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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
CURRACOA PAPERS.


we have Curacao papers to the Slst
OF January inclusive. Their contents,
Tor The most part, are not interesting, as
the news from the Colombian republic
has mostly been anticipated. Accounts
from Liberator, Bolivar, at Lima, are to
the 25h OF September. There had been
much confusion among the patriots, and
arevolriiop in the government but Boil
var had done much to allsy the tuvbu.
!cnce Of faction, and it was confidently
believed Inc would restore good order
and harmony. The royals,s were yet in
some force III the interior, though there
we're rnmors Ct some partial successes
against them, bich, if true, it was sup.
posed would compel Canterac to follow
the example Of Morales. The Peruvian
congress has cou6ded the salvation of its
republic to the Liberator, with all the un-
limited faculties which must necessarily
be exercised, in order 10 fulfil this I'm.
por'snt and glorious uust. The liberia
tor on presenting himself in the hall OF
congress, amidst millions of acclamalions
oiJoy, confidence and gratitude, pledged
himself 70 make the greatest efforts TO
'eal'ze the wishes Of his heart ard of
congress. This body assigned him $4,000
dollars salary during his continuance In
reru; dccteeing al the same time the
payme'd thereof IN preference to every
other cIaim,bui the magnanimous Bolivar
modestly refused his provision, sIatiog
thai he was sufficiently provided for by
the sa'i'y granted him by the laws Of CO.
Iomoia. a splendid banquet was given
III honor ct him on the same day by he
gov rnment. --- rCom. ddy
PRovIDENcE, FL &c. Between IL
anG o'clock, Yesterday morning, fire
wa, discovered in The interior OF the three
s'o'. buildings (pear their iunction) stu
ate on Market,,quare. The flames soon
made a passage 10 Ihe roof, ans bursting
through II, threatened ;he entire dest,uc-
hon, not only Of Tie buildings, but The
whole range on Mo'ket>square Though
shc Wind was flesh flom the northw est.
the c'Izens, who assembled, succeeded,
IN arrcslng the progress OF the flames
though not before the buildings had sus-
iained considerable damage Mr.. John
f'uhHehS ~ iIlS pGlnCip5l ShueTer plS
stock OF books. stationary, and book bind.
Ing materials having been seriously iniu-
red by the fire, and the water thrown
from the engines. The other occupaDrs
OF he buildings suffered inconsideraote
loss. The American office was la immi
Dent danger, and bu, for the almost mi
Tacuious suppression of the fire, would in
few moments, have been entirely de-
stroyed. Happily, no attempt was made
20 remove the press, or anv considerable
portion OF the ypes.and the loss sustained
10y the proprietor, is chiefly in printed
Books, paper, and some types. which was
lnCauiously removed. Such was the
threatening aspect of the fire. that the
occupants OF the whole range Of buildings
Oh Market>square, removed theii pro-
perry from the scene OF targcr-and in
the confusion incident TO such removals,
the apparatus of the Patriot Office was
thrown into disorder, and otherwise in
cured.
Various conjectures are INDUCED in
re pect TO the origin of the fire.
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Whiskey. Cork. Tar. 4
A3P80T@W 1gAA
LECTURES.

