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THAkE NOIltE--lhat on th- 4th da, Of
- February next, between the rising aud set.
ling of the sun ol that day, nj Pmsyyania Court
House, IN the state of Virenin, slali proceed
10 take the deposition OF Benjamin Nh nd Do
theirs Also on the 9th of februn,t, n The
county Of Franklin at the house OF HEM Gar.
per, the dispositions OF James " Wright nj o.
theirs, 10 continue from dry To day nj couple.
ted, to be rrnd ms evidence in II certain ense now
depending IN Franklin chhncefy court ~ which
you are plaintiff ana myself delcndan. when
and where you may attend II you il.inl proper.
JOHN WINNER il.
NnY 90 ..-..--LE
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New ArrlyaL Of l}nnNs.

NE subscriber has the pleasure Of announc-
Ing to his friends and the pnnlic generally.
lhat h has received direct from Philadelphia, by
oe last evenings stage, few very splendid new
works which he will sell very low
Among the books are the following new works
VIZ:
= Reuben Apsey in vols. by the author of
nfamolelye House, The Tor Hill &c. &C. This
"2lkIs So universally praised that any thing
more SAID from me might be Superfuous
Inc hpcurean Tale by Thomas Moore this
= sad 70 be decidedly the best production from
NE pen ofthe thor
ihe Living aud tn Dead-This work is well
s'lhy the attention of my religious friends as the
suohe generally, and am greatly mistaken If
vi VINO read 1t is not well pleased with IT,
N, Inc onoaltern ~ Sketches of the Pennsnlar
"df during the Campaigns oflSl3--l4, by an
ye witness, this work is well worthy the atten-
VI every person, and much question wheth-
''nore interesting work Wa ever published.
ABRAM r. NORTH.
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on Their earS II WIS the shout of The
Mohawks. The Chief sprung To tree,
and from its top he saw his foes ap-
preaching. There we're no friends neai
Ia succour him, and his single arm wits
useless IN the conflict. Willingly would
he have died III the contest, bur there
was orc who demanded all his chre. aud
they turned westward over the hill since
named Bergen, painting for piece of
refuge. As he reached the summit OF
the hill aud turned his eyes to the SET
ting san, be heard again and again the
war cry oi hls pursuers. There was no
truce, no mercy 10 be expected capt-
witty, torments, aud death awaited not
only hun, but his BRIDE, the tender Pen
yanna.
iu those days the immense marsh
thai hounds the western side oil Rerpt II
bill, was an III land SER, extending from
the western slte OF Newark many miles
To lhn east and north. As TeIuyah,
hopeless oil life, easl his eyes from the
spot he had reached, he saw nothing but
Il broad expanse oi waters, without Il SIN
gle place 10 lls 10. Aud dark cloud
suddenly oyarspread the heavens, and
loud peas ii thunder were heard, as #
10 br the death knel Of the wanderers.
The shouts 81 his foes came nearer and
nearer and now he saw them hasten-
ing through the forest. Once more he
cast u look upon the waters beneath
INN there VAS Canoe made FIST To
the shore , beam OF hope crossed his
soul. 4" We are al last free from capt.
vly,' he SAID, and III moment he aud
his companion were launched upon / {
waves. The hunters who saw them es-
cape, even while III their power, rent
the air with yell OF despair.
The storm now approached and broke
ovel them the red lightning darted IL
mong them, aud the angry waters bore
many way. feluylah aud his bride
were borne swiftly along, aud astoundcd
by The noise of the elements, were un-
conscious of the passing scene. Bun ~
Weakening from their trance, they found
themselves upon small bul fertile ISL
aud covered with trees and maze, while
the deer were seen sporting around
them. The Great Spirit, III pity to the
prosecuted " nderers, had raised Snake
Hill from the deep, to be their peaceful
abode.
And hele they lived long and happi-
~, aud from them sprung "A race well
known IN The records OF the times, the
swlitest hunters Of the chase, and the
brayest warriors in the field. The SCI
cluded spoi of their birth was deemed
is was the Atlantis Of old-an isle Of
lfullnIness, conlentment, H. happine S.
and, even AT the present day, is rove
rcnced wherever this tradition isknown
In the course Of passing time the water.
receded, aud they hecame joined to the
man lam still they always were ,
separate and superior race, until the
whlteman came with his refnements
his rife, and his strong waters. They
then left their delightful land--a prey tl
barrenness and the deadly serpent, anr
mlo2lmg with Other tribes were soot
lost III obscurity.
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EAL.N WIN TER go } y.

