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(harLoneSmNe Female Arndrmn.

charlottesville Fenlaie Academy.
E'HtS institution, under the direction OF Mis- M F.
GEoHG Z, late of Fredericksburg. will be opened ON
tue second h"nday nJanuary next where the following
branches OF education will he taught, viz.
$50 FIRST CLASS.
Inc Ehglsh Language grammaticalIy, is u Sessio1
sacred ahcIen modern Geography, Of mouths
hislofy "A stronomy, use of the Globes, 6ne nag in
drawing Of Maps, and Composition } ndvonceg
SECOND CLASS.
heading, Writing, English Grammar and
hIltnmetC.. ..-....................,.CI5
me French Language, including any of
the above branches. Observation-Disclosures do
MUSIC will he separate charge efS rs do
Boarding, washing and fuel, leach young
lady furnishing her own bed g. be ding { 60 do
ms h'titntion situated in the part If Virginia
uhue' me direction Of lady in every way qualhed to
90 II justice, ofers opportunity parents and guar
dlans seidsm met with. The high character of rus
tees selected to preside it, added To the reputation
OF ITS governess will ensure to those at distance the
sae OF lis pupils Mrs. George, with whom the young
ladies' will be boarded pledges herself for strict aen
nance to them in every way. A public examination
will be given.
Applications made for situations in this Institution
WI be addressed TO John VIM, James Leilch and
alexander Garrett, Esquires.
Decen'tpf
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ST1UNTON- ACADEMY


TEE trustees Of the Staunton cadeny have appointed
Tue Rev. Daniel Stephens Of Havre de Grace SD }
professor OF classics to fill the vacancy occasioued Jy
Tue ieslgnahon Of Mr. GiTaTdin.
Inc bIgh fespectin which Mr. Stephens has been held
minister Of the Episcopal church. his moral char.
aCie, HIS industrious habits his classical education
abu MS experience IN teaching believed nv the
tIuseesy 10 be such as TO qualify him well for the
iessoTsnip 10 which be has been appointed.
MI Stephens will without delay, remove bis family
10 StanntOn and will be in readiness TO enter uyou r
sohaIse OF his duties as early at least as the rst of
January IN tie mean time the session AGA.
uehy commenced on the fourth Monday ia this month
nls pace VIII be supplied by MIR. Richard Henry who
ao'eo 40 an assistant during the last session and very
competent 10 give Instruction to the Latin aud Greek
classes. "
MT Stephens will probably not teach French but
unu some better arrangement he made Doctor VIM
Dogs OF SauDtOn, who understands aud speaks the
gWaee wen, having learned tin France will attend the
academy Two DAYS In each week. to give instruction in
lne rrehch ianguage-aBd for this additional charge
VIII be made to the student.
In consequence the inability of the trustees t MI
theVaeant earlier the TuIe which
tue student enters, will be peBsed wh-and for tbe
present session, the student will be TequiTed TO nav
his entrance. -r ''
Mt. Fuller, Whose reputation 10 well known sill
continues TO be professor Of mathematics and under
TIE conduct Of such teachers the trustees naer them
serves hathe Stanton Academy continue to deserve
the public patronage.
ny order Of the Board Of Trustees.
e., SAMUEL CLARKE, SecTy.
oduhtOn, November %. 59..1It
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One Hundred Dollars REGARD.

