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arrived at the age OF Danhoooi and for some time
after d'd give into dissipation was wild. and
,o". oi cards but at the same time, (whiie he
"es IN charging me with plundering the infa,uat.
ell and unSusrded,) was received into the com.
paiy OF the most polite circles which our mart of
the country afforded the company which I ken,
WIS as good as that which Judge Randolph Ken.
ne and myself were both raised in the county OF
Nottoway; came into that part of Amelia,
wn'ch Is now Not'oway. a. eight years old, where
| nave spent thirty two years of nv life the neo.
pie OF course know me we'll he has more rela
tons and connections by blood and marriage m
! >o"oway, than any other county 1t is true, that
ne mas within hreeyears or whereabouts moved IN
70 an ADJOINING county, but not more than TWEEN
~ eight or thirty miles from Nottoway Court
mouse: Nottoway is in his Judicial circuit: he
, personally acquainted with almost every man
III 'ne county, and since the election spoken of
mas oeen unusually attentiveto them.
He says, among those acquainted with us both
: my malignty towards him will recoil upon nv.
sen these communications dated the 18th of
harch and delivered the 2lst bear very hand.
some date to have operated against my election.
!. on the first Thursday in April; The report OF
mem was ahoat IN the county opposition to my
: election was started a very popular pen,lem,n
was mounted on the Bench. who. I must do The
= t1usuce to say did not wish it but alas the on
position tailed, and what may appear extroardin
airy, i am elected foremost This does no,
look ike the recoiling ofmalignity. -
. AS respects the SANDER of Judges Tucker and
nrokenbrough believing them as far as have any
nSht, to be meritorious and honorable gentle.
man; can only say that am sorry hey were
a Stand cred by Bailey and Mccall
, Permit me to ask, what man has ever been in the
SMALLEST degree in Judge Randolph's way to pro.
mon, who has not incurred his i'll will ?I will
not confne the enquiry to those alone who have
competed with him for appointments, but will in.
ciude many of those, who from the purest mo.
yves have voted agaitst him.
Ihe fact is, that since his promotion to the
oench' scarcely an appointment or election can
,ake place but he must NEEDLE, either to CRAFTY
ms vndictive spirit, aid his particular friends
ana connections. Oh Immortal Washington.
were You alive, you would blush at the conduct
q ofyour countryman
is really necessary that some person should
speak OF his conduct may be condemned bv
many torspesking so freely ola Judye but the
{ highiy responsible Office which he occun;es.
should have made him more cautious than "a
nave ia'd himself open 10 attack. 1t is his duty
to resign his office He can do very we'll with.
out How can the people feel az ease. wbsn
such man rs, as occasion may require, TO pre-.
!, dc over their property and lives
THOMAS WELLS.
NottOway April 24th 1916.
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ouse adjourned to Monday.
IN sENATE-April 10.

Inc Dill to regulate the duties on ;mnort
ana tonnage, being under consideration -
Inc following were the only propos;t;or. % =
meHd' on which the yeas and nays were to-
oh motion OF MIR. -has0n of N. H. to rednc,
tne MN imum PRICE Of cotto goods from twent,
was as follows: '"'u' 'i'e Vo''
fEAS-afessrs Barbour, GailIard co,a,b,
rough, Gore, Macon, Mason, n. II H.son W
,S anu thompson, Tichenor, Turner, Williams
NAYs-Messrs Barry, Chace. Condit. D.g
8ett, Dana, Horsey, Hunter, KING. I,cock NJ
row. Roberts, Rugg,es, Talbot, Varnum wis n.
On motion of Mr. Harber to strike ont ,be
,",oJ ts -. laioh nXlng minimum price on i'm.
'o T,s, Sot'ons, The vote was as follows:
tesSrs barbour, Galllard, Gore, Har
ims--10 u'"S'' WIZ
NJ fSfNesses Barry, brown, Campbell. cbsca
Dohd'I Daggett, Fromentn, Horsey. HIM or
IA & Lacoek, Mason, Va Morrow. n ,bsris r,,o'
gls' Sanford, Talbot, THOMPSON. T,cben'S,.