EAL...& WIN TER IL - >.
ECENf arriva ;, from New York N Phll-
* adeiphia, enable the subscribers AZ pres
- n ,ller TO their customers anu the pun
A. u,h an assortmen OF oeasondble GOtbo,
.nhn Staple aud Fancy line, as is not to b.
N.'.,,s.ed by any house in this section Of the
,,trv. Amon the articles LACEY received,
arr me following We ;;
a G.V pieces SHEPPARD extra fine Blue N
Black Cloths and Cas- ,imcres
,n,ece uperb CIaret do for Gent S Frocks
tew neces fine Double Nilled Drab q Olive
Cloths, for Gent, over Coats
A few pieces Steel Mix, new aud elegant ar
t,cle for Snnouts, Frocks, &c.
Bne. B ack and Brown Cloths aud Cassmeres,
medium qualities
csotIepens Fur aud Beaver Hats
Pala and ut Silk Velvet Vestings
Back and Brown Eng. do
a ,sss Genuine Irish Linen
26 NAH oiacs, do of peculiarly fine texture y
soft finish
A cases Caicoes, comprising almost every
shade aud figure
"a ~ rs Bed rickings Indigo blue
a.vyr,l ,ieces 5-I " Ga ir,,h Sneetings
case Danask Table Linen from "a to lo-4
GA "a ii u "a brown and Beached Do
mestcs
44M3.4 plaid do fast colours
case Gae Power Loom Shirtings
,;.ntIeneps fine beaver ~ horse skin Gloves
Whde horse skin and silk do
Black Italian Cravats and Bandanas
PLAID aud CambIet Cloaks
Several pieces 5coth Plaids & Camblets
Several pieces Scarlet Marine, q1ite cheap
Best rWilled English Blankets from 3 10 B
point, unusually cheap
Best double Milled Napt Cottons
Ksrssys and Lindseys tor servants wear
Strong high quartz, Shoes, and quantity OF
oolr Leather
Rose and Whitney Blankets, from to IL ora.
Pine and medium Sattinets
Apron and Counterpart Checks
Green Bazes and Floor Cloths, &c.
The attention Of the LADIES is respectfully
snhcted to the following fashionable articles VIZ
SAGE Wells, Capes and Collars of the most
splendid style
hich Thread aad Gymp Laces and Edgings
eyeral pieces - aud 10 plain Bobbmets
lack Italian Lustrings finest quality
Plain and hg'd Blk no Nap.
Mazanae, brown and Dove cold do do--Supe,h
Plaza aud liz d white GIo DE- Nap.
g4nslan Pad do-a Dew and elegant article
large assortment most beautiful Bonnet Rib.
bons
few pieces superior Police Cloths
Ed, Horse skin and SIlh IlovcS
A. assortment silk, Cotton aud Worsted Hose
fy
tea patterns Chiian Robes, quite a new
artIclc
lew Crimson j. Blue Meriuo Shawis
Small Cashmere do do
few pieces superior plain black Nankeen
Cranes
Morocco 4 Sealskin Shoes
DIX y White silk d Prunela DO of the first or.
der
The above articles have been purchased on
Tie cheapest terms, viz Tor cash, AID most oil
them s1anction, and will be sold atvery mo
aofatr advances.
lie attention OF customers and other gen
uemen VINO wish o purchase Cloths or Cassi
ulrIes IS particularly requested to our present
assortment, as the beauty, ineness a. cheap
nes' OF our late supplies, surpass any thing we
Dave ever seen
DAVID g. ROBERT KYLE.
Ut Country Merchants and rethii dealers
are respectfully invited to cali and examine
our assortment which is not 10 be surpassed
IN variety ar cheapuess on this side OF the
Northern Mark +. ID d 4. KYLE.
Or. % +,
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Life of N apoleon.