~ as stolen nom stable the night Of the 2.th
inst. my RIDING HORSE, for which, aud the
eonnCiion OF the tbef, will give the above reward
OF 2ofoT the horse alone lie is five years OLE about
10 ndnas high OF fine bay coi0f and very likely with
ahches taii which he carries one sided, believed on
Tue Ie he has some iEdisnct ef the col.
Tar around 6is shoulders, but White spots that ara
MISUNDERSTANDING low in erder There is breaking
gu, on ms bosl aud ON his hind legs aud thighs there
soine ieihans oiit when stolen. He trots fast and
well, and is just learning pace-of an nery
temper, hut hot Inclined to be vicious. should any
morse answering The above description he offered fot
sae or heard of ~ any part of the country The infor
ma,ion ny letter directed to me at Richmond will DC
thankfully received. JOHN G. Monty
Tilinans, August ~. aYf
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by the authors OF the Philadelphia addresses,
on the subject Of National Industry, and tina,
in conformity with these feelings, the COW en-
~ thanks tor their great aud patriotic efforts.
Ordered, That all written commuuca lions
which tits necessary TO make previous TO the
next general convention be addressed TO the
President of the Pennsylvania Societ, for the
Philadelphia.
A committee was then appointed TO forward
the memorial TO congress TO have the same
printed; and generally TO perform such SER
vices as become necessary TO carry the deci.
siOns of the convention into iuil operation
No further business appearing, the conven-
ton adjourned.
WILLIAM FEW, President.
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WILLIAM FEW, Presiden
MATHEW CAREY, Secretary.
LATEST FROM OTAHEITE

Extract Of a letter from Mr. Charles &. Borcrs,
son OF DIR. Isaac BorGrs, Of Boston, to his pa
rents, datrd Otaheiie, Noe. 1915.
W arrived here on the Sd of this month I;
Immediately Oh coming TO anchor Mr.. Wilson,
one OF the English missionaries, who las resi-
ded here since the year 1891, came en- board !;
he informed me that the Kin. and all his sub
Jccts in this aud the neis hhoring islands, were
become, lie believed, hopeful Christians, and
their whole study and pleasure was to serve
the Lord. IN the afternoon, agreeable to the
invitation of MIR. Wilson, the captain and my
sell went OIL shore-as we entered the house
OF worship, in which he had been catechzlne
the people (prOhably two hundi ed in numberl
they were singing hymn, and l was struck
with astouishmeht 10 see these sht sava-
ses, IN such serious solemn manner as Ine,-
or Witnessed before, 20 through the hymn-ai-
ter which Mr.. Wilson arose, when thew all
kneeled down, while he made a Erayer of some
length, which closed the services, and they all
retired With THAR books to their respecti,e
dwellings. On Sunday again went ashore,
and attended the religious services, which
were performed with the greatest order aud
regularity; they seemed 10 pay the deepest at.
tentlon, far surprising "A European congreea-
tion. have not yet seen the king but have
sent him one OF the Bibles you entrusted TO me.
as present in the name of the Society; for
which expect a mole of thanks from him."
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From The HiimingfoR, ~. J Uatchuaa.
The FIRE RAIL

