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EDUCdTT0N

GRATEFUL Tor the patronage which has leen received
~ diss NJ J. Watt haveh 10 announce, that they tOu-
their School r. street.
TERMS or TUITfOY.
OnbogfaPhy, Reading, Writing, Aftimetck, Engisb Gram
mar, GeosraPly Dictionary, Competition aDI Ornamental
Needle-wOrk, dollars per qusrler.
Drawing Painting Paper and Veget iucudinz The above
10 dollars per quarter.
Young Ladies be accommodated viii Board, Washing
and Lodging Me-. G. Watts for ~ dollars per quarter.
Fuel duriug The winter dollar.
IL SPsesli@gsa i' paid 20 hs neral, and manners Of las
pupils.
ysn.2s s5-2awlgf
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BY RICHIE & GOOCH.

IT, The ENQUIRER - published twice a generally
times week during the session of The State L,gsia
,e Prize, heretofore, Five Dollars per annin,
ayabe in sd.are. Notes Of Chartered participating bank.
ouiy) viii, he rcceci payment. The Editors will
a.. he safety remins them by mail tn. postage &C ali let
der .Deiuc paid by tue wihcrs.
II paper will he discontinued (but at the discretion OF
he Editoss,) until all arrearases have been pad up.
a. huesgr will :'aniee the payment of liae paper,
sAall have tn. tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
II One square, OF LESS-Prst in..rtion rs ceg;.each
sSldinuance, 81 eents.
No 'neted until it has either been paid
r. assumed 10y person IN this oi.
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N Richnond Hastings court, January IS, 1926.
SHpERED that the Sergeant vi TIN, MAKE sale Of John
~ Save, belouSing To- john Williamson of the State
tennessee, committed To the Jail Of tn, the h day
81 Jahuary 1922 and confined herei until TN. tn, said
Sergeant Inst advertising for 80 days
kniui A ropy. a. IuNAuD .I.,L
In compiauee with the above orter the ah"ve named lave
VIII he SOLD b'r. front be Thus
day the 10th day OF February neat, at - o'clock
w. ID. WREN, Sergeant q X.
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Jan. II. 1925.
PEgLU Sill

81 virtne OF deed executed Cater Clarke
~ The sUscriber, tie i2 day Ui June,
ed ns Clerks ohee of POwhau, for purpose
toned VIII lac sold 10 e highest bidder public for
cish, at FDwhaian ccutouse the 18th oil the month
{Fey2 one bundled and aud hsli Of Land.
more ~ ,s yts 10 r"An county aud iguOus Tie
lands OF Eeie atOn Thomas Tabbs e.ia,s ann Hickman
aud Ro!rit Ty lori b.uch thereof Ia
RAISE the amount how due upon the deed w
the cost' a" cAPrnes Of eXecuI Tho
III lie subscriber will be convey ed TO the purchaser
Wan. 5. DANCE, Trustee.
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Ulslal .Sloamp, Land Company

ONEs FOC HI ri SH5kl> OK SIIsE
E1Y resolution Of te General Meeting the b,n swamp
NJ Land Co. will lee sVd the Coffee House the
ld,ln"ud ON the ls OF February, i@, IL O'clock, pr-
Quarter Share OF the Stock said Company, from
te otae of Samuel O, deceased, by thr said company
1efms cash. n. LEWIS, Fr,st
Fhs National Ineilsenc dni Norfolk Beacon will
ths until Jay Vi sole, ,n seui Gcir Ihs Office.
ian. -
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LHyv'O f'UR NJ