M r. GOODACRE, from England, respect
VI fully informs the citizens of Alexandria
aud its vicinity, that in about a fortnight, when
M has concluded his lectures in Georgetown,
he purposes to deliver course ofeight lectures
on astronomy and one gratis Introductory lee
tnre on the history OF the science, in the theatre
IN Alexandria which will be comfortably fitted
up for the occasion
The lectures will be exemplifcd by the follow
ing splendid instruments
l. Transparent Terrestrial Globe, contain
ing upwards OF 30 square feet of surface, incIu-
ding all tle recent discoveries.
2. A Horizontal Tellurian, Lunarian, and
Eclipsareon, the earths orbit performing a
course Of 40 feet, with an elegant Zodiac, 81
feet in circumference
3 A Vertical Transparent Telurian, with
designs of the four seasons, and a double 10
diac, its circumference 80 feet
transparent Climate instrument, embra-
cling four zones of the Celestial sphere DO feet in
circumference
b splendid Transparent Orrery, contain
ing the sun, with all the planets and Satellites,
80 feet in circumference,
6 and a. Two, elegant Transparent Plants
pheres ofthe visible starry heavens, DO feet in
circumference, Zone with the figures Of the con-
sellatioRs, the other without) they can be reCti-
fed to time, and TO any place in the Atlantic
states Of the union
8. Plan ola Universal System or System OF
Solar Systems, 80 feet in circumference
With smaller instruments and mathematical
auxiliary diagrams, amounting in number TO
nearly forty.
This apparatus, by far, the most extensive
ever constructed in England, il is obvious can.
not be removed from place to place, fitted up
aud keptin motion without great expense. To
be remunerated, for these expenses aud for the
time of himself, son and servant, the lectures
does not solicit a subscription list extending to
any given number Of persons to his final deter
| minaton, but ne hopes the scientific CITIZENSHIP
| heads of families, the conductors of seminaries
! and all who wish TO encourage the attempt will
| signify their intentions at the different book
stores as soon as convenient as Mr. Goodacre
| will be guided in his decision by the public
| opinion on the subject.
The general terms will be, to the course eight
transferable tickets, FIVE dollars young Iadie;
| and gentlemen under ~ years Of age, three
dollars More minute particulars in future ad
l vertisements.
Georgetown, D. g, March ga SO
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LIAM LEE BALL, lsto q member CT the
house ofreprcscn,alives, from the state
OF Virginia; end, as testimony of their
respect Tor the memory of the deceased,
wear Grape for thirty days.
On motion Of Mr.. Barbour, il was or
dered, that when the senate docs adjourn,
itwill adjourn till Wednesday next; and
the senate then adjourned
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MECHANICS BANK,

ALEXANDRIA, MARCH .. 1924.
A Dividend OF profits for the last six months,
"a is this day declared, pay able to the stock
holders or their legal representatives on or af
ter the l2;h inst CHARLES CHAPLIN, cash.
mar st
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Fifty Dollars :2eward.

a Ran away from IN
~ the subscriber, Gu MSsv-1SfsYAS
KY the Sd day of April akaSSS
nES} last, negro man <Sl.a J
..r,u.N,Z.,. named FORTUNE,
nearly 6 feet high, stout made
toerably dark complexion, about 33 years old
very likely. No marks or scars now recoilected
His nose is rather more prominent than ne
srocs' noses generally ave, somewhat &C 9nehne'
the joints of the great toes unusually large
He wore away coat and pantaioons OF domes-
tic cloth of yellowish color, arC took with
him blue broad cloth coat half worn, Jeans
pantaloons and an old wool hat NO other
cioathing recollected.
He took from the subscriber, when he eioped
hay horse, nearly Is hands high, about IL or
IA years old and foXea. The above reward VIII
be paid for taking and securing SAID negro
provided get him agaIn) if out OF this state;
or g25 If within the state, and FIVE dollars VIII
he given for the horse. JOHN II. BREWER
Fairfax Court House, Va. may 10 lal2m"
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Queensscare, China and Glass,
500 REWARD.

a Ran away from the subscriber,
A i two miles fro Alsop's tavern,
GASY Glow Frederim sburg two Ne
ex@Sf gro men, viz EDMUND, yell
.-A-kor, low fellow, ID or % years OF age,
about Is feet high, had on drab
roundabout and panialoons ROBERT is of a
light complex about % or "a years old, S
feet or inches high, no particular marks re-
collected, had on drab roundabout Edmund
vas purchased of Dodridge Pitt Chichester, of
Fairfax county, and Robert of MIR Coleman,
OF Alexandria, by Nh. Beekon, for me, it is
likely that Edmund will be lurking about MIR
Chichestrr's, and Robert will probably make
towards the Eastern Shore, or 10 Mr.. Balls, Nor
rhumberland 60. Va where he has . wife The a.
boVe reward will be given for Approaching
& securing the said negroes so that get them
again, or $50 for either WIN. NJ CRIMES.
ANY Information of the above negroes can be
communicated to ROBERT W1NNSOR,
feb 70 mar agent in Alexan,hia.
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The Bars of the Theatre

A RE to let during Mr.. vIallave's perfor.
n nance in Alexandria. Apply to
feb % MIR. mo. w, SMITH,
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Tobacco Establishment.

