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LAVD FOR MI \,

PURSUANT to the las, will testament of Rice Garland
d dec thu subscriber will offer public SALE without re-
serve Saturday the % Of September next that valuable
tract OF land of which he died on the main
road from Charlottesville TO Staunon five miles from the for
msr place, and four miles from the University of Virginia
This tract OF and contains Eight Hundred T.uentv acres
rather more than half is cleared and high state Of ci
yaton the woodland generally FIST land there
sbeween ~ and 80 Of good low ground the tract
nearly all OF which first Tobacco aud aow n there
eOnfoabe dwelling house, with necessary houses, and
inst rate apple orchard in fruit: farm, in the uoper
country combining real advantages and deservedy ranks
amongst the best 10 the country where lies. when the
intrinsic value OF this land considered the exceency OF The
neighhorhood and society which surround IT, the public
improvements which going and contemplated near Il
spresumed cannot fail attract the men of cant
ti The subscribers deem further description unnec esarv
p those wishing TO purchase will first the premises whch
will shcwp TO person by the Subscribers living on the
premises on or before the of sale The purchaser can have
possession 81 any part OF the land that not cultivation at
time after the day of SALE and liberty sell any part of
chs land in grain the crop will aud posses,
on given of the whsle by the 25h November nsx Term
WILDE liberal and made known at the sale
WM. JAMES GARLAND,
Executors Of Rice Garland dec.
august IL. 27-tis
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Io-u EDWARD BAXTER.
$40 REV ARD

X oNA"Af from the subscribers ON the end or r,,.
year LII man named allen neis young man about -
Ia The s1e, very black rlexion oops little
aid ~ an AUCTION sale the January , and Wa
ua.. r ~ Dinwiddie; he has doubt Obtained !,
rL OF us clothes were of the u. s. arc,v ,rfr
plo a"ose reward will be paid for his app,he4,ion on
ic ~ 20 ua VIM. Fnney, at Trabue'. Pits; or AZ our
Julv ~ ''"'O"d' DUNN x BURFoOT
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.M.ARSH4T,S -

~'1~-1ttJIASII % .J.ILE.
decree Of the Superior court of chancerv for IN.
,aos District pronounced on the 18th ay Of March
~ me cause ' Adams Bohanap shall on SATURDAY
h oi august proceed TO sell public auction 70
& IS e bidder Tor ready money the premises the 10, of
~ .e proceedings referred situated on Church Il in
bnJ OF henrlco contiguous to the city Of Riehmond
Ss,h ~ II. sueet on the South aud the continuation OF
on the East heng the half acre lot conveyed nv
nenee at IL O'clock Sa'S W CUM
July 81. e " MS osPuues'
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Penitentiary AUCTION Sales.


w IL DE sold at the Pententiary Store AZ Arctic, ON
aarsday fAe I2th October merit between two and H.,
o aOiats worth of Penitenry Manufactures. of yar
CIo,hn ries, them are quantity of superior Negro
S;U'nng Shoes Wagon Cart, Plough Gear &c 49,
,, MONTH, credit will be allowed all sums over twenty
the On n purchasers given notes negotiable and PAYABLE II
h o. Virginia. with good endOrsers fer all sums nds
'na' amount cash will be required. ' N"u'i
August 8. ' NELSoN, r. 7.
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PUBLIC S8LE

PURSUANT 10 decree Of ibe county court ~ r,~t,
- 70 % directed, shall sell Al powhsfan eo,rfba, m
rdy The i7th day Of Augu that heing court day 10 ,bs
oiaaer on aeredh until the first day Of October 1927
q iaod IN the ssd county, belonging to the estate Of
lnin bvzrisht dee containing one hundred and eyb,
ana eighth acres five miles below Powhatsn es5ry
Ell On ooihsides ofthe Buckngham road adjoining MAJ
~ koown Old stand for wsggonet and Travellers he beJ
ms land hes we'll, one half 10 woods well ,vsfe,sd
rnbl vel OF water IN The yard and good stand for
~ mouse The purchaser secore the payment bv baJ
U sood security aud deed Of trust on the land ~
WILLIAM OLD.
JAS. NJ. HARRIS
JOSEPH b. DAVIS, C0T1'r'.
sslysi,isse. OI''' 4 DAVIS >.
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VIC IVAN ANyM.4Y, SCHOOL