F1N0R sale, OF lani in Abeule county htreo.
La residence, CONFUSING VI ), OV acres about 2uJ0 wins,
the best quality aud 80 below tn.
mountain, and extending tIcni At, generally of soud gri.
sj remarkably we'll iimbered and wAIered The lie.
tie side ct Rvauaa branch of James River,
gable for Daii,aux Mon winch Within three aEi hail
nici. IL niles Chariot-.vIs aud from the
UnNersity Of seou itin Tor health snd
remark need he here. The has all the
siiproveuris conunoiious dwelling house, buildg
for servants, and domestic pu pose good stables
b+rn, with tnehis naeines,a aud uii with gouJ
houses for laoi will uJie Tor each purpose
DAD all III good repair. TaetTaet be divided,
", ino several wlhe snd!sPUssd of ifie. The
srat ofths pucaa-e be made ny instnsn will
ibe al edit, agreed attt t,ue Oi SALT T
the stock OF kind uity he sold with the Land
have also for sale otarr tract "t iSt-er than To-
acres, miles iow VI o, within OF the rivrI mouth
e which lies well, Of good quaiiy, we'll t,nbrred
watsed aud a valuable OF lime stone a e;Ouch it
TINS tfact divided into isruis each having dwelling
house, very cunn,odnu small family, with nccess
buildings. Credit will bc Tor this tract ia like
tr the other. Persons ,cucL purchase, will address
srlycs dir .ctyto JAMES MONROE.
OakIIll. I.nu,.o,m county, Va. Abril ~. tI5-tr
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REDfOY4L.

FTNIE suscref has rsPysd the well knosn arly
i occupied llonsc 10y Mir. Coos.ey opposite
the Eexe Hoie where bel will keep The best
OYSTERS, with Every deicacy aud luxury Of tie
to the public m thanks Kind and
isrs patronage he hos hs eic,re Cd aud hopes will
lo continued h,in Unt he ray d,sefvr IT. i EXERT
please and give will be unrenng, and
,otns shall be wanting upb his part lis
aud respectable. JNO. Is. SEAWELL.
Wan. "a. TAFT
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FRESH GOODS

VIZ Receiving by almost every opportunity from
w i,chnoad, lreh suPPly goods bought auction,
The best ters, Ivy H. a. resulting there for the
ppos. of giving additional advantage 10 etabhe;
ti, place, we'll a. the Que at f.rSnsnns'iie frvm tn.
Late wNh confidence that, having
partner Rchmogi viii lac 10
advantage Of and ourselves. We hav. last
also from New York splendid selection Of
roOi bought for cisi by inrict Vt much taste III
market; U-r thr lowest prices cash.
cotton lr Ne viii give dies, pcice
a, il~renceyiiir,or Fox and MouI,gsq R.chiuond.
Nun t.iULE biO co.
m. Doc 81
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EXEcUrIHE EPARThlENY. !

NICHmOHd, LIIh NIdyf I6z5s
NOTICE s hereby gwen, that from this time forward all
pefsons Offering themselves prnoipaso securities 20
bond or co"Ncttc he approved BY the Executive, will We
required TO accompany the with ahdays IN legal form,
stating The value Of the property which they would boh eide
possess after The payment Of AZ their debts.
by order, w. n. RICHARDSON, =. c:
80, .
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IA Orerscer IYonted.

liE subscriber, New Canton James River. wishes
10 employ an Overe.r for the present lie WISHES
ensag. either single married family, WIN
wen acquainted with Farmirg aud ' manager of To-
oicco, and also understands OF Negroes 10
such liberal viii lie gwen, aud other need
Apply unfue'tiunabe references will be required cha
feter AID qualifications VEL WOODSCN
Jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02

NV IMPROVED CUITO.f' PRESS.
fENE suscrbers OF this city and Mrss Heath aud Mason
Il oHet,rbuG, will gr-y have powers sell licences
n.nS improved Cotton Press ay 0fte
stse Absorption oi which may he t!eir Counting
cence will be given person, the power
received 1t he viii the Press immediately, thai
pie may it, and lie s4,isd.d oi its utility
LEWIS WEBB & Co
Nov. ~. at
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|I-I17| = - -
NOTICE.

