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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-23

Mn seorr u Fauqrisr moved an amend
men, to lho FIRST Resolution reported by the
Legislative COMMITTEE, ga insert after the word
- exclusively the words " aud Ia the Senate Ia
taxation exclusively :" TO make the whole iRes
olution read
i" Resoired, That, IN the superintendent ofre'
presenlalion IN the House Of Delegates, regard
shall he and 10 white population exclusively !
aud IL the Senate 90 taKht,on exclusively"
Mr.. LEIGH now mlved that the Commiiter
rise.
irose accordingly and thereupon thc House
adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-23
A CARD
T0 THE LADIES.
-u rHcS DETkSTg,e, from pptprsbt

va lakes the liberty oIiniorming the Ladlcs
of Lynchbutg and adjoining counties, that she
has taken the cotnmodious yelling house near
" opposite ,he Franklin Hotel, where she m.
tends carrying on the Man'us making bnsI
ness, in all its various branches. Having great
facilities OF oh ai.ing regularly (rum he Cities
of New York and Philadelphia the very latest
fashions she flaiters herself, from the attention
she will devote to the orders she may receive,
10 merit share of public patronage, aud supes-
Cede he necessity OF sending orders 10 distant
State or the City Of Richmond.
N. B. Orders from the country executed at
the shortest notice.
Braid Riding Dresses, of the latest fashion.
July 90. H9L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-23
CARR YAT,TS.

"A 'ahlhlf OF nice, strong and best finish
N ed Garry Ais, Tor sale low for cash by
WIN. BURD
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30

"If your highness, will follow me ] will
show you," answered the rustic.
"Keep by my stirrup them" exclaimed
Gonsalvo; I" and on the least symptom
that you mean to betray me / shall send a
bullet through your heart"
"Agreed," said our friend. Follow me,
Spaniards for swear by the word Of an
honest man and a Christian, az. well as by
the honor Of a gentleman, that the garrison
will offer YOU no injury"
He then placed himself by Gonsalvo's
stirrup, and followed by the troops, passed
throug several silent and deserted streets,
till at length, turning into narrow lane
he stopped before mean looking house,
and having prevailed on Gonsalvo to en-
ter, he led him into a small room where
lay his wife with her little boy beside her.
"Noble Generally" he said, pointing to
the former, "this is our garrison: and
this," he added, taking his son in his arms,
sis the reinforcement Of which told you"
Aware, now, ofthe real state Of matters,
the absurdity and cIeverneSs Of the trick
moved even Spanish gravity and Gonsalvo
gave free coarse TO his mirth. Then ia
; king off rich gold chain which decorated
his own person, he passed it round the neck
Of the infant.
Permit me to offer this mark of my es-
teem," he said good naturedly, I" for the
valiant garrison Of Ogersheim. BY the
hand of soldier, I envy you the posses
sion ofsuch a reinforcement; and you mus
let me present you with this purse Of gold
for the use Of the young recruit"
He then stopped down and kissed the
delighted mother and her boy, and quilted
the house, leaving the shepherd to boast
for many summer day and winter night
of the success Of his stratagem.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30
PnETRY.
FoR THE LIToHFIELD ENQUIRER.
TO THE MOON.

III XII MOONs
Thou art sailing proudly on, fair queeni
Six thousand years have rolPd
Since first in ethers blue serene
Vast seen thy car Of gold.
And though six thousand years have swept
Beneath thy courser's tread
They rush as proudly MS when first
Phe king Of day they fed.
Thou ct look'd on man as age on age
Have thunder'd DER his head;
At once he joined the Gestal band,
Then mouderd with the dead.
Thou st seen the conqueror's blood-bought fame
Vanish like morning dew,
And th' warrior leave the banners folds
To sleep beneath the Yew.
But though thou st liV'd six thousand years,
And shouldst six thousand more,
There III be an hour, when thy sapphire throne
Shall tade-and thy reign be DER.
Yes! for the Lord Of heaven aud earth,
Whl.cc.e ::'Eirono is 'yond the Aky.
Hath sworn, thu! sS", and moon, and stars,
In nolhingness shall die. SEDLEY
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30
RICHARD RONALSON,
New Store.