lTE public respectfully inform ed tina, Mr. O. Mosbv
young gentleman Of high classical attainment, and amble
engaged 10 assist ia The classical department Of
this School MIR. Rockford will continue 10 awe insrucfors
10 nat and the French languages and the principal
Pouies the most uuremittIng his part TO NC
the plan Of studies extensively useful AZ The nature IS ~
Institution will admit "A few additional Scholars can be adj
m't'ea' WIN. Is. GILES,
August IS, w. 5 20 az
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IVY virtue ct The last will and Testament Of John Lancaster,
= dee sha Proeeedg sell on the premises, that we'll
known stand as Tavern lying the upper end u Cumber
shd county Containing about $50 acTe,, the main Weern
road 70 the highest bidder Thursday the 24tb dv Of An
gust nex Terms me third ofe purchase money 10 be paid
he lh DAY o December next al which time possession viii
ne gwen the balance IN two equal annual payments win
nst upon The property 20 the purchase money
i is well known. MATT LANCASTtsp 49,, ~
june -. I3--tds q John Te,r.f,. H.
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TO L-4ND BTYFPS

VIE subscriber being desirous L, r.muve 10 ,h ~.
10 oher Tor sale his well known tact of i,nJ
nm nc how resides, lying in the county of BuekinrL,m
JxneLt ,oa1 Leading from buckingham courthon'e ~
ana half miles the former and sc ior ,h
,hs oni oy the name of Irer mn Entertainment,
~ puse oi me KIND between Mai Flood and B,rI;r'
courthouse where it thoug ht by good ,,, q.
oIss @ ionaey as any country stand OF the Kind Tb;.
I with many local advantages both for health
nr aso0 "a axe, and soil In high healthy and command
ye1y GOOD new sue e NeT OF the aeighbonrhond Adjoining is
y boa new saw and Grist Mill This tract c.u,a;n s,n
o. 81 nere about and fine portion lie. ON both sides If
WIN 20 or 80 acres OF good rich low cronnd. .s
% ior 'ne gSsh o tobacco, wheat and corn ADJOINING
M VII ot IN market shortly, portion good Land abrui
OIL cleared land all OF which is entirely frsb Jbe
hn Of this place are good comfortable ,seng
containing SIX using rooms besides two passages purrb
@ I'VE good places large and roomy barn sb m ~
- stables Tor horses good s,oreouse now occun.d
he suitable houses for family An extensive raure fo,
t @ I" DE exhausted IN the half century The Terms
nd Young Negroes will be taken in Part
equal annual nstaimen for the balance of Tho ~
e money Those who need such situation viii do veil
no doubt, to visit the subscr ber '''" WIN 10 wen
soE - zI-st- SAMUEL A. SPENCER
w H.. y az Tue PennenIay large quantity OF Flour
be paid in Cash, by TijoS TFIyg~N br'se WIN
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Sale OF M.lrrnes

Sale of Negroes.
SHALL offer for sale to the highest bidder on MONDAY t
<oh gay OF September next, fair otherwise the next fair
day. at the late residence Of Edmund Harrison dec in The
ooSny Q, Amelia between 60 and 100 Negoe consisting of
able house servants any stat bIacksnbs esrns
ters and crop hands The sale continue from Jay 10 J
I,s P,e'eu' iems made known tue day and at the
f VI s'e' NATHL HARRISON, Exr
Amelia county, August t. 1926 -a 5S ;sD'. ae''
consent the above sale so far n. an, in,e,,
JIliES y COCEE
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TO THE pTRTTn

r HAVE again rented the UNION HOTEL, and arrange
have been made with the of the
TO give thorough repair The conveniences of the E
hshment its healthy situations consui,y to business the
good character has always sustained are well known ap,
needs comm ent. shall at all times devote INV hest
vices 10 the ommodatioD the public solicit CONT
nuspee OF their favors. THOMAS BoHAENAN, Ageat.
Angust1f. 27-6t
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Trust Sale of,Neoroes