SlIE last nights Mail brought us supply oC
"a the long looked for LIFE OF NAPOLEON,
IL large svo. vols very superiority Executed CON
tanning IA beautiful and correct portrait of the
great Napoleon Much was expected from this
Ch eat Work. But SO far as have heard, and
can Judge, II SURPRISES the most sangune expcc-
lahon. therefore hope every person will do
me the favour to call and buy a copy of this
splendid Work more especially as the work is
INV ohi.rIng TO the pablic on more reasonable
terms than I ever knew any work ofthe same
magnitude. Indeed may aid ofauy kind
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
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ATLANTIC SOUVENIR.

TNilE subscriber has thu pleasure Of inform.
y ing hi, friends and tin public general,
that he has Just 5"reIeao. dl.cci fiom Fhiladel.
phia, sp ndd ass oi tmr,.H Of the
Admllc Souvenir.
4 Christmas and oea ear. Offering for 1928
This IS the srd W tncc tins interesting pro.
ducHon conohrucod. aud tie AL years sous =
an was thought b, all Ie be- ,ety rxe,Ilent. nni
when compared with ,hlsr. the contrast Is
so very great that you viii be- ,ituek orcil e Al
The very great impro, encnts tbat's hren made
II contains fifteen eDgravings, muen mote
splendidiy executed than have ever sren br
fore. and have 10 hesitation m saying the sur.
pass any thing ever executed in the u. States
The paper printing and matter Just ms good a.
can.be done in any country. It's To he hoped
that every person viii call on me and suppl,
himself with copy OF this wonderful produc
ton. We hear a great deal said nov da,
about encouraging Domestic Manufactures
the people have an opportunity of doing 80 no"
and at the same time get twice the worth oflheii
money. ABhAM II. NORTH
Nov 10.
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ri virtue OF n deed oiiiust, executed IL tho
- subscriber by john lardiman, to s.ouio
the payment Of certain debts therein mentioned
due Mckmnry's Ibornion and lay, dated,
l5ih Aprll, 1870, aud duly recorded In tho
Clerks Office Of the county court Of Buckng hum.
we shall sell TO the highest bidder Tor cash, Il,
the New store, in The county OF buckingham, ON
Saturday the 9Th day Of December neAt, three
likely Ncgrocs VIZ Abram, Juda and Sealey---
or asmany as viii be Sniiiclen, to pay the debt
aforesaid, with interest andcosts.
ohMb. BRANCH, ,r,,.,.e.
N. II. THORNTON, '''''ees'
Nov. %. cids l6,
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4 orICE-By yirtue ofa deed of trust,

"a OIlCE.-By virtue ola deed Of trust o6.
' ecuted to the subscribers by certain Pc
'er Cashwe, and duly recorded in the clrrks
office OF the county court OF Amherst, bearing
date the 18Th day ofFebruary. 1921. ioi pnfpo-
ses IN said deed mentioned, We shall proceed on
Friday he 7th day OF December, next, if far, ii
not, the next fair day thereafter, by public ane.
ton, 20 sell the following property named in
said deed, TO viz certain tract or parcel 81
land, lying aud being in the county OF Amherst.
adjoining the lands of Thos Higr mbollam ana
others, containing iour or five hundred acres.
Also, the following Slaves viz Toe boy abous
nineteep, Sarah and her two chill ren. England
aud his wife, Patient ana Rowland boy to-
gether with the increase of tie females, stock
of horses cattle and plantation utensils. acting
as trusters will convey such title as is vested
ia US BY said deed.
T Il Si p rnrfe.lrH. Trustees.
Nov %. IDS 10,
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eAoK SALE-My House and Lot, adjoining
q the property of Mathew Brown, in the
own of Lynchburg. bargain may be had by
application to the subscriber.
HENRY MEREDITH.
July go. t.tslU2
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TRUST -AIlII.