OOktNOO
FENHE subscriber continues 10 manufacture
d at his old stand, corner of Prince and Wa
ter streets, Maccabau snuff, of as good quality
and flavor that made at the north. he con-
stantIy keeps hand Spanish segars in boxes
of loo 10 600 in each box, of excellent quality
Also, segars of common tobacco, warranted
smoke well. On retail, the best Cavendish al
small twist
CHE WING T'OB.4CCO.
Garnetts Scotch snuff, in bladIers and bottles
of l and 8 lbs wholesale and retail. All OF
the above articles will be sold on accommodate.
ing terms On consignmept-52 kegs Phiia-
deiphia snuff, neatly put mp and warranted 4.
which will be disposed Of very low ia exchange
for Maryland tobacco, or bright Virginia
march Q It JONATHAN FIELD.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03
LONDON BLUE CLOTHs

TINHE subscribers have just received few
Il pieces OF very superior London blue cloths,
end neat selection of fancy articles, which
with their former stock will be put very low to
their customers. JAS. G. & Il BARRY,
Cheap CASH Store, corner of King and Fairfax
streets tf ian 80
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MI INa

AT his residente, peai Wheeling, ".
on SUNDAY, the 18Th uk LAURENCE Au
CUISINE WARRINGTON, esq: IN The Som
year OF his age. He was nephew and
one OF the heirs of gen. George Wash
ington, who educated him, md in who's.
family he reslned for number of yeas.
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ON SATURDAY I7,b JAN

WV W . NO y I'D JNN
Rf virtue of deed If trust, executed by
- Fewell A. Perry TO the subscriber. the
nth day OF Angus, 1923, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, and duly recorder in the
Jerks Office, of Fairfax county, shall proceed
TO sell the II
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NJ ARRIED.

On "Wednesday evening last at Ceda'
Hillo, the rev. Mr. Freshman, JOHN W
MAssIE, esq. of this place,,o miss MARY
second daughter OF Vim. Foote, esq. oil
Prince William county Va.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-03

Brig Resolution, Lucke,, cid at New
York eth ult for this port.
Sch Lucinda, Fletcher, hence, at Port
au-Prince 18th ult upc. Makes very
dull.
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WAS OMMITTED
$40 REWARD.

Z WILL give the above reward 10 any one
L who will give Information Of the person or
persons, who have taken away the plank from
the fence Of lot on Pitt st. opposite the thea
tire, or who may be detected in sak'ng away
any more of the fence, so that the offender may
" ian os GEO, COLEMAN.
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5Dtp Ren9.
A ALEXANDRIA ID. C...MARCH 9.
ARRIVED,

Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk
with passengers.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

.EETlIiAM WARNER having executed an assignment
wv of all his estate, credits aud effects TO The supsc-
bers in trust for such Of his creditors shall within sixty
days from the 10Th inst execute and deliver 10 nm
full release of their claims and demands and William
Joseph T. Warner and James Nj Tobert trading at
pany having also made an assignment 10 the subscribers OF
all the estate credits and effects of the said firm, in trust
for such of the creditors Of the SAID firm, as shall within
sixty days from the Doth instant execute and deliver tohe
assgnees full release of their claims and demands against
said firm Notice is hereby given that the subscribers
have appointed the said William Warner their agent and
attorney and have authorized him 70 cnlect the credits and
Iefects of himself and Of the said firm of William Warner
Is Co. Persons indebted requested to make payment
10 him without delay and the creditors desired to
present their claims to him for adjustment.
The assignment and blank release will be left with
William Warner, Market.street wharf, Wilmington, fol
Examination and execution
EDW tRD rArNALL,
JAMES PRICE,
.qssigaees Of TNNam Ta,nsr q HlHiam Udner, q Co
Wilmington, 18th mo. %, 1924 So
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TO TIE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITIZENs--As The season is approaching
when your attention will be directed to the duty of select
ing person to fill the Office Of SHERIFF Of this county,
beg leave to offer myself your consideration as can.
ddate It is probably unnecessary remind you that at
the last nomination for this Office was favored with the
sufiages Of respectable portion of my fellow citizens ipr
whose support l return my grateful acknowledge
On the present occasion shall not entertain you
with professions which rarely the test Of merit or the
pledge of good conduct but shall content myself with as
surfing you ofmy cheerful submission 70 any mode OF no.
nation that may be adopted At the county meeting at the
Red Lion and Of my determination give my sup
port the candidate who may be selected under the
thority of that meeting. PETER b. DELANY.
Wilmington, January S. 1924, 7-tf
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CORONER'S OFFICE.