Varnum, Wells, Wison-22 'Oi :
on motion Of Mr. Dana, to strike ont the f,l
lowing section of the bin VIC '''-
Sec 0. ma he 10 further enacted. That the
eight hundred and fifteen. entitled =" thousand
repeal so much Of the several acts ;rnnosra' W
'es on the tonnage Of ships and vessels a6d ~
3oous, wares and merchandise imported INTO the
oniVeu states, as imposes 4 discriminating, dnt,,
On tonnage between foreign vessels, and Sessels
~ 81 tae ohIed states, and between goods import
ca ho lhs y. States in foreign vessels and vaosaIs
pfthe United States" shall apply and he =; s,I'
iorce as to the discriminating duties estabIsb ,e
ny ms act on the tonnage offoreign vessels and
.lle goods wares, and merchandise therein ;no
u
The vote was as follows:
YEAS--Messrs. Daggett. Dana Fror,s,,;,,
!, 5a' u, tore, Hunter, King, Macon. Mason,
~. ~. Kooerts' Sanford, Thompson, Tichenor.
NAYS---Messrs. Barbour. R.rr,, ~
(ampbell, Cbsce, Condit, Goldsboro1Sb d.
PER ,S HIorsey, Lscock, Mason, Va. Morrow. RUG.
; S5ss, talbot TAFT, Turner, vainum, Williams
IN the question "shall the amendments be
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FOREIGN.
NV YoRK, April 26.

ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE
ny me ship Minerva-Smyth, Allen, arriver
mere last evening from Liverpool, the Editors n
ne Mercantile Advertiser received the Iondor
courier OF the first of March, from which the fol
lowing extracts are made. w
LONDON, March I.
Price 3StocEs this day at IL O'clock
3 per cent consols 81 1-2l 4 3-S-Omnimr, fr,o.
neyl IL 38 pr. ' l''i'
NO rarls papers have been received this morn
ing We have had none later than to the24tb One
OF our pr vate letters mentions a report that tbe
chamber OF Deputies means to propose a measur,
relative 10 the national properly. The Object "a
IS SUBJECT of infinite delicacy anC difficulty
ne national Propr etors have some time been fill
Oh spprehenslons. This property, we understand
~, ~ u oi"Sers' nor can any money be raised
upon It by way OF NOR gage.
The cotton trade, after a Temporary ba,,;ro.,
mas again revived: letters received this morn;y,'
ron manchester state, that on Tuesday above
2OOO Days OF cotton were sold at Liyerpool AMI
mat me trade at Manchester was never NOR
animated. "'O'
VI the many unfounded charges brought aoa;ns-
Ministers, one is that they have ms erEsTeJ 20 nre
vent meetings against the property tax Tlc
charge was made IN the House last night and wa.
ahuy and ably put down by Mr.. Arbulrnof
ne declared that not the slightest influence mr.
interference bad been used BY the povernuen.
1t was then insinuated that Mr.. ArbnIbpot mean,
to contine himself to the treasury. But this ms.
nnatIon was not more fortunate than the prev
ons one, for Mr.. Arburthnot Immediately renI
ed, that he did not mean to conf,ne his dscIo,rn
er to the Treasury, but to every other depart
ment Ofthe government
Petitions against the Income Tax pour in from
every part OIL the country. Several we're present
ed last night in the House ofCommons.
On Tuesday last Ministers, we understand re
ceiVed dispatches from Italy bytwo Messenger
who followed one another. BY the first lie,
were informed, that Lucien Bonaparte had set oil
from Rome, with great privacy. and HE a;ocb,
was considered to be of so much importanse
Ioined with other circumstances, that Cabine'
Council was convened. They had scarcely mel
%hen the second Messenger brought an account
that Lucien had been recognized AZ Plore,,-o .
nat the Post masters had refused to rive him
lorsesj that however he had contrjved 10 pei On
or post or two further, but finding himself dis.
covered and tullowed he had Of his own accord
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turned about, and was on his way back 70 Rome
DANISH GENERAL CONSULATE.
"LoSDoS, Feb. 90, 1916.