Ut 'I1tFC
TX virtue oil deed OF trust executed hy James Robertson
IL on me ~ June, 1921, and admitted TO record in
mel clerks office on 25i August in SAINT wear for The
OF securing the payment of debt due The late
es,h OF william Friend shall proceed + sell Tor sb
Amelia courthouse the fourth Thursday in this month !,
ens eourtday all the negroes conveyed iu said deed re-
nshihs unsoid alta former sale made February fe9a Sh
"'ie as Invested IN ne az trustee shall convey
July u, 826. szs-f9--id, T. r I I!i:tt $50,
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HaNOYER LAND FOR SIZE

WILL sell accommodating terms small tract of land
lying Pamoukey rver and jonns Hanover Tow, the
lands OF Robert Page William Roane Judge Brockenbrourh
and e'hefs, containing about 200 third of which
first rate PG'nonkey ov grounds and the Nigh land canal N
cny ca he riuer, farther dcripon
as those disposed to purchase will first view premises the
and viii be shown 20 those disposed purchase by Mr. J. e.
Wade, who now has il in cultivation For terms applv 10
Mess Lakeland, Henshaw Co. Of Richmond or To- ~ sub
August II. OF ,s
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Fifin DoIlars Hrlrnri

Ep AN OF from the Female Academy IN Ns.bv1io 4; g.
~ iember I324, negro fellow by die mama 81 p;li III
WI probably attempt 70 pass free fellow have - 1i
wi have pas, and will ean himself Billy Uol.on - lii
Woodson lie n Of small stature bus complexion i;',i ~
low has large buhy head Of hair, very fine ana
ties handkerchief around IT, lie inclined 70 d,at \; az
rate Oer and house servant, aud il the same feIy
lSoes iof Nahe Wood'on, 10 Vrgiuis years past,
Nash'ille, Tsno.Jriye, = '' ai-st
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NOTICE.

VIE so-parherhiP of Montague Murray Co. is .bi. ay
a;u ~ nuuiI consent All persons having claims
against tesaid concern desired pre sent them Ia YIN
murray T. Shelton, who alone are authorised TO eoIIec
'ne debts and to settle the transactions the said concern
w. l. MONTAGUE,
WAL MURRAY,
r. -. - L. w SHELTON
Genito, Powhatan county, July IL 1926
In future The business will be conducted by Win Mnrr,v
"a =. W. Skeion, under the firm William Murray & Co.
-- - 2S-6t
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SELECTIONS.
From the New York Statesman.

-" 20 Lafayette.-The following letter. civ
Ts ~, account OF Nh. Car,er's interesting visit to
grange is the last OF his correspondence which
Lee, eohe 10 hand. Our latest private information
s." iii'h In the south of FRANCE, about to embark
' i'aiy; with the intention of returning over the
Ups we mention this circumstance that our
I;s%;e may account for the in,erregnum in pub
fro, MS letters, which must occur until we hear
ton "e arc IN oahy expecia-
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Vhcat Fans for Sal,

TVhcat Fans for Sale
"A he Penteutiry the Penhentary Store Of snper,
~ quality which are warranted by The Superintendent, d,
operate well IN al respects. "
Iuly 20. 99-,s
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In Hpprentice Haunted.