IOtS Bo9lER respectfully informs hi, iiieud. and the
~ public generally thai lac intends the House
Carpenters and JoiIers business, ia thus city,
with Ellis DTon They wi!l cndessrur 10 eiIe
their cnpyers, and will render required icc either
III P!arn' making contracts TOT, aud experimenting The
r"us hancirs OF buiidicor they will Tor buildings
entire Thrywi also undertake building country
% remote to make teir bushes:
city.
shnckr Hill. ian Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02

TIME subscribers UNDER The Oi aud oaasu will
4 transact general oOemson business, and oder their
wees o their friends ad tie public generally. Tbcy pre-
pared to co;tnn storage sale, aud piOiase the
trI,tes attention any business entrusted 10 them IL.
~ Montague willaeil strictly tire selection any goods
'n nay be wanting by country friends either auction
10y ,riylte purchase. Office Cary two doors abye
Mghcure, Robinson x PlcasaBs CHS. 1. Fox,
Dec o. G4--u II.B MONTAGUE.
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EOR GELE

s VERY likely Young Mua,o Woman in her ooih wear
= She iased ia ,ae country, very healthy aud
narhabie l"r her boncy She was bred ho,e
Enquire At ibis Office.
Jan. ~ 20 c
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one Handed Dollars Ie,Ourd.

IA ANAWAY from tue si-e iher the Ii,h OF Jan
"a go mAn named Tom Straen, % old AMI about
Beet , slender made L Wage, black has dow
hook when spoken To-, and d,d voice had lac
away Light blue home-pun coat, dark panton aud wool
hat Ton, raised bya DIT. q. Darlington, Cuh Rand
county. mites above Cdsteiilc, and LA, mother ling
The place he boainln. tins II piobibe
e has procu ee papers and will alter his
will give the above re~u Tor him taxi t
eud delivered to Nichmonj twenty Vi taken
Northern Slate. JOIN HILL
Jan.2i. Gift
Nj virtue Of deed Oi tu,i, john Adams and Mga-
ret, his wife, Samue! a. Adams and Catherine L. ms
shall sel, Tie 5 day OF March next, the
Hotel, IN The city VI NiomOnd, at pubic suclion 10 the hgh.
1T bidde Tor ready money, tract OF land,
5imes-ey, called Hiney-so' Containing 10y esnalior
liz NJ Dr. ROBINSON,
LITE; w. TAZEWELL.
1Gh sa-td.
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NHtur u aue-d oI rusi executed iiy Edmund
Wls, for the purpose Ut inely fyius Vim. T. Will.
Tee any Lonry he he compelled pay Tor him his
T and record IN the eouht vi N"loway .aii oE.r for
ling house III the sai :dnund VIII, valuable cattle
and hog, vau'hle carriage lc Impaired by aud
par vi velsable horses coed riding orse
te "i corn piaha1a tools ol every descriptions ria
me household aud Kitchen inFnure aud ouT i've likely and
valuable ~ wl.vDi eNcrlirat cook. Terms
casa. Virginia money. u. 4. TODD, Trustee.
Jau. IOli, 1926.
ia. above sale, aud hal! the ,,ne ce
Tue plantation wheT'Un lave Containing Of good
farming lind with house arsOnimoia
thft perhaps farther description useless alsl %
lagd az DnSiddie, adjoining the above, containing 800
great pat al Which VI excellent 1iiy. Also
nii! winch Is known tp Ice equal, superior mil ia
Tie unty The terms fui the laGds mill will
cash, the balance upon and credit, pu
giving 'aiiIlcuFy assurance tor the edit pa, u.nts
.a-2awfd,~ EUMtf Wills.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02

Notice to tie GrOl1eTs Of Cotton.
I'VE undsned intend tcguay hertafery be purchaser
Il ut COTTON ~ this market They wd at a.! fines be-
prepared 10 pay for that ltioe it, fair market value cash,
aud invite those ngng here for sale give tena cali
. Richmond, Sept. 10 3o-U KERR & CASKIE.
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LRND For S1EE

II ILL he sold "n the premise the 18Th February
w IL fair day puri; nj t deere.
OF the county count Of Ncwk-nt. credit ou-, and
t'0 yea the plantation wie Eir,sc Roper resided
The time ~, is death, CONTAINING; about $40 acres ia the
e"any oi Nrwhrn on the main road leading Williamsburg
a'ui two uiic, below Proyisnee Fur.-;
ind place. another tract u L'ni containing
THIS tract on the Chirkahonony river, within o the
it mentioned tract The pueha'rrs will required
Iio bonds with approved Together wh Deed
Trust m the land the purchase money The under
.sncd COMMISSIONERS appointed by tins the laid
decree into .l-r will h,w the said parcel. of Lani
poison wishing to view the before the day
JONES X. CHRISMIAN,)
JOHN II. CHRISTIAN,
ROBERT CHRISTIAN,
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EEILEE YIELNE.