Silt IS with much satisfaction that I com
n.hica'e To you, for the information OF the Sub.
Scribers to Lioyd's ard others, that official ;nfor
nation has been received at this Consulate of the
differences between his Majesty the King of Den
mark and the Pscha of Tripoli having been adj.
Justed, and that the Danish Flag has hcncefo.,h
nothing to apprehead from that quarter Dem
marx beng now at peace with all the Barbary
Powers. am, sir, &c. &c.
II. +. HORNEMAN.
His Danish Majesty's nsul General.
Mr.. John Bennett, Sec to the Committee of
Lloyds'
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE......April 10.

Inc TARIFF bill principally occupied the
s ogla.e Today The amendment depending on
adjournment yesterday, to strike ont the ~, ~
mum price of cotton goods, was nepat;ved Sc,
considerable and able debate. Other amend
m mel were also proposed and negatiyed. The
OIL was at length ordered, as amended in sena,e
TO be read third time to. morrow. The amend
menus, besides those which have been stated. are
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oNE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
by The ship Minerva-Smyth, Allen. arrived
mere last evening from Liverpool, the Editors of
me Mercantile Advertiser received the London
courier OF the first of March, from which the fol.
lowing extracts are made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18

The AGGREGATE pecunia-v .nSS las been rieder-'c-
" estimated stupwaals of 100000 am about 500
persons have been driven To seek new ahodes. il
the most ncle,nsnt mon,l, Of Nc loundland win
ter.
Here it becomes oar Indispensable duty TO state,
that the bulk uf the lower orders of the community
stool, during his affecting moment with their arms
oldel srr Jing the disastrous scsse with apathy
I'll graceful 70 the human character. Many ct this
deserptioH .ist,ai Of contributing their efforts 10 ar
rest The progress 81 the ila.nes 20 all the unhap
~ sufferers, appea ed T. kavc no object but rilage
AMI tie dstresscs oithsii unfortunate ,ow-crea-
lures have, If course, been considerably agXra-
waited by the depredaiisos commttsd 10y monsters
~ human shape, upon the property sna,ched from
tn flames!
The S ason at which this misfortune has beGsl.en
MS Gives a stronger cciouring the picture of DIS
tress h. mined in by and impenetr;,be barriers
Office and snow, that insulae us, il were, from
the civilized worlno interior to iiv To, bat fro
zen, trsekless wild yet the calamity lament,
sinks N the scale OF com garrison when carry our
thoug Is TO the very escape OF tie stores and
ms. zines, the destruction OF which must probably
have level'e ell ali distinctions, by reducing popua
tion oGi2,O00 souls to comparative state oi sarys
.tioa.
1t would far exceed oar limits to enumerste the
whole efthe Individual .gerers by this dreadful ca
t9strophe; an0ngst other valuable property sni
premis DESTROYED by the devourins flame, WIS the
new Methodist Meeting honse, building simply
and neatly executed, snd anly very lately occupied
for Divine worship not a v stiCe Of which is TO
b. seen itcannnt even boast of chimney 10 point
out where it stood it built by the voluntary
contributions of the inhabitants Of New Homeland, at
expense OF upwards Ofi2uOL
Tie two Printing Offices being situated very
near where the fire FIRST broke out, the premises
were totally de'trOyed but happily, by great exer-
tiOEs materials sufficient preserved To enable
both establishments to proceed.
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INTERESTING.

Information 70 wanted respecting unlc~
strange female, whodied in this place on the night
ofihe I7lh uIi. under dist essing circumstan-
She vas apparently from 20 to 25 years of
age. saody isir FAIR complexion, and possessing
pleising ard agreeable countenance tough evil
denly dep cted With that gnoray M lanchOIy which
arises from a 4 eply all cted heart Her story WAS
one of sorrow anil woe /; and she represented her
worldly prospects as pregnant with wreichedness
and % iscIy.