HE FIRE BALL.
Various aud contradictory are the descrintons
by siueTent spectators ofthe august traveller
so over our heads on the evening OF abe 2Ist u This
may, In part be accounted for from Ihe diasreHt 10
sons NJ the spectators furnishing different points Of
view nut, more especially the feelings Of ave nd
soiH,Iaion naturally excited BY such phenomenon
~ winch the mind is not sufficiently collected To tan
Ney correct obseTvaOns, has time To recover IT,
sell before the opportunity is lost. We will only SAY
therefore, what oNr Impressions were; ana ina what
manner this splendid exhibition ofnatufe uDDeared
20 NPP'''"
standing In the opeH air, within the borough, ne
were snTpIntd by sudden flood Of light, sufficient to
enable Us to read the smallest PRINT Casting lie ewes
ateund, we discovered ere ball n motion in difec
"n east NORTH east, and 80 60 degrees above the
horizon: cOEiHuinR its course passed l,te 10 The
soatb 0f zenith towards the opposite point VI the COIN
pass and at about 30 degrees above tbs p.s,s,r b,r
Eoh, u became invisible. This body was perhaps
ABOUT two teconds IN PROCESSION before vi saw Ii :
rom winch We infer, that h fret appeared about 80
uegees above the eastern horizons hence II travelled
WHIST within view about 100 degrees In tie heavens
aud IN period. We believe, Of not less than iye nor
more Than ten seconds. The size OF the BODY when
ns' observed might be about bali that Of the full
moon The tail which projected from u was q cont
ca shape. wei defined. ana extending from the ball 10
Tue apex, about or degrees. No sparks were oh
served The whole appeared 10 be compact mass Of
hTe ~ which was Combined Ill tbr rednsss OF Mars
aud the setter light NJ tie moon The whole aporsr
ance was sublime beyond description At sl,ont 1n
dgress from The zenith WesWsrd u heaan tapidy 10
oe'Hhe snd IN 'eeOnds became to a0pedi ance ex.
unct s taii, 90 the nean time, leBgtenng to 10 or
70 degrees orHng narrow red streak Of evanescru
hre Abont niinutes ateE II bad dissppeated noise
va "feiH ystiWlHk cannon, di~'ltt under and
w 'tSterE d'yectiON, " this noise produced
by The passage % the meteor we may infer a. n Gas
rst heafd ia ne Wcsf That this body pursued c0urs
ohiqne} towards the eaub, and tlat ~ aoproacbed
within about 80 Iles Of Wilmington IN thai psrt of s
uact westward 81 eur zenith. Ey Comparing tie Oh.
sefFhuos ~ sneciatoTs. distance from each other
some ceWeclnfes, approaching the tfuta may befeaf
ter he formed asto thesle and distance Of this extra.
ordinary victor.
hn Irish poet, singing the praises Of Mics O'NciiI
aims
Let TIE g'adsome responses preside tnihe raic
iiii each biil and each valley, &c ecio OgVejtl.
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REwARD., .Rasaway
from the subscriber about the 18th Juy last negfo
iSu between iG and 20 years Of age By the name or
BILLY sometimes caus himself BILLY GURANT one
Ies IStoeT longer than tue other plainly ne discover
60 Nhen wAkng-Oue big toe of at the 1rst or second
yoh.-the Othef toes ON the foot dishgured b,
Ieet inches high. IL is presumed that
be has gone the mountain or to the comfy n :
DOocnland where he raised-he was bought by me
OF Col Thomas Miller Of GooChland county. VIII
give Tue above reward TO any person who will deliver
me Tue sad negro ~ Buckingham county, near Rent
creek, OF secure him IN jail 50 that get bin again
NON.H Si..u CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON
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Inn2 Ar,..t In,,lL

lOO3 Acres IdHd.
NE subscriber will offer at PUBLIC AUCTION on
d Thursday The 23d day Of December al AnsIia
courthouse, 1903 acres OF LAIRD lying AMELIA county
ah6 within three miles of the Courthouse formerIt
o"neu oy Branch tanner and purchased BY CoTnelius
buch VI Doctor B T. Archer and conveyed To the .ub
Serlbef by Bucks trustees, IN which SAID iands Mr.
ROBERT Graham owns moielJ the lille however s
III the subscribed aud by consent of said Graham
uusuees tue whole tract will be sold together, on a
eea oI ahd ~ months the purchaser 10 give honl
land TO secure The purchase money
GTIhe sale will be without reserve and take Mace
at IL O'Clock. YOUNG p1ERtV
December 3. an IDS
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WA. q. MOSBI-A1IOhNEI At LIZ
NlLL attend the superior and inferior courts of Hen.
w rico, New Kent, and King william ana the Illus
lungs court OF the city of Richmond. All business Which
may be conhded TO him, will meet puucIu al atIe-
non -iiis Office iSover MIR. DoTsheimeTs Few doors
ueIsm lhe united States Bank Nov. &c. 5s..iOl
WILL BIZ SOLD, on WedHesday the 1874 UectM6cr
netf al Springfield Coal Pits, the late residence
o. paniei Burton deceased, all the stock of HORSES,
"a IL, SHELF aud HOGS, crop Of CORN, FODDER,
&c PLANTATION VI ENSILS, household and kilebeIi
FURNITURE.
Twelve mouths cTeditwi be given for nj sums over
S2o-that sum aud under, cash will be eXpected-tbe
purchasers IN all cases will be required give bond
with approved security TO carry interest from the date
II not punctually paid.
" An persons having claims against the said estate
are required TO present them without delay for settle
mehi; likewise those indebted will make payment as
indngencs will not be given. r. BURTON
Adm'orof Daniel Burton, decd.
NOvember23. 81 ids
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BOlRDING

