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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
Museum cf Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by kOBERT WALSH. in.
ne nature 81 TINS enterprise may be under
i"on nom lew considerations which tn, ad
Nertisers WilI venture to suhloin To their annun
cation otIt. The periodical works of cl,,t
bftaIn lhd France contain a mass of iitefaiy
aud cieht.ilc Intelligence, Whit docs not reach
inc a a-'lcan pubhc Tor want OF SUIT .ble
enamel, but winch would be read among us
"hi equal pleasure AM profI. Such / the
brush hevlews and Elagazihes as are reprln,
81 liz me united States--nOt excepting The T.
ai"hurgh AID Qgare sly Reviews embI &c
uuch matter which Is of little inleresr AID otuo
aaV htaSe To the American reader, and not an
reluealiY htted to vitae his literary taste, hi,
moral, OF his political principles IL is dsil 4
bic, unde' these circumstance that a sele tiu,
should he made. such Is would iarndh the tt
liable and ente tanning portion OF Their con.
tt"ts, to the exclusion 1.-THE other portion coll
srtlng OF details and speculations either nnln
tcrestlng IN thems elves, or mschiegou5 IN then
tendency, OF altogether of lscal concern anu
Application. On this plan, Idle expense and
i ll!lss con: umption If tune, would be Olivia
ted for pages destitute OF merit might be sub
shtotcd many OF value wifi h Low remain up
n wn aud inaccessible. OF sesera British
10 rnals ., the sci ntllic aud erud.te cast, a. d
tn rs indeed OF atno general a 1.-THE same
time yety sold caatacte little or 40 use is
made y tie ,oltets and compilels of the perio-
d'ca! woras p inted in the Uoit,d States.
The obje OF the one now ADVERT ed, is the
- a permanent fotin, OF The ma.
ca ais thu neglected, ard Of the lite ary AID
scientific 4 ucies worthy Of being rep nlted in
TIN II Try, rut weleh, Wien ., are accom-
panied by the possessing no clam to atten-
ton. "A hi, ceIhay-the select Reyiews--okin
IN In design, bat OF equal in comprehensive
nes, t. the IRE -erlt, il0uiishcd for ;, me years
IN this city, and VOID, It may be presumed,
have continued 10 be supported by a " de pred
but ior an alteration of the pla,..
and les OF ld ent.tious rcverses. The resi
val ofIt, with larger scope, would seen likely
10 be attended with stil mole sigma! success
II ~ It's on, inai existence, owing to the gre
oi readers of periodical works,
,nd the vide diffusion ol the habit OF seeking IN
mem, batn Information aud amusement.
I he Nascum commences IN July, 1922. 1t
q ms tnoholumes ayear.
Published moHHiy-Prtce Sir Doiltrs year,
PayaJte III adrmlee.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
American Journal of Science and
Arts,

Conducted by BENJAMIN SILLNAN, Pro
tessor IF Cdemiary, &c ieie COLLEGE.
This journal began in the year 1919, Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
of about three months, form a volume.
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'EMe following pgnner !,

or so much thereof as will be suIheie9t to an.
swer the purpose of the trust Eleven head
of Cattle one Black Mare, oEesSorrel Colt
three Feather Beds and Furniture, and one
Horse Carl
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fndips, most eLogRnt Sill Shoes.

,,isting of figured white, blue, lilac, brown,
cannon. black and other coiors, manuiae-
: I'D by one of the first houses IN Phliadel-
phia. a. ..
February 20 D.
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Now drawing In the City OF Baltimore, uu-
der the superintendent Of the Commits.
sionefa ppointed by the Governor AMI
Council agreeable 10 the Act of Assembly.
The present situation of the Wheels l.
highl, favorable To adventures, no prize be
ing yel drawn higher than one of One Thon-
sand DoIhrs The CAPITALS STILL
UNDRANN, therefore, are
90 900 DOLLARS, | 1000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 1000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
Besides Thousands, &c. Sc. Speedy ap-
pcmion should be made for Tickets II
win be reeoIlected, also, that there are NO
STATIONARY PRIZES in this schemn,
and that the sooner Investments are mpdn,
the greater is the chance for tho Fs.OAT-
ING CAPITALS. The price will be a.
gain advanced in short time--presapt
rates, viz
WnoLH TicMrs Sle QuAnTrRs S.
HALVES u EIGHTHs 30
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nPuinam's order was -" Don't fire, boys
til you &C the white oftheir eyes,
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Notice.