COWLES u co.
Haze Just receiued from NeW- York, at their neO
store on the North Basin, FGrmingtoM, the
following GOODS, all purchased 'Cith cash
,Oithin tsoo soeeks, at the IOscest prices viz.
1U 10 do. Imitation do.
90 do. New-England do.
40 bbls. American GIN
pipes Imperial Holland GIN
4 de-. and 90 bbls. first quality signette
BRANDY
do. Madeira WINE of the best
quality
do. Sicily do.
90 or. casks French Madeira do.
90 do. Malaga Sherry, (Loring Brandt
90 do. Sweet Malaga
40 bbls. American GIN
so hhds. West India MOLASSES
90 do. New. Orleans do.
so bags Sack SALT, fashion illed)
500 bushels Turks Island do.
500 do. Liverpool Ground do.
100 otis. COD FISH
MACKEREL in bbls. and 1-9 bbls.
SHAD do. No. 1 and 2, Saybrook In
spection
so chests Hyson Skin TEAS.
w. , 1"uns nyso" { oil fresh, 4 Of late
90 hhds. New. Orleans SUGAR
do. do. do. very low priced
10 boxes Loaf and Lump do.
so do. Bunch RAISINS
IS half boxes do. do.
80 80 0 So 3 by By 3 GLASS.
English GLASS, all sizes
80 bags COFFEE
Pepper; Pimento; Cassa; Nutmegs {;
Gloves
LorrilIard's SNUFF and TOBACCO,
at Manufacturers prices
Keg Tobacco; Rice; indigo; Pipes
Refined SALT PETRE
WHITE LEAD, ground and dry
CROME YELLOW
Shot; Chocolate; Bar Soap
Linseed OIL +; Spirits Turpentinc
so kegs Ginger; 10 bills. Pot Ash
s Ru:.is' IRON,
English, Of all sizes.
Band and Hoop do. 3; Nail Rods
s;S r., STEEL.
Cast and Wrought NAILS, all sizes
$50 bbls. superfne FLOUR
rs de. do. do. RYE
The above Goods " it'll many other articles
were purchased upon such terms as win ena-
BILE the holders to dispose Of them on as good
terms as can be purchased ut any store in the
State.
Farmington, July q. 1899. avs
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30
Ten Dollars Reward.
NOTICE.

TINE Court of Probate for the District OF
u Norfolk hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
Of the estate Of
JERUSHA SPALDING.
late Of Norfolk. in said district, deceased, 20
present their claims to the subscriber, execu-
tor to the last will aud testament Of said de-
ceased. All claims not presented within said
time win be deharred.
DUDLEY NORTON, Executor.
Norfolk, July 8, 1899, 6
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30

Rather than commit crime against the
people, better commit crime against SUI
perior officers. .....
I'm not afraid Of a steel weapon, but
fear bad mems mouths. I don't love pearls
nor gems, but love the simple heart Of a
child.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30
NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
THE Judge Of the Court of Probate for
Il the District of Litchfeld, hath limited
and allowed six months, from the date hereof,
for the creditors to the estate Of
JOHN MUNSON,
late of Lee, in the county of Berkshire, and
State of Massachusetts, deceased, represented
insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims:
andhas appointed Samuel Buel, Oliver Good
win, and Roger Cook, commissioners, to re-
ceive and axamine the same.
The subscribers, pursuant to the above ap-
Pointment, hereby give notice that they will
attend to the business of their said appoint
ment, at the dwelling house of Roger Cook.
IN said Litchfeld, on the lst day Of Septem-
Der. 1893, and on the 5th day Of January.
1880, at o'clock. T. M. on each OF said days.
SAMUEL BUEL, , rors,u:..
OLIVER GOODWIN. 60
ROGER COOK,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
Quested to make immediate payment 60
OLIVER GRISWOLD, Adm'r.
Litchfeld, July IS. 1899. 5
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30
TEACHING CHILDREN TO LIE.

My nearest neighbor, when resided in
Connecticut, was man moving in the or
binary walks Of life, and was q prudent,
careful, honest, and industrious husband
man. Being at certain time on some
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30
Groceries.

Frederick S. Parker f. Wtnthrop B. Smith
Have associated themselves in business
under the name and firm OF
PARKER & SMITH,
and have taken the Store. No. lS7 Chapes
Street, Bradley's Building, and will sell @ as
fair and reasonable terms at wholesale aud re"
tail as any store in this city. They have re.
Gently received and offer for sale
S0n Chests Hyson, Young HysOn, ana
~ Hyson Skin TEAS,
IS bags COFFEE,
10 do Pepper and Pimento,
10 kegs Tobacco,
3boxes Paper Tobacco,
so bags Shot,
10 barrels LUMP SUGAR,
10 hhds. ST. Croix and limitation RUM
pipes Holland GIN,
8 do Cognac BRANDY,
10 barrels American GIN,
G0 casks Lisbon and Colmenar WINE,
pipe Old Madeira WINE,
90 hhds. MOLASSES,
Is kegs Ginger,
40 bales Cassia,
90 bags BLOWN SALT,
Mayland's and Lorillard's SNUFF,
so casks Patent CUT NAILS,
1000 bushels ROCK SALT,
500 do American do.
-ALso-
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
DYE STUFFS
AND
Clothiers' Materials.
All Of which will he sold low, by
PARKER & SMITH.
NesO- Haven, July ID, 1899 S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30
TO THE PRINTERS OF THE UNITED
STATES.