ND virtue 81 8 several deeds ofirnst. executed
- by VIM. Porter, the county otRoekbridee.
the hi,t TO {. +. Dornan dated the 6lh day OF
May lSlS-the second 10 the same. dated ihs
1th day Of August lslS--and the thnd IN said
G, +. DormHn and WIN. Wilson dated the luth
OF October 1921, all for the purpose ofseeufinr
cerirlu sums OF money therein mentioned, due
10 john kobiuson.--~e viii on snInfday hn
22nd day ct December next, before tic door OF
the Eagle Tavern, in the town i Lexington.
pa nose 10 uublic sale
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MhW AluSIC.-The subscriber has again
Iss me pleasure of iniormr the Ladies of
eoao9rg aud its vicinity that he has lately re-
vol utect from Philadelphia, large and
hrao ~lec,ed assortment of NEW MUSIC, en-.
VIM all the new pieces up to this time
eai CALL" le hopes they will do him the favour to
70 ano purchase, as he is determined to sell We
D. as "-out he is sorry to he under the neces.i.
no, W"''ornng the Ladies that hereafter he can.
yi,a "'9" mem to exchange their music after ma.
Am s'''cted THE Gives this notice that M ,er.
-" may be disappointed. - pe''
Aug,s, 90 ABRAM r. NORTH.
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pplyrED AID PUBLISHED ny
-uA1 FLETCHER q Rltli. -. loLth
t''' publishers Of The Lacs Of The UR'on.

..,,. selni- Weekly Paper, at 81, and the Weehl1
y :, "a nrr annnm, payable IN ri'ahee--No sui
.oa soSoed for c,' 'f '9h ha ' d, @G
sfi u" rl1,,r., NATL all arrearages are P1ld.
81 ~. I,,,..,ientS will he inserted at 80 cents per
- - 10, the first tune, aud - ~ cent Tor rHch
a. t,se Those from a distance must be pad Tor
so' =, their Insertion, or the payment assumed ny
pre-. ~, ,ss., "a person in Lynchburg.
cb,ncery Orders not exceeding two squares are in
I'D for sx dollars
An letters addressed TO tho Editors must be posi-
: a, they will not be attended to-
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- PIN. - on Boston, Providence, New York
and R;cb," "He'phia, Baltimore, Washington Civ.
olasers ,o,'''' va for sale in sums to sun pur
E,chano' CO.. small premium at the Lottery and
Lyncbh9e. olhee Of 5. Il NJ. ALLEN L. co,
staken ., 81 ,h ~nere all kinds of uncurrent money
LILY 10. ''"e '' 'a'es OF discount
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English French India aud Domestic
WhOicsaie and Retaii Hare Hsuse.
ANDREWS d. BROTHERS

Are now prepared 10 ohei their friends and
the public in general, N addition 10 lhen stoel,
on hand, large and valuable assortment OF
fresh imported
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Cornlsh's Remedy for the Piles.

= DllE Meiic,ae nov offered 70 the public,
l. is one which has been fully suhjeete
TO The infallible test ot experience 8nd in e
verp Instance whore il has been iitrl tried,
il has b en- attended with the moet complete
success. In some ei the cases, the patients
had been lahoring under The disease Tor wears,
aud during that period had received the best
medical advice, and had even undergone a
pa inful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. Ii is not Qike those usually ad-
yertised,) offered as a certain cure for long
analogue of diseases, but those afflicted with
this complaint, for which alone it is recon
nended. may rely with confidence upon Oh
aiming relief, even in its worst forms, in a
short time, and they themselves are the hest
Judges of the importance Of such remedy 49,
Price 30 cents per box, with directions sign
Il by the proprietor.
che subscriber is appointed Agent for the
ale of the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Nov ~
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NN OIlCE.-All persons ha,ing claims a.
~ gainst ihr ESTATE of the llie a linn 4.
kcr, wIil plcUsc present them wlfonf fher
delay, rs the estate Is about 10 be cIosrd And
those Indebted, make payment
DANIEL STkAITON. Exh.
OF WIN, Walker. aee d
Nov % en- IN
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FALL and Vi inter Goods,