SL1.FE TFt I'VE, &C.
II q FNifl lbs. hesi English Semi Iwine
~ 1SSS . cVst sheet cork
$50 he. cotton. assorted Nvs.
40 har and hoop nail rods, &c. &c.
4 fresh supply of garden, Tower aud grass seed.
For sale by WAl j. AICoC,
~ Who continues TO olsr his services lii. friends as
Commission Nercrari, aud thanks
Msin-s:Iret, chunnl, Jan. u. Si-wIt
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FIFTY Dollars ReUdrd-Stop The DiIian.
BOUT the middle Of August mst calling himself Pet
IA ubOne passed through this place aud took % win
gro Petboue about five feet high, dark
coup Ions STRAIT dark haht suspicion. l0gk, gen
teely dressed lie has been ~ the Army, ad said
"a aud Canada. lie anHsc4n and plays almost
y.ey inme .ad makes prc,cnsions each dancing.
Frederick he man. Is tall likely fellow, yellow
complexion well dressed, has share u upu-
deuce ard fOnl Of the company of white III
excellent FiJd &c, aud took with bim snail poor bay
These fellows crossed auaes ferry, Tie Savannah
South Caroin1, the Goth Angus They seen
~ Grteny district shortly afterwards. The white
fooe negro riding With his fiddle tied behind him
The white said he lived oreeuyile Distinct aud that
he had purchased the negro Of me.
The above ward will bg given for The apprehension, and
Confinement Of these fellows ~ any jail that se MY
hands on tbeuor thfty dollars Cor the negro alone.
DiillcdgerIle, Geo, Sept "a. 42--f JAMES CAMAK.
pursuance 0f deed 81 made the fir day April
1919, and recorded ~ the Once of the Of Iietico
county between William D1brey. ". and Elizabeth VI. ms
wife Ofthe part the Subscribers o The second aud
fam persons named of the third pt ai BY authority
vested according ,,the of the said Decd shall
Friday the Sd day Of February nex sell public suction
property described IN the aid deed: al that property Fhioh
the said Dbuey hath title Interest, purchased Of Alexander
Iuon Andrew Stevenson and john Adams Trustees for the
harion Hill NJ 3 aud meuionId IN the schedule
annexed o. said deed being lots T. is described 10 plan
attached 70 deed FROM said Fulton and others, 10 Francis
walker Also ie whole Of that yropesy conveyed by sail
ynton aud obcr trustees afore.sd tbc said Dabney BY
deed dated Tue i dgpl July i6t7, also mentioned aud de-
8 fii'ed Iu tie ssiG schCdlle.
ANpREW STEVENSON,
yENj sEEgPARD
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-03-04
EKzE IJ0VEZTSE
= THE LAST or TIE .NOHIC.l.s.S.'
REVIEW. -coNcLrDFn.