MARY M0SELEY, grateful for the liberal encourage
I'A ment which she asTreeived respectfully Informs
hfr friends and customers IN he country that she Is
prepared 10 accommodate 70 Members Of the Leeisia
tpre for The winter in the hsuse which she occu
pled ast winter ION street, nearly opposite the BeII
IaveTnJ where she hopes, from tbs preparations which
she has made, aud her constant gndeavos TO please All
VINO may favor neT Nith their custom, merit and re-
celve share Of public patronage.
November %. s7n
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Land IN Po,ulafan FIN. sale

THE subscriber wishes to dispose Of OF 500 acres
LAND, lying In the upper end Of the county of
powhaan, being a part Of the tract which he re-
sides The greater part OF the above land is in woods
aud some of II tobacco land. As no one il is
presumed, will purchase without nrst viewisg IT, far
thsr description is deemed unnecessary.
Kenny SKiPwiTH.
Powbatan. May IA. z..u
M AIRY SOUrHGATE, giateai tor the encourage
ASA inent she has received from the ladies Rich
ond aud it's vicinties espectl, N that sh
has just opened large aud elegant assortment of MIL
LiNEKf AT her old stand consisting principally of Leg
norm, velvet sIiaw aud satin DoNNErS of Tie latest
patterns an elegant assortment OF London BEAVERS
oi all sizes aud coots lace and gauze dresses
trimmings Tor peilisses and dresses NETS culs head
ornaments caps, tnrbans eathers'aud flowers capes
coiaiets. Scail Of which viii be sold, at the most
reduced prices fer cash town acceptances.
MANlUA MAklNG aud CKiMPlsG done with neat
ness and despatch.
mebcbaus from the country ere particularly
cd TO cali ana judge for themselves.
~ leehoIn straw bonns,s, cleaned and repair /.
oc,.t~ 22 ISL,
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HORSE T4VEPN-

THE subscriber tskes this method, to inform his
trends aud customers, that he has rstufned from
The noTh aud taken charge OF bis establishment In per-
son and assures them, that every attention shall be
paid TO their accommodation FOR tohtch the charge
sbdii he reasonable they paying for what they call Tor
ony-BHt u preieTres his price per day, will be- for
Inan % cents-hOrse as cents-peT week, after the
hfst week So each. MARK RICHARDS
n Cash will be given for twenty Thousand OF good
fodder, one thousand bushels Of Re cleaned oas aud
two hundred n corr. Nov 70. Ss..wf 81 r.
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Iicentu Fee Dollars Rewnrd