nY virtue of deed of trust executed to
% the subscriber the ID day OF October,
$50. by John sumpter, and duly admitted TO
record in the clerks office of Charlotte coun-
~, for purposes therein expressed, shall, or
Dednss4ay The 23d lag Of .2prH uert, if lair, if
not the next fair day thereafter, proceed to
sell, to the highest bidder, Tor cash,
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Yh, follOWing PrNpertN,

or 50 much thereof as will be sufficient TO sd
fisfy the purposes of the trust, viz One
Grey Mare, five head Of Cattle, three Feather
Reds and Furniture, Two Walnut Tables, one
Loom, half dozen Common Chairs, Ovens
and LIDS, two Pots, all his Carpenters Tools,
all his Plantation Tools, two Pine Cupboard5,
% head of Hogs and one Rifle,
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TO be- had, travdnted MldrolfU, a
& q II T. NJ :

IUTIEIKY q TANTTANbE OFFHL z
ia, .farket Street.-LoHimo,t.
where IN he hco laa State LOT'1'E-
RIES, the great capitals of 10000 dollars
and 10000 dollars were sold, besides no
loss than SEVEN CAPITALS of 5l9D0
dollars each---aBd where were also sold,
the great capitals OF $4,000 and $4,000 doll
lars, being the TWO HIGHEST IN the
Monument Lottery, which finished lew
WEEKS ago
o. onDERS from any part Of the
United States by mail, post paid, Of by rfi.
yate conveyance, enclosing the cash or p,i-
zes ia any Of the Baltimore batteries, vii
meet the most prompt attention, addressed
TO j. !. COHEN, Jr. Buiiimor.
BaItimore, JannaY 60, 1898. 81
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Patent Spring
S A D D "a q So

TssIIE eubscribc having purchased the eX
J. elusive right of manufacturing and vend
ing Mr.. Nathan MX's newly inverted and high
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One aract OF Alana,

commonly known by the name OF Edmund
sumpter, decd, containing 100 acres, be
the same, more or less, adjoining the land
Of Dickinson Jenning and others, in the
county of Charlotte. Acting as trustee I will
Only convey such title as is vested in me un-
der the aforesaid deed The sale will be en-
the premises.
February I. w3w' ~
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Notice.

Wy virtue Of a deed of trust executed to
- the subscriber the 3Oth day OF December,
1870, by John NJ. Pugh, and duly admitted Ia
record in the clerks Office of the county OF
Charlotte, for purposes therein expressed, /
shall, on Tuesday tie l5th try Of }pra neal,
flair, if not the next fair day thereafter, pro-
ceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for cash,
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Published quarterly Price Four Doi,Gsa gear
payabie in adfaHee.
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N'AAINlN.N.
.hly %

