--A
gentleman Of this city Ma reYinaea VI Us
being leap year" and the right thus &C..
corded 10 woman. by lately TeeeiSip: from
lady the follo~ln. letter. which Eor its
kind is quite unique:
pTAR SIR:
White kurore'. eve j, fixed on mighty things.
The fS,e u EMPIRES and the fall OF kings,
While 9uscks VI state I,tss e-eh produce HE
plan,
And even children lisp the rights Of man.
AsA1,:,t this mighty fuse just let me mention
The rights q women meri, some attention.
knowing that your ch.gslric nature will
grant me "some attention. embrace. th,,
opportunity. coming but once In four years,
TO write gu. and you will pAi don me il |
steal from other words appropriate 4.
None but the brave deserve the fair.
you Are the favored one of all the king .
don;lsoAs."
su.pse bonds utte " he,e below,
one life controls another
AVID much Of human veal or woe
Depends upon . lover.
l assure you. although "lost to sight. .
you are 10 memory dear. else why would
! be dreaming the happy hours away:''
But Tito wander alone through this world.
wilderness is 10 BE- my fate I have for
consolation.
Full many = flower is born 70 blnsh unssn,
And waste its sweetness on the desert sir
Little can grace my cause in speskin.
for myself, therefore.
throw myself upon my knees,
Mr., would you, could you please:
But every thought ha. slipped away.
And SO l in confusion say,
I'm sound in body and in mind
Ifyou are 50, then well be joined
II Joining" be .oi To your mind ther
know that
There are 6shes still z-swin.mirg
Just rs luscious everyw
A. those thst hissed and suffered
In the saucepan yesterday.
As more Is meant than meets the car"
50 how this mighty plea may end.
No mortal might can tell.
Delay not long. Idunton Gdsett,.