-1H .dpprentlce Wanted.
BOY from the country, OF good character not oyer Is
"a years old, will be taken by the sub,rrbe, IN .,rn H.
raining Business CHARLES w. MGINNESS,
Houses Sign aud Ornamental Painter next door 10 tbr
A., Compiler Office, 18th street, Richmond Va.
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WANTED

Overseer for The next year single man Of middle ogs
,.. only % an.wer lie must be experienced the ma
corn and clover. Apply at this Office. ""''
August e. os %
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UNIVERSITY OF PE.N.v,SY VI V.q.NIa.
fgfHE MEDICAL LECTURES will begin, usual on the
n first Monday Of November.
ANATOMY, by T. 8; Physick, NJ D.
; ma EhdA MEDiCa, j. n. Coke, nj. D.
OF MEDICINE. N chapman NJ D.
MIDWIFERY, rhe; Q; James, NJ, ID.
,,,,,,,,r,,, w. p. Devices M. ID.
SUGERY, Nm l;b.no NJ ~
Clinical Lectures will he delivered the Aims House In
nry on every wednesday and Saturday during the course
oi 'he cntVefsHy,o y DIS Chapman and Gibson
w. Z. HORNER, NJ. ID. Dean,
August II. 27-1wN
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Copy Of a letter from DR.. J.RMANLEY TO Mr.. LptGu
CANADIAN NEH YORK Mag, Is26.
Z" MADAM,

y MADAM, ~ -'''J1 w
take great pleasure in bearing nv public ,..
60 rNcellehce OF your plan for tile treatment and
& oi which cases. exists 10 SUCH
a. 70 pace me unfortunate subject this habit 80 far a,
talent IS concerned, very nearly in the con
,; MUG The confidence you have placed IN me b,
Ps IN ue TAN your method, and the facts aud tea,oninc
my acknowledg emen,s. i' su''e''' receives
h eS.lnation from time TO time Of your pupil, IN,
" nef own cases from their own months tht or
.S nave mad 10 compare the progress ef their aUd
] r oots aIi the points of support which your system
,I - gu ueVeIopement of the causes of Sainn NJ
d SPen III your exPositioH have all con,pred t
be- Of ,c, "r method must be uecesul that If the pupils
cannot relapse into their former habit sa T % hr
SAID studying to acquire it, - ' Il "au Almost
Ihat unexanpled success will attend vo,,r r, :. :,
treatment OF this unfortunate vice Of .nseSS os ~ inc
sa ~ II bear any assgnabe proportion to yonr merit, ia
AM - ~, u.n negree OF perfection, you will have abun
~ ~ " s@''siaeti0n With much esteem, am
[signedl "IaMrs !, MADAM Madam Yours,
June 4. 80 'N ''0le "sdem Society"
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STAMMERING


-, ~ " 1,'StLtUtt0n .JoT correcting imDeIi-
S ~ sPsech No POI B,oad5ray, opposi.e The PM.
NO. Ltisi, TIE principal of tins institution hayin, mao,
services OF professional gentlemar of The hirhrt
20 ala herin experimenting il, feel, warrant Il in
cue puoic from the perfect success she has had 10
u and other up ediments of speech ihs bsva
80 her care, that all can be cured and an
can De made TO speak eomparatve ea a. ard
moy y, 70 a lew weeks, and many in few daSs
is esn can exhibit ber
'"e enicaey OF her system. The public Gamer J.n,r
satisfactory one than the following from gen,le mrn who
E ahK III science and lite iiure aud 10 ,Sbon .ba
"'' cO'v'de"fiaity communicated IT. - ''' 'As
Usv;nr re,.;, =, Ne1 York, dprit l2tA, 1926.
leesNeu from Mrs. leigh, an explanation Of b.- the
~ o correction OF stamuerng, and other e,ts az
anu having visited her lnsttutiun il Is with al H.
.I'' we OHeF 10 the public testimony ~ her lawn,
tIe many instances there say of even
~ su oeeh o very long standing, as well As from thr
,t many respectable persons ollhe greatest advan
-; ny nag derived from her instruction. we sincerely he
VIE prove public benefit: and we hone tba, Nj,
80, may ou'ah the patronage Ingenuity and perseverinr
no nor hesitate further add our cou,ic,;su b, m
[ ner rues, on the part of the pupil is ali tina, i re-
fo..te 10 elect perfect cure. TT - " nc
,t,r go e NJ, SAMUEL L. MITCHELL NJ. D.
New York. anu D0aiy III the University OF
Hf'iessor OF Moral Philosophy, COLUMBIA f,oiIs-c
president OF the New Yok state Medical sa ~.
JoHN WA IT'S, Jr. NJ b.
Phlscian TO the New York HospitaL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

flUiE tract of Laud called Hill Grove eonfa;pgr- 49,
1900 acre., lying in the lower end Of Amelts c,e ~
mefy adveili,ed, - still FOR sale. Il would wake Al,
cotton plantation. IL will be sold ali sthsr or J %
parcels The terms will hcaccommOdattnc W
Wiewsm. marcb4 e9--u JYr u CrJgrS
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.MOTTrF