AM compelled al last from mperios ne.
y crsgRg, 10 gipe hts pH6ite WarHtngi0 all those
nho hare been J0r yours IN The hobH 0I irfspas-
aHg upon my property Hdt II shall mol be pns-
sed ouer any iongtr by me, miihom endeapoyinq
10 bring Grcrg oDcndcr uHhom tIcepiion 10 JUS
ice. Periaps some are mol aware I'M me III.
jenccs committed by Them ercry LAY, nre (eio,,i.
olts md Hm for pictiag W he old l0ood and
brush, hfg n6 hdbit 10 hiai fof ff}ong TIE
Legislature has made the cutting doun ne timber
aud snpiings, mhieh Was heretofore i,tapaas, r..
tony No doabi s0me MAY Hiph This n boysh
meaWc htai -, 10 punish person for pifkipg
mp n hHic brush, but i thy uiH eranme ne
remH If Hat pfibledaa my uH no longer
dopbf He proppieiy IF his noiice. Thare tried
eufrg other eonrse IN ruin Iherff0re p0sit.pe-
" jOfb't, nhdfr The peaai'y Of he hi,e, al and
trefV person or petDas, from going on mn land.
cutting timber Of any sDd or sisf, rnrrving a.
mag hr old u0od, on picking up fhe dry brasb.
Nc ~ an dtterfained 10 make m fir5ipie Of
he Just 9Bender Uhilst / nm on MS subject.
mn fdke NE Hberiy IN notice another Frier-
dhec ppldtr which iabO, Thai i, rom he
pfdcfife 0tHe boys Of His foten beiag 0grlniifeL
10 droH all orer NE neiqaLo,h6od If n saf,v-
day or Sunday, mhfn mol nj srbool and somc.
iimes on 0her days mhen they should bt nj
'choof or 'oncuhsre RISE Than tfhefe heg fre-
qnenHg nrei 1eiih1W JtipR caiied 10 0eeOlipi for
nom d mhefc M1g hnte spfHi Their lime. some
i'm dngs aHef, dbom fiqhf or nine Lops, a,,I
most Of them Of reptctabte parenis Too, 10 he
rea, NJ eoufse5 Hig notice min be Of no Arpiee)
s'roiifd om 10 mghHe torm ufat tom. on uhich
haff n young orchard gtr,0iHg, and after beof.
ing NJ hf nppfe' 10 pasfc, Trey deiiberafely
leem through NE corHffJd, apd NH mir ftei.
brofe JoWn he c0rB. II couH hardly be erpscE.
m NJ mr., Tint should bear aH his perV M
TRINITY and Mn b0pe Hoi none Of the ADORE
Eree'trd doings wiH BE- r,peoisd
UiLLLlM u. LYNCH
July %. u 100
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| Of their iaaienlbie rights. Finally the
tufies are "a permanent session, deyisidg
means for the safety oflhe public. Porto
guese what viii you do ? Perhaps sub
nit to handful of Preiofan Guards ;
Perhaps submit indly TO ihose unworthy
Arisiocrats, who wish to erash you'll All
no: You are Lusilaniaus, and thu Is q.
nough URl0H, aud we shall not want for
strength
hdorsed on &c .Supplemeni.--The
French have entered Madrid.
The Ministry Portuguese has begged
leave 10 resign, having lost the confidence
Of the people.
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PORTUGAL.-The ship Fame al
Portsmouth in 81 days from St. Ubes, has
brought supplement to the Uiario 10
GoUrno, published at Lisbon, May 81
from which the following translation has
been made:
"'rhe humiliation and iafamy has been
reserved for our days, Of which desen-
crate Portuguese is the author, a near re-
lation of The factlous Selvera, and OF which
the following Is an account.
ct is some time since the Government
have had suspicious of Brig. zen. SAM
PAYo, commanding the esd regiment oil
infantry. The intriguing conduct OF tins
officer was the true cause of the order oil
Government issued on the morning of the
eth, directing his regiment to march To
its post in The Province of Belra To join
the army of observation. The infamous
Sampayo aeailed himself of this occasion
to scduce the uususpectlng soldiers. He
made them halt in the neighborhood ofthe
city LisbonI from whence he wrote the
following letter TO the brigadier Governor
Of arms.
General dnd friend,
"My mind Is made up. The Ministry
must resign. A King with dignity, and a
Constitution to couducc to the public hap
piness. aud not a civil war. Finally, no
fiction to divide the King from the Nation.
Union, and oblivion Of the past, are the
wishes of the 23d Regiment Yours are
undoubtedly the same, and then farewell
to Anarchy"
"The plan traced out TO bring us back
to absolute monarchy, has found entrance
into the inexperienced heart of the sou OF
the best ofkings. The Infant Don Miguel
the same morning quilted the patei ma
roof aud fled to Join himself with tins
handful of dcluded men. II appears he
was accompanied by some soldiers of the
4th regiment of cavalry. Nothing has as
yet transpired as 10 the designs ol TINS III
guided Prince, who instead eliminating the
virtues of his august father, has united HIM
| self To those who wish to throw the coun-
try into oil the horrors of a civil war, or Il
reduce us under a foreign dominion.
Government have taken the most eli
cient means to stop the progress OF The
| disOrganizing faction. The troops contI'
! nue. true 10 then oaths, and Obedident &c
! their General, in whom they have the
| utmost confidence. The chamber of tn
city sustains the good name which 1t has
| meriteJ. The Civic Guards united anC
under the orders Of their worthy and cho
sen chiefs. viii show what may be expect
ed from Frcemen when firm in the support
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Co'ony Of ysvs--aome weeks sincs We
| PUBLISHED notice to landhDIdefs, from The
society for meliorating the condition of
The Jews, proposing Ia purchase land for
the formation of colony 10 be located
in the state of New York-We NV under
stand that il is probable The soriety Hili
purchase 10000 acres Of township No 8,
about g miles west Of Pi1hsbmg, and
near the military turnpike. An agent has
been on 10 view the premises, aud Is ssiisf
I'd with the soil and situation. The soeie-
~ has Ia view the establishments of ala
asylum fur the oppressed of thai people,
who profess a faith Ia Christ, or desire To
be instructed ia the doctrines of tie Chris
tan religion (Piaiisbiogh Rep.
The Legislative council of Florida now
IN session, has lately passed bill providing
for the establishment Of seal of govern
meni IN that Territory. The act requires
that II be located in that part Of the ifefri-
tory, which lies between the Sumansy
aud Oclockany rivers. After tbe commits
soners have selected the most suitable
spot for the erection of capital, the Co
vernon, on their report, Is authorised to
convene by proclamation The next terrific
rial Council at the place designated by
them. IT, however, IN the opinion of the
Governor, sufficient accommod. 1ons have
not been obtained by the commissioners,
the next council will be held 10 the city Of
~. Augustine. The Editor of the Flofi-
ia Herald adds To this statement, " Hin
sal dotcH N Mc hoods ?"
Charleston Courier.
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nf virtue of deed Of trust executed 10
- The subscriber by Ellison Clark, to Sc
cure The payment OF certain sun of money
therein mentioned, due To- VIM. W. Perkins.
which deed of trust bears dale The Id dav al
February, 1923, and is recorded IN he county
court of bedford, will be sold, at public anc.
ton, for ready money al the mark et-house in
Lynehburg, on Saturday the I'd OF August,
ihe following Property,
10 wit -Four feather beds and furniture. q
walnut tables, hall dozen windsor ohairs.
ono COW aud calf, half dozen table spoons
and ladle (sliser) aud one bay horse, or SO
much thereof rs viii be sufficient 20 pay tie
debt NELSON A. THOMPSON Tr9sJes
July %. IT. 100
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OVID
TIE PRESIDENCY.