], IS co i-ctured from tier found in he, pos
session., tha she was from StsaJrd county, Virginia,
or lis vieriiy and HIT she was a lady OF respect
abefh'nily aud acqnaina ces. This letter was AL
de sed tn Miss Adelaide BRESr, Stafford CoNn-
IL, Ia AMI s,l'se lied by COLUMBIA @. PEN-
DLEroN. In II merton is made Of the names of
De- Carter, Mrs Clarke, 4 Mrs. Minor aud a
Mrs Tsylor From wha; place it was written can
not be asceriaired. The particulars of her death
wilno doubt excite muen anxiety 10 her friends, OF
"hi,h ,hey ca, be rnou'ely Informed, by address
ing he Rev. Mr.. REID, at this place.
Ci.nden, $. G. May Q, 1916.
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BOSTON Nav 1r


The WASHINGTON, n, under the
command of Captain Creighton, and bear
ing the Broad Pendant of Commodore
Chaun ey, sailed from this port on Wed
nsslay morning. We understand that she
is bound to Annapolis. where she is to take
on board Mr.. Pinkney AMI family, and
proceed to Naples. The Commodore is
to remain in the Mediterranean, as com
uander Of our squadron in that sea- We
learn from an officer of the Independence,
Sco went out severalleagues in the WISH
ngton, that she sailed very fast, worked
With much ease, and bids fair to keep up
tie reputation of this country for superior
slip-building- And we doubt not, from
the well known characters OF the Com
nodore and Captain, as officers and gen.
tlemen, the high standing of her other eff =
GERS, and the excellence OF her crew, that
she will do herself justice, and support the
honour of the American Nation, where
YER her flag shall appear
1t is said the U. s. sloop of war Peacock,
Captain r, gers, is fitting at n. York to
t Ike Mr.. Gailatin to France. and will sail
il about three weeks. Palladium.
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FRnMCApE nENnY

EAOAt NaIts ttFllN * /.
Baltimore, Nag lO--i}y captain Catechar, os
the schooner Milford, from Cape Henry, Hay Ii, We
learn that the Americans are treated TN, = with
great ,jsrespect, aud OF them imprisoned fer
the most trivial cause. The Kings Minister, abont
February 1st had publicly declared that ne vessels
arriving at the Cape, not having cleared directly for
that place, should b. admitted 10 an entry.
Esrtrdct from the .Hikforci's Lag B0ot.
May 2d, at 2 Z. Nj. LAT. 50 SO n Ion. ~ w Dis
covered sail in the II. w. standing to he Il. I Ok
her 20 be an American schooner, apparently dGs.-
Gus Of speakingrs At ., u. NJ. within eua-shot,
she hostel an English ensign add fired a l,un To
windward which struck within few Yards of onr
eut-water; when wi hin hail ordered me der his
lee, to get my boas out and bring NY papers on
bos'd; ct this morscnt found her to b. manned by
Spanartis, but finding IL impraot,esbe 20 make my
escape, got uut my boat and went Or board with
tlree hands--nmedi-,e my arrival, and NY
were ordered out OF the boat, which was IN
stantly manned with five Carthasenians, armed with
pistols and euasses who boartlei the Milford, and
sfter having mustered an hands eft, commenced
plundeIirg, which they did to considerable ar ont
In the an time (a'ter consultation among the
officers fthe Pirates info. n,el it was IN N.
intention to brrn the Milford, and toia might
either stay hoarl of theO, with my crew, lake
my boat and proceed on nay way Alter remon-
srStng with the commander some tiune, stat *
that psrt OF the Sc oOu belonged 20 me, that
was young man with family just beginning the
world, AID the loss Of the schooner would be a o.
tai ruis 20 and my family, was told, af;er n se-
cond sousu'taton amo thems Ives, that on &C.
count Of my faTaily, III would allow me to proceed
10Y way.
Al this moment perceived those on boari the
Milford hosting ont ofthe hoh some Of VA
llahle d,y goods. ! i mediately turned to1he com
mander ard formed him that those goods belonged
to you,g man a pass niger on boar, and the loss
oil the goods would be hs certain ruin Ater plea,,-
ing in this manner FOR a considerable time, he or
dered bis men to return INN diately with what
they then had but before they left the Milford,
fh,y okc open case of dry gOo's, and took a.
bout o h:,lf ofthe conteets itl them
On the arrival Of the boat, I and my were
allowed 10 20 on board of the Milford, and proceed
on way.