PANAWAf tom the subscriber, living near Milton,
~ Aibemafe county, GU the 18th September last,
negf" iEPHEN, black man, about IS years old, S
feet OF inches high, square built well set How
when questioned sharply any occasion has an imped
inen or apparent dfncuy OF reply siill more observ
able by quick motion Of the eycs-he was
OF MaJoi Junies Gibbon Of Richmond where he ha.
relations aud friends aud is no doubt lurking. Whs
ever viii deliver him TO Bernard Peytun Esq of Res
mond, or to NE, him in any Jail SO that ge,
him again, shall be entitled TO the above reward.
CRAVEN PEYTON.
Alhenarle November 10. 56 ~
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virtue OF deed Of trust the subscriber
a ny Dr. Thomas Peers, on the 10th November 1914
aud duly recorded In the clerks oice Of the countv
court "f Goochland, will be sold to the highest bidder
or or LhmrSddythe 2sd Of december neIt two TKa CTS
kaND' (or so mach thereof as may be necessary
SATISFY The purposes OF said deed to w one trac, in
Toe county offluVanua, containing ny late survey 4IO
acres lying ON the waters of the Big ByTd Creek and
adjoining the lands Of William Price and Ts-tbe
other tract in the county Of Gsocband, called the
whie House Tract, wherein the said Peers resides aud
at which place the sale will lie made.
NONemher -r6m
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VIE suh5cnhef Intending TO remove to Richmond
d offers for sale the TRACT or LAND on ,gbich he
az present resides, situated the ChickahomDy about
miles from Ricblnoud, and Immediately at The trr,ni
nation 81 The Richmond H.Il Turnpike. rbe baidinrs
have all been thoroughly repaired and are now In GOOD
order. fTesnming that person would purchase
"ub"n hst HeHing The premises 4 Is unnecessary to
give more particular description.
Terms liberal, aud made Known by applying 10 The
suHsCuber. pufItp my a ettfv
November 90. !.
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A fEiltlON will be presented to the next General
Assembly, praying that law may pass anthorizn
and directing The inspectors Of tobacco break each
nhu ionI tines io The purpose Of more ecciuay
iecing and preventing false pac Ming aud essenlne The
censure anu complaints too often made against for
passing nau 'ohacco-but to take samples from only
Two breaks, unless the ou ner consents To more aIsa
to raise the price for opening coopering up and erh
ing Inspected tobacco, and fix the price for reviewing
inspected tobacco, and prevent all gTnnbing and com
plants against The present very low Aud 10
pass law Ter The purpose OF authorizing the n
10 sell tobacco IL the existing not give
me 3shi, aud to fix their commission for the same.
November %. 81 a. T
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JOSEFH PHILIP MOO,
4 ave united III the PRACTICE OF THE Law
One or The Other of them will constantly attend the
VARIOUS courts held IN the city of Richmond and the
ant Che sterfeid Aug IA 90 a.,
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-, From London papers.
10 FRIEND ABOUT TO MARRY 4 SECOND TIME
~ We prefecture peccd'aaO-OYID.
on Keep the ring, one lttie year,
keep poor ELIta's ring,
Aud shed on II the silent tear.
In secret sorrowing.
Thy Up., on which her last, last kiss,
Yet fingers moist aud warm,
Oh, wipe them not for newer bliss
GA, Keep II as Il charm.
These baunts are sacred To her love
Her: stu her presence dwrliS;
" het the grot, OF her the grove,
VI her the sardeu tells.
BeneSth these Gins you safe aud talk'd
Uesi5e that rivers brink,
AT evening 2rui-iu-ariu you valid
here stop TO gaxe and thint.
rhou'il meet her when thy blood beats hiyb
Ia converse with thy bride,
hieet the mild meaning Of an eve
That never learnt to cbide.
OIL, no, BY Heaven, another here
ih"u cahst not, must not bring;
NO. keep ii-but one little year,
Keep poor ELIAS ring.
NpusG LADY BoaN nLtsp.
this delicious, grateful flower,
winch blows but for d siugie hour
should 10 the sight as lovely be
hsIom IT'S fragrance seems To- mes
sign must then its color show
For ttats the ssftest Joy know
qua sure The Rose Is like sigh,
morn Jusi 10 sooiDe, aud then-to die.
MY fathery when our fortune smiled,
WIN Jewels deck'd his eles, child
,uer giitterirs worth the world inishI see
nut, ar they had no charms fnr me.
suii is ihe ~ estut fail'd 10 charm
ttiskiing tear bede~'d my arm
Ans sure the gem TO riust dear
Was kiud father. plying tear.
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ElHN Dollars Remnrd.

tNSCAPED from The Jail OF this CITY, the 27th ui
- negro man named BEN, sometimes calls himself
BEN FORD. about years Of age feet or 4, inches
high, straight aud well made, and dresses very well
VIVA watch lie is baker ny trade aud formerly be
iohgeu 10 James Young, baker in Rockets. Ben 10
very well acquainted with the captains of vessels anu
no DOUBT he has obtained forged papers, pas.
IoI iree man hereby forewan all masters OF vessel.
from barbOrng carrying Ibe said slave Ben our OF
ihis commonwealth The above REGARD will be gwen,
IL delivered to me al The Jail of this city.
X. RuRToN, ID. S. for GRO. SAVAGE
DeCeIhbcI s. 90. III s. IL L..
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sale OF NEGRoEs.