SHALL petition the next General Assembly for divorce
oi my hu'5aDd Charles Barker, for reasons then and
a., @ sac reoe SHOWN. MARY \. BARKER.
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rust1.
.COMMISSTOW BUSI.VJ

sCO1iJuISSIOyV BUSINESS,
'HE subscriber having removed Richmond tender. b
u services to his friends acquantances and IN. nu,Ic
eray as commission nsrehan. lie occupies an office for
"1 rte's sn near Tue Da'ih- WIN MOON.
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FOR LONDON:
FOR LONDOM

-,ur FOR LO.NDO.M
m .uperor Ship Cowpef, capt Urann now a, CITY Po;,,
the 10 receive cargo, and will be di,patcL.d h.,
'ns I'm, middle s OF August Apply to JOSEPH MARX SON
IR-t
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Ltlnatic HOSPITAL IY;IJ;o,o 49,

1luHdISc HoSpV0L TFiIi0ms6Urg,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Court of Directors rs
this Institution will proceed the first day of Noveber
n.xi Ia appoint Keeper thereof The salary
ohee $500 per annu payable quarterly by order of the
'o Sus" q, p p,' LEO HENLEY, c %.
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Ltlnatic HOSPITAL, JYilIia,as5uro

Ltnaftc Hospital, WILLIAMSBURG.
NOTICES hereby given that all cell. in this nsution
are occupied and that patients will be received
until some of the said cells vacant; notice of which
be given. BY order Of the Court of Directors.
May 70 5-u LEO; HENLEY c. cd
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w ii t,t az Tue Penieniay large quantity OF fiour
n. - nCCf-eOLES Tor which the highest prce will
June u.s. ~ TdoS. NELSON, Pap.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-01-14
evening. you have had sole possession of my
mind, nav. of nv heart ROsina y