The following extract of letter is from
. highly intelligent and influential Republi-
lean of Baltimore
am surprised that at distance edi-
tors Of newspapers friendly 10 Mr.. Craw-
ford, claim the vote Of this state for him as
the next President; aud think the friends
of j. q. Adams in your state aud 10 the
eastward rather give IN 10 his opinion. We,
IN TINS state, elect our electors of President
and Vice President by districts, as the law
nj present stands. |, however, think at
The meeting of the next legislature Of
this state, which viii he on the first Mon
day IN December next, change may he
made, and principle Of he general ticket
adopted. Mr.. adams viii certainly, Nv Il
very large majority, get the vote Of this
state. If, however, there is no change in
the mode Of choosing the electors, he will
certainly get eight votes, and perhaps nipe,
the other Two will be for Mr. Clay or Mr..
Calhoun. IN no event can Mr. Crawford
get more than one 10 this state
A letter from an officer ofthe II. s. shin
-Decoy, says that no new case of fever has
occurred since the arrival of that vessel
and that the sick are fast recovering then
health. All the crew have been landed on
Craney Island. inner Daily .4dr.
-0Zso--
HUNTSVILLE, (Ahh. june 27.-The Ex.
ecutiye Of this state has at length pardon
ed Reuben Turner, who has been c0niin.
ed in the jail of this county nearly thret
years, for the murder Of Thomas Logwood
Our readers are already informed that there
have, upon this case been two trials by
Jury, and three resliies by the Governor
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FEMALE EUUCi1IOA.
MIR. BALL

