c ?erv?e. Filh?s? T E R R_,E-F !L IU S. N O XLV I?lacari neq?eunt, nifi haurkndum fanguinera la. m?ndaque ?'tfiera ?oflra t?r?buerimtt$. Liv. To t?e .,4utbcr of T E ? R ?.F z r. ? u s. N E part of the hiltory of' my life fills properiy under your cogniGnce? and as it is the fit'f}, arid perhaps the laf? trou- ble I fhall ever give you, I hope you will nor refu�e me a place in your paper. About five )'ears ago I was cle&ed from a publf& fchool in Lo N r,o,? to a certain college in 0 v o n ?; o1: which, according to the foundation of it, after a probation of three years, I was to be ad- mitted a?Iualfe?om; but you will find in' the quel of my care, that I was fo unfortunate as to be, or ctteemed to be, {b fingutar and m'..exarnpled in condu&, that I am the only Ferfon fox' the�e man? years,
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