The pirate lef US under press ofsail standing on
his course. A. 5 p. NJ. made snil and stood or our
course; at p. NJ ! ST signt oflim.
The above schooner WIS formerly the Thetis
Of Baltimore, now mounting SIX 10 g mines, carri-
age ( rs, and one long cisht o pivot.
They made particular search and enquiries af-
ter Spanisrds they said thev were iast ont of
Hayaana, b-und ON cruze off Mon'e'i-do. They
also state thst itey had bnrnt four American YES
se'g SINCE they were out the names Of which they
dii not ohonse give.
rec lleot peri city well ofhagine seen the capt.
oil til above sehoose'i Bi'ti'uore, frequently.
FRANCIS GATECIAfR.
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MORE ABOUT ME BOXER.

NASHVILLE, April u.
n Pirate Iakcn.---We learn from a
source to be relied upOn, that the United
States brig Boxer, about the Sth of this
month, captured Carthag epian privateer,
= ricn pirate, of the Bal ze, with consi-
derable amount Of goll an silver in bars /;
plate, Jewels, *. suppos to be worth
$50 600 together with a number Of ne
gro s--the vessel AMI cargo were sen, up
~ Orle ms nraer the command Of the frs
t-ut. 2 mi'shipmen. and II men from the
p Xer. The capt. Of The captured vessel
acknowlcdg having ken the Governor
of the Island Of St Andrews on The Mus
queto shore, and put him to death on board
Of his vessel-firs shooting and then hlng-
irg him up TO the for yard. Tnis.vesssl
had long brass q FOUNDER mounted, with
three Others In r hol AID S. men she
IS a schooner of about 60 tons burihen.-
The Boxer was exp 'cted 10 sail on the OH
IN quest If ano'h pirate, said to be IN the
Gulf, with richer carPo---armed with I
long 50 and long ~ Founder, with 100
men.
It's very probable that these vessels are
the s4me mentioned some Time since IN the
Essen papers. as having had much If the
valuable property Of the citizens Of Car
thagena deposited in them, for safe keep
ing 70 prevcot It's falling into the hands Of
the roy lists. and that the commanders de
ccivsd those conf ing in them, and sa,ed
away with tile yaiuablcs. Clarion.
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| ned senicircle round the tablets the,
! we're 20 read, and the little monitors will
z stick pointed to the letters, words, o.
sentences tn be read.
At gnai given by the monitor, each
class rose successlvely from their seats nc
walked round in order, like Young train
hands TO the places where their proper tab
lets were suspended. and proceeded 70
perform Their duties in very orderly man
ner.
was obliged to leave the place with
out hearing more than one class perform /:
but from th2t specimen, l am Induced to
, suppose they S id their lessons pretty we'll
Ot the 200 pupils in the room, more than
one half were on the Chart bic founddt
on, and as was assured, were children
IN snCi state OF poverty, :hat most pro-
badly not one of them would ever have
learnt letter. but for this institution.
confess l was very much gratified to see
that such scheme had been adopted and
though l am well convinced there may be
great room for improvement, 1 consider
the School in It's present state a great ad-
vantage, and capable of being rendered a
much g'eater.
1.-The appearance of order. was much
greater than ] could have expected in 50
numerous collection Of children /; and it
was with real surprise that l ex ahmed
some OF their performances in writing.
heartily wish that the scheme may be pro
secuted with zeal in every town on the
continent"
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Council CHAMBER,
Richm0nb Nag l2th, 1916.