Reg leave to inform those Of INV friends who intended
supporting me az the next nomination Election for The
Office Of Coroner that have, for several reasons, deem
ed proper to relnqush my claims TO the office N favor
of Miller D,ion, and would recommend him as man n
whom the public may with perfect safety confde and as
is expected from present appearances, he win have
la considerable majority in this part of The county K i
hoped he will meet with deserved support below
THOMAS a. STERRETT
Wilmington April IL, 1924. 81
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To all whom it NAV concern.

SAKE NOTICE. That in pursuance of the Act Of Assem-
ply IN such case made and provided, We shall apply by
petition to the Court Of Common Pleas Of the State Of nj
aware to be held Newcastle for the county Of Newcastle
on the first Monday in June next for commission to mark
bound and establish the tract ofand Of which Neal MsNea
late Of Pencader hundred, county Of Newcastle and
Of Delaware, died seized Of in fee, and Of which we and
Robert M'Neaare seized Of in fee bounded b. lands
Of VIM. Cooch the heirs Of Abel Davis Elizabeth stew
hl Andrew Morton, Arthur teaty and Wan Curctt con.
aiming by computation hundred acres as ire bonn.
carries Thereon are III danger 81 becoming obsolete and un.
known. JOiiN MACNEiLL,
SAMUEL MEDlLI.+
ANN MARIA MACsNEHL.
IN right of his wife.
Feb % 1921. 22--27t
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted 10 the estate of Cloud ER0 hate
IN Of i'randywine hundred dec by bond note, or book
account, are requested TO make immediate payment, and
those having demands to present them duly attesed ~
settlement, to BENJAMIN ETy JnTT 49, 80
Brandywlne hundred, Newcastle ccun,y
May A. Al
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-14
70 THE DEMO CRATIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CIYZENs.--I beg leave solicit your suf
irages, candidate for the office Of C0ROJvR, at the
ensuing nomination. n presenting myself for the first
time before you candidate for office, might perhaps
my character during long life which has been principally
spent among you As of the few survivors Of the
voluonary struggle, and who, in that dark hour gave
all the aid, my humble means would admit to the cause
OF my country, may perhaps lay additional claim to
your favor AT that eventfu period was employed in the
service Of my country different occasions and especial
Iy on Lakes George and Champian, constructing the
American Hohla destined to operate against Bulgoyne
In The long period which has since elapsed, have trust
faithfully adhered to the principles OF TO have never
been in office, nor candidate for office and now in the
decline otfe, when age has ustrung my and I'M
fitted me for labor, my straened circumstances induce
me TO make this appeal the kindness of my fellow ct
2eHs. WILLIAM WOOUCOCK
i Wilmington, Feb 90, 1894. 20-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-14
TO TIE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CrFlZENS.--As the time will soon arrive
fiji the Office of SHERIFF for the ensuing termI there
fore beg leave oer nysefas candidate for that Office,
and without presumng 70 have any claim your siages,
TO any understandable plea cacuatedto excite pub
lie sympathy in my favor, risk the event merely my
own merit, (Which Alone entte to public conf
dence pedgng myself at the time to abide the de
cson Of the Red Lion Meeting, and to give my undivided
Support the candidate nominated. And should be SC
fortunate be elected, fatter myself that with due
application shall be able to give general satisfaction il
the performance Of the duties of the Office.
WILLIAM HERDMAN.
january is, 1924 loft
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FRENCH BURR BLOCKS
And Rurr MIN Stones.

vEviIE subscriber has just received from Havre, large
Il qlantty of superior Blocks, which he offers for sale
No. g. South Alley at the old Mandatory in old Fouri
be.7vee1 Vine and C1RohW Streets Philadelphia where he
continues to have made by experienced workmen, BunF
Mill STONES Of all dimensions, which he will warrant Il
be of The first quality, and TO the purpose for which
they may be designed.
JONATHAN X. HAsSINGER.
Phladelphia April %, 1924, 40--4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-14
LARGE BREAD.

vHVHE subscriber, entertaining grateful sense Of the
Il tavors he has received, since Ills commencement of
business in tie borough takes this opportunity
his sincere thanks his friends and the public for their
patronage, hoping that the exerons he has used for their
saacon has not been unattended with success andts
hoped that continuance public favor will be received
as il is his intention alter his system Of baking to what
in his opinion deserves public appreciation. lie will sell,
while -four remains at the present prices,
l8 lbs. Of TAXED apheat Jfead al 6 "A CENTS,
l2 do do ~ 2 do
Ia rye do IA do
6 1-2 do do IL ~ do
Which will be at least Ia than has been given by
himself any other in his line Of business in this borough.
Pilot Bread, Cakes, Crackers &c, in proportion. Re-
acrs supplied at the reduced price of70 censper dozen
Customer and dinner baking done moderate terms.
JAMES GIBSON,
Wilmington, Aprille. 37-Sn Nos. East Fronts
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NO,riCE.