WILIsopen a SCHOOL in his piacs,
W on The trd Moaday ~ Stpionber, jorHe
reception Of gopng tddits etcinsireig us he
tnitnd' crtry pupil shall BE- under his ovn I'M.
mfddit ipdfhcttoH, no mOrt NH df rfcatei
HaH ran eeH b. nHfndtd TO-
TERMS or TUITION
lar Reading, Hriipg and arithmetic, gl2 a
sfss,on. for3ratmefic, English Gfammar and
Gtogrdphg, NTH The use of he 6iobeg, SI6--.
For Mtioflc, History, aiironomy, Moral Pdiio.
,ophg, A'c Sc Sls Fer my or al Of The aboes
branches, Win The r'bhmtats Of The French and
Lmin language, $50
.hiy u ne young Indies who may utsh II, can
accommodated nth good bomd, N respectable
families Sifioi attention nil be paid 10 The
moral department NJ he srLoiara
References 10 the Rce. J. s. LEE,
Rtp u. WfLyL3MS,
) 1OULLN, Esg
III J. HOLLLAS.
Jo'g % tets 100
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Segnrs.

lust received from Baltimore, II boxes
- Turell's best Spanish scgtts, No /.
GEO, NJ. MURREIJ.
July 90. 400
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as professor Of Music.

He deems il needless, AT this time, 10 advert
his method; a sketch of which has already
appeared ina former advertisement but which
viii be amply demonstrated, on any nstrn-
neut, during his course of instruction He
has already engaged several Young ladies rs
pupils, and proposes 10 commence the session,
on his return, IN the early part Of August
next, NJ the Female Academy under the ST.
perintendency of Mr. Henry Morris, aud q.
any other point where a class may be formed,
either IN the town,or any moderate distance
in the country,
}. A >. has on hand AN extensive selection
OF modern music, Italian, French and Eng
lish, with every essaryrequsiie fofthe adj
vantage of his pupils. He has also agents, al
the North, 10 procure any kind OF music on
musical instrument TINT may be appliedfor
N. B.--Appfcaton can be made, in the
mean time, to Mr.. Henry Morriss, nj the AGA
deny orto Mr.. Davidson Bradtule, Lynehburg.
June q. l2lll. ~
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necessary, and 10 accept, IN writing, the
expression Of my sympatbies in sentiments
and reioisings which cannot be present 10
oifer IN prison. The continued repetition
Of thcst cnmmemoraiiohs, through ages Ia
come, and the faithful preservation, pure
and unchanged. of the spirit of that great
day which gave them birth, will be themes
ot uncRaslng prayer with me.
With my thanks for the kind expressions
OF your sentiment towards my self, be
pleased to accept individually, the ASST
rance ofmy great esteem and respect.
TIL JEFFERSON.
Captains WILLIAM PASsILL,
JonN hckAE,
JoHN POLAND
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WIG folloMing Prnnerty
ACARD

EoHN A. SCONCIA has the pleasure
- OF informing the citizens OF Lynclbnrr
and its vicinity, that al The instance Of some
olhis friends, lie has made arrangements fer
the purpose Of establishing himself IN this
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lfonlcpeiier, June or, fa2s.