'h"T THE NEW YonK coNNERclAL ADVERTISER.
meas, now that his true rank and relation to
The DeaWa ares was known. cn0scd the fullest
ia> or. and soon succct,cd in exciting tn,rn TO
4 var with tie Ilnrons An hour of SUSPENSE
followed the departure of Mag,r and Cora dur
M "hlch meas was in consultation Wi,h some
ri tlc leading young warriors
Young warrior 1T length, issued from the
iod=c Of l'ncas. and moving deliberately. with
j sort Of grave march, towards a dwarf pine.
that grew IN the crrvlccs OF The rocky terrace.
he tore the bark from its body. and then return
ed Nh"'l"H he came, without speaking He was
soon followed ny another who stripped the sap
ling .; is branches. leaving ii naked and
. hla.cd trunk \ third coIourrd IT," post with
stripes Of a dark red paint all which indic;-
ion> eff hostile design in the leader, Of the ma
ton, were received by the nrn without, in a
gloomy and ominous >lrre. Finally, the Mo
hc,sn himself reaprcare', Invested Of all his at
tire. except his girdIc and lcgSing,, and with
on" halt of his fin" features hid under a cloud
of threatening black" y. 135.
lncas went through with war dance. and
Jung war song The warvhoop wa, sounded
ana warrior after warrior enlisted in the dance:
The spectacle now became wildly terrific :;
The fierce looking and mcnacing visa@rs of the
chiefs receiving additional power from the APP
paliln@ strains in which they mingled their gut
tnral notes. .Just then, UncaS struck his tonla-
hawk deep into the post, and raised his voice IN
a shout which might be termed his own battle
Try. The act announced that he had assumed
the chief authority in the intended expedition
1t was signal that awakened all the slunl-
berng passions of the nation hundred youths,
who had hitherto been restrained bv the diff
'encc OF their years, rushed in q frantic body on
the iancled emblem Of their enemy, and severed
It asnnder, splinter BY splinter, until nothing re-
named OF the trunk but It's roots IN the earth ~
deeds OF war were performed on the fragments
o. me tree, with as much apparent ftrocty. as
though hey were the actual living victim, Of
their cruelty Some were scalpcd some rcceiv
ed the keen and trembling axe /: and others suC
tered by thrusts from the fatal knife In short,
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NO.. q.

anu lflc scout sun pressed on IN MS rear. actual
ed, tho possibly in les, degree, by a common
feeling. But their way was becoming intricate
in those dark and gloomy passages, and the
glimpse Of the retiring warriors less distinct and
frequent and for a moment the trace was be
lcvcd to be lost, when a white robe was seen
tuttcring in the farther extremity of passage
that seemed To lead up the mountain.
IT'S Cora,n exclaimed Hayward, in a voice
in which horror and delight were wildly min
glrd
Cora! Cora - echoed Uncas, bounding for
ward like a deer
lis the maiden" shouted the scout, Cou
rage. lady We come we comet"
The chase renewed with diligence
rendered tenfold encouraging, by this glimpse
Of the captive. But the way was rugged,
broken, and, in spots, nearly impossible Uncas
abandoned his rifle. and Ic"pcd forward with
hcadlong precipitation. Hayward rashly imi
tatcd his example, though both were. a moment
afterwards. admonshed of it, madness. by hear
ing the believing Of a piece that the llurons
found time to discharge down the passage in the
rocks the bullet from which even gave the
Young Mohiran SLIGHT wound
I'VE must close SAID the scout. passing his
friends hv a desperate leap; the knasrs wilt
pick us all off in the distance; and see! they
hold the maiden 50 as 10 Shield themselves !"
Z Though his words were unhccdcd or rather
nnhcard. his example was followed by his com
panlons, who. ny incredible cNcrti0Ds, got near
enough to tn" lu@niNrN to perceive that Cora
was borne along between the two warriors,
while Magua prescribed the direction and man
nrr of their flight At this moment the forms
of all four were strongly drawn against an open
in-s sky, and then they Disappeared Nearly
frantic with disappointment. Jncas and Hey
ward Increased efforts that already seemed 81
lt"ihuman and they issued from the cavern OH
the side of the mountain, in time to note the
ascent, aud still continued hazardous and labo
liouS
Fhcnnhcrrd E,y his rillc, and, perhaps no1
sustained by 50 deep an interest in the captive
., his companions. the scout suffered the latter
to p"rcc'ic him little; Uncas, in his turn, tax
n1 The lead Of Hayward In this manner, rocks
I.rrcipice~, and difficulties, We're surmountcd
in an incredibly short space. that at another
time. ana under other circumstances. would
ilave been deemed almost insupcrablc. But the
lmp"t1uu> Young men we're rewarded, by find
ing, dat. encountered by Cora, the Hurons
we're rapidly losing ground in the race.
Stay dog of the Wyandots," exclaimed
aca>, shaking his bright tomalltwk at Magua;
: a Delaware girl calls stay!i'
\. ! will go no farther cried Cora, stepping
unexpectedly on a ledge of rocks that overhung
a deep preclplee at no great distance from the
summit of the mountain. " Kill Inc if thou Wilt
ctcstahie Huron. | viii 90 no farther"
The supporter, Of the maiden raised Their
ready tomalaNke with the ilppions iov that
tiends are thought to take in mischief, but Ma
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13
o. New hooks.