IL persons indebted to the estate Of CYRUS NEWLIN,
IA late of the Borough of Wilmington, dec. are desired
Il make immediate payment and those having claims
AGAINST desired to present their accounts duly attested
fsr set cement. WILLIAM SEAL, J rs,
BENJAMIN FERRIS, =" -
Wilmington, a mo. 3d. 1924. 40--9t
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TO THE Demo CRITIC ELECTORS LF
New Castle Counrv.

FELLOW CIfIzENS--I Induced from the encor age-
men you have heretofore given me- and the promise of
support lbaye received from different parts the county
offer myself candidate for the Office Of C0RONER
lat the next General Election Aud willis PROMISE that
should be rlected, the duties Of the office shall be dis
charged with fidelity and satisfaction pledge myself 10
abide the Red Lion nomination. PAUL M.GINN.
Newport Feb. IA, 1924 l9-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-14
FOR SALE.
A HOUsE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE lot of land containing nearly entire square,
next adjoining north Of the Friends Meeting House square,
and west Of the Catholic Chsre! Of St. Peter, bounded BY
Pasture, Queen, Hanover and West streets; together
with the brick house and garden West street, in
tie tenure Of Isaac Jackson small wooden house
Posture street. and commoiious frame work shop Oh
Queen street may be sold together divided to SUIT the
fs'e.e'-' BENJAMIN FERRIS.
Wilmington, mn 10. 9-tf
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For SALE.

FNQR want Of employment, black girl who has been
a. brought up farm. Inquire near the Trap, New
castle county, Del. Of ALRlCH X. PENNINGTON
March is 27-tf
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COACH MAKING.
W. ANA. Market street.
For RENT.

A ROOM at IFS, Market street. suitable for Leather
N Store, 1aior's shop, Botng cellar, &c. Also, on
sres, two in Brandywine marsh. Inquire at the
Office Of the Waterman.
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INDIGO AND COMBS.

TUST received and for sale, eoOd BENGAL LvDTGO
eB Also an assortment Of BACK COMBS, imported from
New York and Boston. JOHN X. BtlNCKLE
April7 34-tf
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BANK OF DELAWARE

May 4th, 1924.
yEVHE President Directors and Company Of the Bank Of
D. Delaware have this day declared Dividend OF ten
dollars per share for the last six MONTHS payable TO the
stockholders or their legal representatives after the 10th
Instant 41--M EDWARD WORRELL, Cashier.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-14
ELECTION.

gENHE Stockholders Of the Bank Of Deayaye hereby
q notified, that Election will be heldat their Bank
ing house. on Tuesday first day Of June next between
Tie hours Of and four o'clock, in the afternoon, for
nine Directors for the eusuinr wear.
By Order of the BOARD,
EDWARD WOkRELL, Cashier.
Wilmngton. NAV 4, 1924 DIT
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-03-06

partial view Of holy aoeN caught as we descended
the brow of the hill, and tempted us to little pill
grmage aside, for it lay almost in our way to I.''
house. We directed our steps therefore to glen,
through which stream neandered is ire ular wav
over rude bed Of rock, which produced an inces-
SAINT murmur in its inpeded course. A little cir
cularspot sacredto religious gloon, and shaded with
sycamores and elms, terminated the glen It's en-
trance was constructed ola rude arch, and the FLAG
which formed the threshold vas thrown over the
stream which had doubtess=betf Tie rubicon Of faith
to many all-beLeving soul IN = centre of this
consecraed spot stood a roup which received
tstributary waters from thea n,ng sacred spring
which was simply covered {. tin a broad fat stone,
raised over it longitudinally. A path Vas traced
round the holy we'll, which seemed ID have been
"woTn by holy knees, and aosrna bowl suspend
ed over it by chain, many holy lip had doubtless
pressed, and haply tancied that il quacd salvation
with a draught. At some little distance from the
bath and well stood a simple altar, enriched with
stones, and shaded by a spreading oak from whose
trunk was hung wooden crucifiX. and on whose
branches were thrown the votiyc offerings of those
whose "iath had made them whole" while the
names of the pous con,alescens we're carved on It's
bark.