The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03

Iday either part FROM fbr motier y
- nndntifnl child. or haze his right
hand out oil.
The good woman.w ho had $ me idra
he old man would be more willing
- part with her Than with his hand.
RI ~ early III the morning, and
Wcu ( hrr son. wGo knew nothing
Of what had happened. Il Was filled
With re,norsc when he heard What
Il. had doe. She told him hc must
be II ill the storm had blown ovci.
Wing hlm At The Same time "A purse
i 100 dlnars. y desiring htm when
hal VAS spout L. send Tor morc.--
Nnrcddin roec. wrpt. topk leave OF
hi4 mother hut having obsrrN ed that
in the chest Mhenre his mother took
nc small purse. there WAS n large
one Of 1000 dinars, h. secured that
also under his gifdlr, aud sci nnl Tor
tlNaud5 in Here, like all other
mrn il eastern tales, he spent his
lime ~ walking about, admlrlng the
city, IN an I'D man who WAS shut
tug mp his shop i ihr ba2aar. dcSl-
red him To make il house hls home
while h slpycd.--Ihe old mdn MAS
"A freud OF bis latncr. " he had seen
Nurrdria when "a h,ll. Naleddln
Was tcty glad II tpls acquaintance.
gave him his biz pnrSr II keep lpr hih,
kept tJe little one ior pocket money.
\ WALKED about - usual. At leugth
one ay Whrn hls pocket 'ash Wa,
onl. hr called ON the old man, O0i
nat Ii ding him IL his shni, hc sal
dauIr to Ma,l Tor him. Ju,t thn Il
ici'sla u ssrd, mounted CA "A male.
X n, o1panI"dby "A : aae "b'lr a.
= k 'Ine, II u az prI IL rs II !, hr
{ 81 vet ~ TIL aiuc. - Ia ,ler'od
IN the drse,I.' - l. rsian dflIt-
81. 4 bert the rrlrr. " ~ laced Der
in a seat II IVORY. ihlaii Wth g"ld,
\ Il'lrd up the y Il tai covered her
f.,e. winch sbpac like Il Slar. She
vas st up al l50 dnus with the
condition thai sne Mas Il appfoNr ~
her rltnc master lhe bidding
rosc like ishtnIng To $50. Az Joo
satisfied, oAncr ! san iar crler II
am.-Bal then the on luton, L -
crier pointed out the inquest bil Ter
IN the slave. Ie'WAs an cnaGiated
old man.
Cricr.' said she, you must br
fool 10 think vi selling ne IL this
old fellow, who has more than once
hcrn Obliged II pnI up with the BIT
t,rest reproachrs IN MS VIE.
The old mau flew hho Violent pas.
sion. RasCally crIrr . said h. } has
thou brought this Impudrn, hussA
hlther 10 iuSult mc = The CrIel
took the slave bY The hand, aud Sal'
- her: have some consideration
tbs nan is the chief ~ the mrf
chants. - SO much the better, san
ahe, laughing: Que must bcg''
with reading les sons tn the highest
! If they are to do any good. Vol
Ii. PIP. 2O9, got.
After several other persons ha'
bid f,r her. ~ LAST 9,Ie spIrd Nnrrh
din. See said shr Ia the Crier. gis
! lug him II glimpse Of IL ruby rang.
Will give thee this. il thon caus
prey vail on that young man In pur
! chase ne The CrIer CONES up I
! Nnrc,idln: page nl poetr! tells ~
! h " lc VAS dazHlrd Wilh her beauty
| Nnrrddin approached the slave, Q
alirl "A liltlr talk bid the go dInars
which. with the pitcher ni vine l.
the c,ier aud the duty to govern
meat, exactly cut onl his 1000 III
mars, 50 hr had his beautiful slai
who was Frank. by the Way) an
not a fd1hiug IN the world. II
took her home sle Thought IN
lodgi Z very slabby; that he tx
,cnsed by saying thai Cairo War Ia
home, and that Ia VAS bat sira9
ger here. w ell, then, VII rndra
YOUR to accnslom myself 10 II III
you return 10 Caro-, bal hrst oi Al
let a 20 ID di nner be PROV ided H.