mind, nay, OF my heart, Rosina.'
.sSr," replied the bushing girl, s'this is the Ian
guage Of tlattery, and must not hearken to it,
No." replied the YOUTH +" you wrong mel
am indeed sncere---I feel that |. never can be
happy without you. All that behold in Ger
! many wins my admiration--your majestic TO
rests, your mountains lakes all fill me with de-
light, and you, the most beauteous being ever
beheld, ill me with love-
lie dropped on his knee, and seizing the hand
of the embarrassed girl, pressed it to his lips
While IN this posture, Christian entered for a
moment he remained silent, but his features
soon displayed the angry feelings of his heart
he violently drew Rosina from the youth and
raised his arm as though to strike him PROSTATE
" Hold shrleked Rosina, and she seized the
uphited arm, "would you strike stranger, and
within your own house ?''
:" Yes, GIRL" he replied, g when find him en-
deavoring to rob me Of the dearest treasure it
contains.' Then addressing the youth he ad-
dcd, Villain, who are you?"
:" am not villain calmly replied the inter
rogated--" nor do seek to rob thee Of what
thou hast justly called the dearest treasure OF
your house. love Roslna, would WOO her, wed
her honoraby. | am an English nobleman, in
heriting the wealth and title of Sir Clayton Ed
wards"
. Ha," cried the old man, g is there an off
spring Oh that mlScreant beneath my roof? Ma
ture cries out retaliation! he robbed me of my
child; why now may not deprive him of the
beng dearest to him on earth?'' In his anger the
old man rushed towards the youth, who stood
unmoved and fearless: but as he raised his arm
to strike him, it fell harmless again by his side.
$ No murder | cannot harm one so beautiful
SO noble looking will not Boy, boy, thy ia
Their injured me deeply, yet his crime shall not
be revenged on thee
"Why all this phrenzy ?" said the youth
50 am not the son Of Clayton Edwards, though.
as already have said, his wealth and title is in
herlted by me. He was my uncle, and dying
unmarried, made ne his heir Surely you can
not be Count Christian of Leitzenberg?"
IS am-at least was, until he made me the
peasant Christian Vangorden.
"Ihen,' said Clayton, 6 am amply repaid
for al the anxiety which my visit to Germany
ccasloned-when you are calm, have duty
to discharge. which promised my uncle on his
death-be to fulfil, if you yet lived, and had not
left Germany
$ Discharge it now, boy,'' said Christian s.
"my anger, like the storms of my native coun-
try, is violent, but of short duration. Rosina,
my poor terrified child, retire, but ere you go,
receive my kiss of forgiveness"
Nay, let Rosina remain" requested Clayton,
"if indeed she is, as suspect, the daughter of
my uncle.''
"Your suspicion is correct, young man." re-
piled Christian &" so sit thee down, ROsna, and
listen to the story of thy fathers DEATH
sit is soon told" commenced the YOUTH "my
uncle shortly after his arrival from Vienna some
twenty years ago, was seized with fever of the
Il 4 Il
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llilIi---nc was OF Engldn0 :, his form was SYM
retry itself; his full dark eyes, his beautiful
and intelligent countenance, attracted the adj,
miration of all, and among them, Rosnas she
dance with him, conversed with him, sung with
him, for there was an casiness in his manners,
that banshed every idea Of his being stranger,
and impressed the mind with belief that he
was friend or Old companion So was it with
Rosina; she in artlcsS lnexpenence forgot that
it was the first time she ever had beheld him,
and permitted him to attend her home.
She invited him to enter the cottage-he did
so, but she knew not how to introduce him to
her grandfather, for she was ignorant Of his
name Christian rose on their entrance; he
gazed on the youth for an instant, and his coun-
tenance was clouded with anger.
" Rosina," he abruptly said, sit is time to
retire--stranger, good night to you, it is be-
vond our hour Of entertaining visitoIs--my
daughter thanks you for your protection
The stranger bowed, but replied not---he
turned to bid Rosina good night-she fingered
and returned his bow, while Christian, repeat
ing his good night closed the door upon the
youth. Rosina retired to her chamber, but, for
the tirst time in her life, sleep forsook her---a
strange feeling had been awakened in her bosom;
pleasing yet perplexing-the beautiful, agreea-
BILE stranger was constantly before her ina gina
ton Sure that must be his voice." she ex-
claimed, and she listened while full, clear and
melodious voice sung the following
SERENADE
Rose of the valley, the is on high,
Kosna awake for thy lover is near thee
All nature is calm meath the mild summer sky,
Then arouse thee, my fair one, nor fear thee
The nightingale carols on rose-tree and spray,
While meath thy lattice now offer my lay:
No harm can come nigh thee,
Then, sweet, do not fly me,
Then arise from thy pillow, bid sleep hence away;
Rose of the valley, love waits for thee;
Rose of the valley, alb come down to
eyes, said Rosina, 6 it is surely the young
stranger, and should my father hear him, dread
the consequences of his anger. | cannot go
down to him; he would Justly censure me, and
yes, will venture to open the lattice" She
did SO, and the stranger repeated,
"Rose of the valley, love waits for thee;
Rose of the valley, come down to me -
Nay, | may not" whispered Rosina; 81
tremble even to do this, for greatly fear that
am now acting improperly Go, pray you,
from beneath the lattice---should my father
wake, he would be greatly incensed.'
"Rosina," replied the stranger, IS thy image
has taken possession of my soul. Icannot sleep,
and am sure that love thee beyond existence"
81 must not listen to thee: you are stran-
ger to me- returned the maiden--'' entreat
to such language from one do not know
| Good night
She closed the lattice, and the youth yet lin
| gered awhile around the cottage
| "She is all loneliness" he thought call art
| I I H.