WILL be sold ON Tuesday, the fourth day Of Jdnu.
~ airy neIt, In the Town of fredericksburg, at pub
nc auction TO the highest bidder, for cash, TWENTY
HEGhOLS, consisting of men, women, and children
BY order Of the proprietor.
n. BUCK, Auctioneer.
.xld
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- oRNGE,-Goods and produce viii be received on
= s'"Ia9e m lbe s"bscribeTs' inmbeTbouse tiuatso
q" lns '',heI ~ Cary and The Cross sfeeS sadmg 10
SIocsoe warehouse. JOHN & JA@Es FISgER. il.
Gj..d
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Within the same period there has been er.cted
neat and substantial bridge across the Anac.stfia
Branch OF tue Potomac aud the turnpike TO Moulgn
mery, from the north end Of Seventh street west has
been surveyed and commenced upon.
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'EWeNIf DOLLARS REWARDED appTebeudng
neEo boy named o GEORGE, who absconded from
ny plantation IN Hanover county, the 10th Of July
ss' tie Is about 20 or I'll years Of age, rather lighter
my negroes generally are aud about feet 8 inches
hgh-hIS HAIR somewhat busby-has blemish In enc
OF MS eyes, thick lips aud bowed legs.
Hc mas been seen IN Rchnond, but il is probable he
Is gone from thence TO Goochand or Hanover, in the
nelg1borbood Of M. Philip woodson's to whom his mo-
hei belongs or is making his way up james river to-
H'ros LyHcnbnrg II is very probable he has obtained
zee papers The above reward, and all necessary ex-
PenseS wil he paid on his delivery to In Hanover
snu should u not lie convenient to deliver him Ieers
oIeeIed TO Hanover Town will be attended to.
forewarD all masters OF vesselsaHd others from har
boLhg OF carrying away the said slave, under Tue pc
haitles az the Law. REUBEN GARDNFR
September II. 3swtfs9 b
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'E'O RICHARD X. TYLER, Executor of CallIaTne
n Tyler, deceased....As you are not a resident Of
virginia, and nave no known agent in this Connlon-
wealth take this methed OF giving you notice that be-
tWeen tue hours Of Ten in the morning aud four in the
afternoon Of the tenth day of February next at tn
mouse OF ETei Noel the land Of John r. Noel in the
county on hanover, shall proceed TO take the deposit
ZION OF Wlllam Hippo, to be read evidence in the
scuon OF denue now pending ia the superior court Of
HehTico, wherein you are paintiH and am defendant
Nov. 26 IL
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MIR. bridge, gentleman very fond ofield sports
resident near Dorchester, met with a serions loss
few weeks since. On his leaving home for church he
WAS followed by lad who had The care Of his eoRs
Who SAID the meat was exhausted and that the dogs
woua he starved. He requested therefore To knew
what was to be done. Hang the dogs Z" exclaimed
MI. Bridge, IN an angry Tore vexed the abrupt and
unreasonable manner in which he was addressed. The
lad made no reply and returned to ihe house fnll OF
sorrow ahu surprise. The angry exclamation of his
master was mistaken for peremptory order: the
poor lad, with on aching heart, lost not moment to
carry 1t into execution aud Mr. Bridge on his return
nome from church, had the misfortune OF finding his
tine brace OF gTeyhOunas and leash Of the best span
ieis in Dorsetshire hanging dead his stables
EuoliSh