.Monicpelier, June az, ta25.
GEsTLEmEN--I received lhst evening
your letter of the nth, inviting my pariiei
patton with the Volunteers nf Petersburg
IN celebrating the National Anniversary
approaching.
Several causes unite in putting il out of
my power TO comply with the invitation
but beg the Volunteers To- be assured that
| feel all the value given To il by the mo
tlves and the quarter from which IL pro-
ceeds. The conduct nf the gallant Band
under that name III the late war has u
marked place IN The records ofalriotism ,
and | should gladly Join in libatina 10
such an example on n day with which
every thing inspired by love of country IL
congenial At this distance can only ex-
press the grateful respect rctain for them,
aud offer The good WsL,s to which they
are 81 well entitled
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20

Landing from schnr. Romeo,
06 bales Of Blackstone shirtings & sheet.
ings
10 do bleached and colored dimities
20 80 cotton yarn.
From Richmond
okegs OF FIRST quality manufactured to-
bacco. warranted to be equal 10 any I'D the
District. For sale by
oct9 A. G.. CAZENOVE Il Go.
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son'--and goes ont in pursuit ot tho
wizard Alvar.
The last act opens with Alvar con-
fined in a duageon. Teresa enters.
and after a while mutual recogni-
ton occurs between the lovers. by
means Of the portrait. Suddenly
noise is heard at the dungeon door,
and Ordsnio enters in state Of inc
briation, with goblet in his hand,
which he proffers to Aivar-whose
reply ~ thus exquisiteiy moulded:
"Yon insect on the wall,
Which moves, this way and that. its hundred
limbs,
Wereit TOW of mere mechanic craft,
! 1t were an infinitely curious thing
But it ha. life, Ordonio! life. enjoyment!
| And by the powe, mi :ous will
! Yields all the complex movements OF its frame
Unsrringly to plea fable ends
Saw that insect m this goblet's brim.
would remove It with an anxious pity J!
Ordonia admits there's poison in the
winr,' and says to Alvar 'nne of US
must drink it, on which the latter
takes the goblet and throws it to the
ground; admonishing him ofhis guilt,
and breathe> ia his ear the awful as
surance, syet thou mayest be saved
Remorse, the predominant passion,
conynIses him in ever. fibre he sees
nothing, he hears nothing. but his
own dcfor nifty, and all his crimes
start up at onre to agonize his soul.
In the midst of This par"xysm, Trre-
sc assures Ordonio, It's his brother
who speaks, X whom he has denonr =
| red even IN the act of fear. Ordonio
franticaIly runs upon Alvar with his
sword, but is withheld from his blOo-
dy purpose by he io'srp s'i'n of Te-
reese, who arrests his arm. With a
sense of his own pollution. he then at
mpts to kill himself; but is also pre-
ventea-amd knreling axc'a'ms.
Forgive me, Alvar! curse ME with forgiveness.
| The murder of Isidore now tr"Wds
to his brain, the man who would have
died TO save him, "a husband and a
father lie invokes eternal justice Il"
prepa,"" his punishment; and while
speaking the doors of the d""g a" are
broken open, and AIhadra and her
band nf Morescoes rash in. They are
required to seizr OrdOnio. VIII
throws away his sword. and v"lunta-
ril, yields himself a prisoner. lie
rese inlerceGes for his life, boseech-
ing AIhadra tn think of his father
and suddenly shouts are heard of 'res.
cue, rescue AIvar,' in which the voice
Of Valdez is mingled. Aihadra, a
ware of the consequence. and to a
venge the death other husband,' stabs
Ordonio, saying, "n"w take N, tJf.'
The victim cries out, .atoneRenf'
and Alhadra. after thanking hea. en-
for the issue, goes out with the Mo"rs.
Valdez. Zullmez. and armed peasant
try enter, AID the curtain drops on
Remorse.'