rail- and " inter Goods,
purchased by their ,euior partner al Sew York,
at great sacrifices ior cash, ais1 mauy articles
imported 10y their aouse at Philadeiphin eX-
pressly for this market which they viii sell AT
much lower puces than have heretofore been
called cheap
~ They have marked all their goods with
the lowest possible prices, which they vii always
ask At first, and which tisey mlneyer#lu the least
leviale from they make TINS notice pnb Tor III
information Of those that wish 10 favour thrm
with their custom. BY this mode ,thpsa Ina wlsu
to purchase, will get equally low by order ds II
personally applied for.
Persons wishing 10 purchase ans artiee viii
find it much to their advantage to call at thslr
cash store, where goods are sold to Town aud
Country customers AT the same price
They Will rcmarS their stock will bc kept up
10y weekly arrivals, which will enable thrm 10
have the latest aud most admired fashions %
Staple S' Fancy Dry Goods,
Comprising nearly every article OF useful goods
such as,
Broad Cloths &; Cassuneres,
Cassinetts & Sauinetts,
Coloured Plans,
Rose & Point Blankets,
Fanncs Il Bal2es,
Bomba2etts,
Striped d. Plain Linzys,
Ve,tmgs, assorted,
Bed Ilckings,
IRISH Linens x Lawns,
Black Il Coloured Silks,
Fancy Silk Shawls Il Hdkf
Tortoise Shell luck and side Combs,
Grape Leases n aaulas.
l,Ish Sheetlng A Pahla Linens
Plaid and striped Nuhns.
Silk ~ Co ton VeIyets,
Kid SILK and Beaver & owes,
Sewing ~ loss opoo. Cottons
Rbbands and rlngts,
ThnnbIes & Ladies Wallets,
Black and Cold Canbrics,
Plaids and Checks.
Iitklnghurgs,
Book Muslins,
Osnaburgs very stout1
Cotton Cloths,
Swiss Musllns,
CuCasSIan PIaids,
CaIiCoe Prints,
LaceS aud Edgngs,
Cambrics and Nuslins,
Merlnu nd Cashmere ShnNis,
Lace and Gauze Wells,
Crane and Muslin Robes,
Belt Rlbbands.
Bphbnctt BaCes,
silk Cotton aud Worstpd Hosiery.
Linen Cambria lIds.
Italian and { uton Cranes,
Jaconcl and Null Muslns,
Superior Black LPYantne,
Tapes, Cords aud Bobbns,
Needles and Pins.
Silk Buttons and Scissors,
Lcshorn aud Straw Bonnets,
Together with number of other articles in
the Dry Goods line, too numerous to enumerate.
E,,n nnJ NNnnl HIT,
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IL :. w NUs C.

M UOk blNDERY The subscriber has loie
- ~ procured an additional first raie Boook
Binder, which enables him 10 do nil work, in
that lime, with ueatness and dispatch lie has
received dW'ci nom Philadelphia, very large
supply OF paper OF very Superior quality. which
enables him to do any kind OF blank Uofk M q
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, aud the pub.
lie generally mny rely on having amy work or
dercd OF me- faithfully done and made out Of the
best materials aud AZ very low prices. Persons
wishing books bound are requested To bring them
forward immediately rs | am somew hal al leis-
IRE aud can do them much better than when 4
am pushed with work, The public are further
informed that bind books AT much lower prices
than they ever were known to hr done at IN this
dart of the country, and IN mucl more SUPER,
OF manner ADRIAN H. NORTH.
Feb y t.o3
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Nan STRAIT, Lyiehb,ug,
p 5 constantly receving fresh supplies Of Drugs
l Medicines, surgical instruments, Paints
Oils. Dye-stufs, Periamery, &c &c
All ofwhich may be had ON the most reason
able terms. June D.
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IElOR REM that desirable Two story
y House, with good garden attached, J
at present in the occupancy of Mr. john
Webh, adjoining The residence OF Mrs. JOIN,
WHAT, on First Street Also,
The House at present occupied by Mr.. A.
lewis as Gun Smith hop, opposite The
Franklin Hotel Possession of either can he
lad the list December.
GEO. WHITLOCKE.
Nov. 6, tWis23
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KIVEK LOW GRuUND.

There is on this tract in addition to III 4 nai
Improvements, u GBIS1 Il SAW MIL The
terus vii Toe made Known ON the day ri sale -
The title ot the above property IS lnquestona
bic; but acting as Trustees We will convey on
y such title ms IS vested in US by sad df ii
C.. + D0RMAN I IT,.
VIM. WILSON, ! 1'ua'e'''
November -. ctdeI0
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A ract of Land,

River, aud on which said Porter now rfsidea
containing about loo acres portion VI j. .ei.
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Fur and Wool Hats.
HARDWARE.