he subscriber has lust received and b,,
Tor sale, The Apocryphal New Tesla
llmrn' being all the Gospels, Epis,ps and o.
s.'ef pieces now extaut, attributed IN tn,
Ehrs' Tour centuries 10 JEsus CHaisr. hi.
I'apos'lts aud their companions. &c. &c -
Every person ought u own eapy OF tn
work; II Being the very finest edition an,
lconlalns all the Scriptures that Vas reject.
'rd by the Conncii of Bishops at Niece
some HUNDREDS of ears agu-P,olle eush
70 Judge Tor themselves aud not the Blsb,
ops the pic. of The hook being very mo
ld"ra'e LIS 10 be hoped that the peopl,
I"iiI supply themselves with copy of this
very rare aud valuable work, and then the,
can aud will Joder for themselves. Also
he New Testament by Alex. Knerand
Munster of the first Independent Church
oi christ called Univ ersalsts in phihdel-
phia.
The Opinion of Chief Justice Marshall.
IN the case of Garnett, Executor of Brooke
US. Macon, by Joseph Tate, counsellor al
LAVAL of which will be sold very low
ABRAM r. NORTH.
June IS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13

grating, iook one of minr, and made NJ
feel a thlo gold ring on her lile hng.r AM
fthru, pressing nv hand clasely, sad. 10 ~
sacc' nj Which sill b ar - Nan, no, oao
Stenho dor do coracho."T
n The sefelc. began TIE old nuns ct"a
rked lil,s freq, aud the young ours pace,
anp and dasu rouud aud ahnni, ~ 4trsng,
Etnd iaucllnl figures, chauntng a. aNretl
Sas Gagged Cansiy blrds, gazed Al then
.,inr Lug llne Win fcrllngs lhat chnno
Shr told, agd nhrn II WAS time Ia g.,
scaHgla hhfa's eyr aud madc he, a sliEh
bhut earacst bow. She dropped euflc.'
nwhlcl SEEMED grnufe, t,on IN her neigh
ahour, RAISED = violet hchia1 her sryicr
4hook 10 her mouth, held II, lnnked At r.
sHnd kissed II la token of mn eternul far,
Gweil.
| wish IN know whether there would hay,
ab"en any hafn Ia my accepting the cav
4 tih's ollsi ot has cuX,whlu and Rtg'- Grew
adnd running away with Maria Chmentina
sfhe thing MAS perfectly easy IA W. aII IT.
greed AT The tlA,c al the principal doc
Il here was M grating, and IN the eoall non,
'hr' natmed or dccrcpit persons thfei
men should stand at the outer galr md pur
arrnt any egtess IA we had brought on
3prl2e dows 10 the Loo nork lno qua,
ter of an hour We should he on board Il
i'nan of war, and evrn It they Lad taket
itlip alarm and fired from tbe battery, II T.
perfectly well known thai ihr Portuguese,
government nrrpi allows murp than onp.
shall Of thu due change of powder 10 II.
,trtlery, aud M 80 might have laughed ~
itheir lnpotent attempts. But what cnul
| have done With my MN ? ller losre was
ahea'en Knows where, aud ~ Ia eoui gk
ing mysslf, although Mala VAS a yer
lovely girl, | happen To have my h 'od
lqulte full ion the present. So God bless
bee again In very sorrow say, God bless
Hoe infinitely, sweet aud unfortunate Ma
|drrian F.! Ill were \ Tory, M sue ! am
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on lhsir legs again, II II were only TO lei
thee ou oil Thy prison.
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And YOU name ls--" Maria
"And Clrmentinn ns well - Yes, In bl
gone days.
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t"Yes, yes, understand we'll speak"
Are you happy, badly -
20 yes, very happy
mo, no, no have the henlt.nehe'