Gentlemen,

gentlemen,
The sc Act TO provide an accurate
Chart of each County and general Map Of the
Territory OF this Commonwealth" directs the Ex-
ecutVe to cause such surveys 10 be made Of the
exterior boundaries of the Common. ealtI, rs nav
be necessary 10. greater accuracy in the de.
tails OF the preceding Charts where they present the
boundaries ot accent States and to such sur
veys to be made OF the great divisions Of the Terri
tory oithe Commonwealth where the same are oc-
casioned by chains of mountains or rivers" For
the purpose 81 carrying into effect this part of the
Act, contracts will be i'm mediately entered into bv
the executive. II would be useless expence To
have the same lines survey d twice aud in many In
stances three times The respective County Courts
are there lore requested To exclude from the con-
tracts they may tnter into FIR County Charts the
lines OF their Count taat are part OF the boun-
Diary OF the S-ate, the Blue Ridge, North Mountain
and Allegany Mountains, the CHI sapeake BAY, and
the following rivers and parts of rivers to wit Ro-
aroke to the fork o Dan and Stanton Dan 10 the
North carolina line above IsaN-i,le aah SiauA,on,
To the junction of the or,h and South forks OF Ro
anoke above Fort Lewis; Neherin t. the Charlotte
line /; Nottoway to the line Of Prince Edward
Black Water to the line Of Prince George Eliza.
beth ENer to Kempsvile Nanserlord TO Stuff liz
Appomaitlx to its source James River from its
mouth to the point OF Fork ihe Ri,anna ION its
mouth to the hrst fork above Charlotte sville tho
fluvanna from its mouth t. Jackson's River; Jack
sons River to the mouth Of Dpnlop's Creek Chick
shomly to its source York Riy from its month
TO tn Jul chon OF Mntiapony and Psmuuky Mat
tspony TO lhe Caro- int iice : Pamonhy to NORTH
Wales; Nerthapna to the o ange line Pisnka.
tauk from IT'S mouth, as iarss it is the line OF Es-
sex; North River (Msthews) to its source; Rap
paiiannOck from its mouth to the frk alb We Ere
dercksblrg the North Fork 10 It's source the
kapldante its source Potomac 10 the S nth
branch the South Branch 20 Msorei Id tn.
North Bra eh 10 the Alltgluy Shenandoah TO
Port Republic, Oecoquan and BeIl Run; Kans,yha
ON the Ohio TO the mouth ofCaultv; Gaulev
IRON ITS month to the Harrison line New River
T. the North CsroiinS line; Little Kanswha from
the Ohiolo the mouth oil Gauley Csuley from its
month to the Harrison linc New River to the
NnHh CMoiina inei Little kauawha from the
oh o 10 Salt LEX Greek =, Monoueq.I;a ~
BncShaaan's River West Fork to Clsrksbur.. a II
Cheat River TO Chaver's Fork Assoon as the sur.
vejs OF the boundaries, m untsn, and rivers oCore
sahl, are comp etsd, under contracts with the Exc
cntve, the contractor ,or the County Charts will be
furnished with such parts Of the respective SURVEYS
as may be necessary To complete the said Charts
am, Gentlemen, with great respect, your hum.
Ole servant, w. G. NICHOLAS
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Fefersb7Gg, NAY -.
HOPRJD SIT. me.


On he evcnir Tues lsy the 7ill instant, the bo
'y ia man was fopod about fifty yards from the
roa l.W'ing from Petersburg to richmond, about
Z u miles from the former place, by negro boy
looking f L COWS, who run directly TO gentleman
bar by aud i.formed him of it. fe went to the
> o, AID found tie body Of rnan about feet 6
inch high, with large black wsiskers. On the boz
~ (sheh was perfectly whole) there coat Of
the brown cloth, and waistcoat Of white Mar
s. Ills. His psntsloons were so body, that II was
ui'ile 1T 20 tell what they wre made o. He was
shot The groin, aud pistol lying inst between
h's rss. he had on an elegant PAIR Of git spurs,
ats rom other appearing lad been an officer ri
artillery. Ga exonining his pockets, there wac
iount pocket book o. rel morocco. with the 1t
.er' b. stampt On il, viii small pi:ee oi payer
~ II, m which was vrtt-u," ~ NJ one may be-
ss'sptcei % havi murdered M, do cortiiy, Tat
nav Killed my efon account ofu fGrned love
- Moher pirc- oF pap was IL, n,--"O Eli
SaDet, Il thought you would even pity me,
"out lie c0ntontsd Til re will he GA irq1est
vcr uc body, rs soon as the coroner csn procure q
suuieeGt number OF men 10 form jury - Rep