L UT anu w UUI HAS.
HARD WARE.
Nearly every description Of Hardware.
EARTHEN AND GLASS WARE.
They have on hand large assortment of Ear.
then and Glass Nare.whch is onerd cheap.
SHOES.
Ladies' Gentemens' and Chidrens' shoes at
low prices.
GROCERIES.
An extensive assortment of Groceries /; also,
Cotton aud Wool Cards
They have opened at their room back of their
store on Main Street, large assortment OF
made Clothing which Will be disposed Oh at pr.
ces worthy of attention.
Sent 00 cts7
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NOV. %
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-09
NC. a.


to do it, must incur her most serious ,>rlca sire
determined, how ever, to risk the attcmit. ant
seating myself by the table, seized the pcu IN
despair, dipped II in the stand, ana urniu. M
eye, lnot III 'f1f FRENZY roi}mg towards thr
crilin% hc--t-f IL; ;lH a.. va - ..,.,s ~,
'liu) ellu>pon--s ud4.nly my missing, were inc
ruptcd. The whole family were IN busy uproar
all engaged IN cleaning and decorating the
house. Some were hanging new curtains Of ia
mask over the WinluWs->Gmc T. .u!atinG the
glasses upon a well loaded >ilri,onrd--eome re
plenshIng Tie flower pots Wlh wntcr and fresh
roses. and Fanny's youngest >is'cr was fanta@
ticaily ornamcn,ing pair of plated candlestick,
with paper leaves. The Iurke, carpet was
moved and the floor dry rn}hcd--aad ndec .
all Ihc preparations usually made Ter dancing
party were going on. and apparently for that
purpose thought 50 then prescutly ser
Want 4irl came IN bearing a bundle Of cvcr@Iccns
with which She commenced decorating the man
lie piece, and thcn proceeded to a large mirror
that h4M. the opposite wall in such position
f. me chat Il rejected TO my VIC" the image of
FANNY, As She cilncd on the sofa. in thought
itl and I"n-:,c mauurr Her countenaucc Is
Frequently Hinged with Ill., 1t melancholy. tat
aog it wore a deep gloom. certainly h3H Nc
yer seen her beautiful face % ciouHru ~ So,
ur~s before. It was pale her ry, polrcd u]i,
oil tie floor -eh" rapIcarrl distracted m i'r
mind. III -" tJs ," ',,'t''- q. ,.',t ,ts .t,,ll
on, until the scrl ant uquIcd Of hel # sac u.
tended to have the waits Of the room tc-tooned
with the vines. " DO 4s]you please. She piled.
and rising from her seat. ~lc left the room, wilI.
a tear rs titan@Et. qIurerlug III her soft blue
rIr. What was Iii" cause Of al thiS was al d
loss TO con lecture | inquired Of thr r},tttl--her
answer was dagger 20 nv heart d lGIer tiaa
tnr ,erpent's tooth. Twas more than NY n:
,nrc could sustaln--my brain died. aud f.!
n,rnsblv on the floor. How long remained
IN that situation, know not >uddcnly | VS.
aroused by the entrance OF t,l rou..~ gentle
man. Of handsome department, anG sileLdI,.i1
alfred. With ." broad felicity of face, hr,pe1 Az
inc light mind and happy heait lt"a> for
his coming that all these preparations were made
for he was nv rival, who was that very I!@!st
unknown to me, to be married To tn" t;.W FANNY
Prompted nv desperation, | rushed iEnpctuous
on his throat: the william frd. He WAS nay
friend We were born in The same vlln-e-
educated at the same ,thool-and had been III
innate from our toyis!i days "rrc lima IL
my hearts core and not a circumstance had
ever transp!red until the present occurrence. to
weaken the band of friendship t!lrt u1ilcd y e
gcthcr OF ali my old Irien Is, l." wa, the OIL:
one to whom ever impaired IT," secret II ny
attachment to Fanny He abused that COM
dence. to supp!ant m" in herati'.ctlon. Andnr
bow in degrading and hs',ntiI.tIn. Tr,ig1n'lau
To The wrong No rl' ~ 4 NC perch. Crr
ed hr the coward W!t,>. ann t.,ul,c's In 1 lus'
revenge. With lm}rrca'lcu~ ohn,l avail hrat
fed tie habatt0a.
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