nF late the prices Of all the materials used in ma
" king Printing Types, have been greatly reduced,
and the facility Of manufacturing greatly increased.
The subscriber therefore, has been induced to make
a proportional reduction in the prices, which, from
the first Of April have been stated in the annexed
list.
The character Of the Type made at this foundry is
well known to the Trade who are assured, that in re-
gard to the quality Of the metal, finish, and durability,
no deviation has been made.
He has on hand complete assortment and can sup.
ply any quantity short notice; he will be happy
TO receive the orders of his customers, which will
have immediate attention. Merchants who have or.
ders from abroad, can have Offices complete with
Presses, and every thing necessary for Printing Es
Enlistment, put up in the most perfect manner.
place in their papers few times, to receive pay.
ment, 81, in Type, or in the settlement Of their &C.
couLts. -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30

The Devils Sister.-A woman quarrel
ling with her husband told him she believed
il she was to die, he would marry the Dew
lis eldest daughter. "The law does not al.
low man tomarry two sisters" replied the
tender husband.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
sFtsv Ae Nsp- York Eseniuw Posf.
SPRING.


Tls lovely spring-the joyous Spring
Comes DER our cline srain: IS
a welcome to Rs blossominy,
its ffeet but smiling reign.
This morn a carol from the ynlc.
Light hearted, soft and free,
Canae fteighted ON the gentle gale,
Whispering Of Spuag to nrc.
The blessing of the showcry skies
Has fallen on the grove,
And peeping from their low disguise.
sec the flowers love;
Ile yellow, notified, crimson, bnre,
Their Thousand tints display,
And all OF balm and brillian, hue,
Meet In tlre fair array.
The south, the soath. the balmy south,
How breathes it o'er the heart,
Each foweret opcs its silken mouth>
And feels new fibrcs start:
IL gives life to dormant powcts,
Their letters Off it fiugs,
And bears away the laughing hours
More gaiIy on its wings
Now brightly giows the fteshend Sly,
The clouds are calmly blent,
Ff1tging their fleecy tapestry,
With golden garfishmeftt.
Itfe rills fow purer, and they fling
A gush of music out,
Whose cadence is, tits Spring It's SPRING,
His Spring my pulses shout.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
CONVENTION.

At meeting of large number Of the ci,lzdns OF
Amherst convened at the Courthouse agreeably 70
public notice, on Tuesday the 9lst April, 1929:
David 5. Garland, esq. called to the Chair and
Robert Pinsley appointed Secretary.
On motion, it was resolved, that the meeting now
proceed 10 the nomination OF suitable person from
TINS county, to be voted for to represent this district
IN Convention, in place Of Landon CabcI esu WHO
was heretofore nominated, but declines an election
Whcreupon, Lucas P Thompson, esq. beinq norn-
limited for that purpose the said nsmiaation Was ap
proved by the meeting.
Resolved, That Hudson NJ. Garland Isaac Ructxer
James z. Garland, VIM. Duncan, Hill Carter John
b. Duncan, WIN. Bourne, VIM billiard, James Pow
ell, Thomas Strange, Josiah Ellis, Ambrose Ruckcr.
Samuel NJ Garland, Robert Tinsley, Henry II. w ats
aud Edward A. Cabell, be appointed con,n,tton IN
correspond with the different persons in nomination
for Convention in this district to ascertain their sen
timens upon the subject and communicate them To
the citizens Of this county.
David 5. Garland, esq. having vacated the Chair.
Ambrose Rucker, esq. vas called upon, aud took il,
in his place.
Resolved, shatsho Editors Of newspapers in Lynch.
burg, Charlottesville and Richmond be reuuested 20
publish these proceedings
AMBROSE RUCKER.
Tct--RoBEhT TrNsDsY.
4, meeting Of a fey Of the citizens Of Henry and
Patrick, on the 9TH Of April 1923 1T Patrick Henry
70 those already nominated TO represent the peopo
Of tho District lcompOsed Of the counties Of Pitt
yvaDia, FraBklin, Patrick and Henry IN conventions
Wm u. Mills, Esq was called 10 the chair, and Grief
l.. Lampkin appoined Secry.
A committee was appointed 10 draft resolutions,
who retired, and in n short time returned with the
following, which were unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That Gen. John billiard hs recommend
ed to the people Of this District, as a fl person 20
represent theu in convention to meet in Oct. next
Resolved that IA committee be appointed 10 apprise
Gen. billiard Of the above resolution and slnuld he
consent serve, if elected, request hun 70 mako
known to the people Of said district, his sentiments
Capt. Jas. Staples and VIM East, Esqrs. were ap-
pOpted, who waited the General, and made known
to lGln the wishes Of the meeting and received his
assent to confofm to their earnest solicitations,
which being made known to the meeting, il was re-
solved, that these proceedings be forwarded to the
Editors Of the Virginan and Jcffcrsonian Rcpubli-
can, with a request that they be published.
WILLIAM F. MILLS, ChpirTnan
Gapg J.. J.SNpKIN. Sec'rv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
CITIZENS OF HE,.RIco.

|! Monday Is the day of the Convention Election
Meet early at the Polls. Turn out your whole
strength. long pull, and strong pull, agai,s, the
Williamsburg Caucus. MARSHALL, Robertson, Cyo,,-
fon Gnu Chaaoerto9ue, will serve YOU faithfully in
convention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

EScn tins secrecy, howeaer, iarcble aud fell as If
Is, cannot Jas, forever The former high priests of
summon nave suffered reverses, have been swept
OF oil their wealth, driven despair, and pprishcd
ny their own hands, and therefore the man who lives
upon the produce of his daily industry must be more
1aPPy, and may be more secure than Rothschld the
Jew, amid all his wealth and power. So much for
the very acme OF the remnant Of Jacob.
-e00-
Erodet Of ,ls3 from aaesica,r ia Pris dficd iom
,.,. March.
Walton enables Judge decidedly towards liberal sys
. anu the Co ga'sehs Of which there great probability
councils according to their views democracy
VIII oe nrny established In the country There indeed
notions OF equality AS ohe King he removed
OF inc people to excite hd ordinary feeling Of envy
"fou must have been surprised the hate change in En-,
a a on Tue catholic question I'm that an AmCaho
=" , % eSud no, be fond Wellington and fc were the
"snce have been in Paris Sorbon. has my con-
reached America. is indeed not little extraornary to see
two or three thousand persons flock hail. which equcns
DISCOURSE on philosophy and Gtcraure and such has
ereo the case during the whole winter the lectures Viii
ou ho' and possess f eminent the
ormer-f talent de Ia parole Tires or four S,enosraphcrs
and many thousand copies distributed throughout Pranrr
anch OF the enthusan results doubt, the persecution
Two oi the above named Professors experienced under
me Iieie ministry, by being suspended their
which they were only last spring restored great DEAL
pefTades the middle CLASSES IN France IN 4mieo,.
From the .Ntc York .4svescdr
neatly YEATS ago. Ct 81 H as E r She che rounds in the papers
days in one week, by crossing the opposite pe,;t -,
wch communicated American snsuaf
ithc KIND that had occurred 20 nenauey having made
y days III the month of February, of which wen, Sun
nys oy crossing the saine meridian have frequently
requested 10 account for it, and have found one who
dld not give 1t up" send you the solution.
sgn,srn hundred aud twenty four leap year, the
tst and last days of February Sundays there we're con-
seaucny 1--WE Sundays in tire mouth This circumstance usl
any occurs once IN twentyegh years; but consequence of
tue oeniura year % not being leap not taken
place Tor forty years before At the end of Sunday in Fe
eastward and as usual repeated the perng day reconcile
were SUNDAYS. u r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
RtcDtttotr0 gWtt4.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1870.

6 Yhe elections for Members of CONVENTION begin ON
onday-We en'rea friends throughout the State to send
MS Information Of the sh in er respective counties as
as possible.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

II IS sehtoned in the London report of late Anniversary
honr the Ancean Mnis,cs iu spcrch glanced at the
features III the policy of America and acknowledged
now much SD. indebted the parent county r her pro-
duced cries Of shear hearIr e fN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

Co',cnd'In Frt'dordGry-in American calculating hoy
was asked bantsng way, f pair of boots six do
lars, what will hat cost" He answered readily different
Pces and immediately proposed similar question If
bushnell Of coal cost 81 cents what Cord of wood come
to 81 don't know" said the gentleman sit will come 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
Ms. souihara has taken up his residences in fs,on.

VAIrEd Soorr.-The Grsssov Chronicle has sInu,,,t
paragraph on the subject of Sir Waller SCOTS title consi
The Editor ofha paper says ne feels assured that he has
himself had share in the composition novels
ana tacs commonly aserocd 10 that author He promises
bring forward in his number such proofs in support of this
neory from the style Of the works in question: compared with
a OF The leading articles of the Chronicle and Journal for
many years past shall place It's truth beyond the reach Of
! controversy 1880 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

" striking illustration Of tho position Ve Inve
elsewhere established, that the President regulated
in his appointments, either by dispOstion to rowd
hrs Immediate personal partzans, ar to punish bis
opponents or by both united is furnished in the case
Of the Buffaoe Collector. Mr.. Dox, the gentleman
pn''ted, by removal from the oolectorship Of that
Port, was an officer in the late war, and vOSmded In
the service-Mr. Barker the gentleman rewarded,
was that Elector, who in November 1924, gave tire
solitary vote which Gen. jackson got In tho New
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

More Female fshiScWe have from time TO time noticed
tne Hade by the ladies upon rights aud priv
Iegs the ordy They have last capped the cuIax
nelr enortie and reached the 'uima hu of their
gessions Two ladies' the French and the olh, German
lately qaeed at Stratsbus about young miniature painter
ne iaMer Is baroness-the former wife General of Diys
ION The German lady challenged her UNBELIEVABLE seconds
were apponted-and the parties belgeent met PISTOL hand
ne aiI herman insisted upon fighting uuzze muz1ebut
ue more prudent French woman stood for twenty
PAGES The word was given-'hre" and they did FIRE with
great nonSaiance, both at the moment, and bnh
missed eTenpon Germany became little exced and iusis
ed upon advancing and firing until the other should
td France demuned-dd not Ike tire plan a-was will
ing 10 Try another shot at twenty five PAGES was
approximations The seconds the
OF honor were satsed-took away the pistols put stay
IN further proceedings Before leaving ground France in
very handsome terms dcaned all pers1ual hostility, saying
she had thought due to her honor take shot will, the
German, but now that the affair end the lady was
welcome to the miniature painter whom she forbidden her
Preencs that very Uonng Thss Germany got the painter
and so ended this tragedy shat might hare ben" What VIII
the ladies do next IN Y Gamer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
"o6 NTH lis Aeud-so much for E..eki-~Gaup

--VW WIZ NJ VIII 20 0'VrV JOT I7'ItFIN8Hd1I"
The Telegraph ofthe lat date, brings on another
bloody list Of the prescribed Mr. Joromus John
son was member Of the last Congress. The Cen
erO has quito forgotten bis letter to tho Teunessrn
Legislature.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23
archibald Munro.
IT2W GOODS

ID OSE, light blue, French grey, brown
EO battiste for dresses.
Italian nc,--green, jet, blue, black, pur.
pie, brown, &c.
Rose, straw,ligh. blue ,Acrophane grapes
Black Italian, gros dc Nap, leyanGne,
Synchaw Silks.
Black Lace Wells.
Table linen of oil widths
Irish Linens, German g. Russia diapers
Rouen Cassineres, duilings, black last
ing, Circussinns,
Superior Suspenders, Gloves, hosiery,
English ginghams OF fashionable style,
Fine white gauze flannel,
A great sssortment Of muslin Capes and
Collars; fancy silk, gauze and burege hkfs
and Scarfs.
A great variety of Combs. linen cambric
hdkfs. &c.
Large black, scarlet and white merino
Shawls Of good quality and fashionable
borders. with great variety of smaller
size, to be sold at New York prices. The
above with great variety Of other Goods,
which are coming to hand almost daily from
New York, viii be sold at very low prices
JOHN L. TOWNSEND.
NAV 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23

she so mush loved, might reanimate low
cd one. from his eternal slumber. Now,
Ellen, if should die before you, that 10
what should want you to be 10 me--take
me out in the open air, and fling flowers
upon my breast Will yor2"
"Perhaps will, but you can't think Of
dying before me hope, Charles--thst
wouldn't be proper. 1t is not so polite for
girl to cry a. her lovers death as for 4
man at the death of one he loves. And
that is all the reason why wish you to
let me die first, because / should be much
eaoier in my grave, if thought you stood
by it crying"
"Ellen, that is all fol.de-rol. don't cal.
culate to die this fifty years; and don't
calculate you will"
"Ho! live fifty years-I cannot-"
"Ilush!--Ellen Fleming, you may live as
long as you please; but as long as you do
live, ] intend to love you with all my soul
Il do--how white your hand is--how you
blush no, Ellen'---
"Whst, Charlcs?'
"Wby, there's the minister, and there's
the church; and here are we."
swell, what OF that2"
81 want you to 60 with me to the minis.
ter's, while get him to go to church. It's
a week day, and I'd rathor be married on a
week day."
"Who are you going to be married to-"
"To you"
avery we'll"