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last. What slaughter has ensued
What changes have b~en Ell. cted by il.
Respecting renew al .f the engage
men'. repeat my hope that il wiIl no,
be- attempted. Several If the ellices.
Of the Garde Royale who fought On
Wednesday, have resigned their com
missions; amongst others Cont n
think Latoar du Pin, giving a. hi.
reason his objection to fight against
hrs oountrymen. if this example br
widely initiated, the affair will end
without further bloodshed; If not, the
contemplation 10 too horrible TO be en-.
tertsiaed fur . moment.
The shops are still very generally
closed, notwithstanding the prociams-
ton Of the municipality. As you may
suppose. much distress would be felt
by the people (being all unemployed
had not arrangements been made for
their subsistence. The families re-
quiring aid receive bread and other
provisions. The men on duty, in like
manner, receive bread, cheese, meat,
and wine, which the different parties
parade through the streets, preceded
The order that prevails reflects
upon the people and their chiefs the
highest honor. The National Guard
will have im,uortaiized itaeif by its
exemplary conduct IN protecting per-
sons and property from possible iniu-
~. To the credit Of the PaTisians be
il known, that, amid all their excite.
ment. no foreigner has been insuited !;
but | sboald exhaust all terms Of eolo-
gy were 10 dwell muoh upon the VA
Tor Of the French during the combat.
and their excellent conduct when even
flushed with victory over an obstinate
and brave enemv.
Money is not to be had. The mo-
ney changers have all Disappeared, SO
that foreign coin. or securities, cannot
be turned into French specie.
On the evening of Wednesday an
eagle (of one Of Napoleon's old regi-
ments,) was mounted over the trium-
phal arch in the Place du Carousel, tn
gether with the tri-coloured flag. The
flag remains, but the eagle has been
taken down. The tri-coisured cock
ade, or breast-knot. is general, not on
~ among the French, but Russians,
English, Germans, Danes, and other
Foreigners
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We can state, upon the most posi-
i've authority, says the London Court
Journal OF the ed August, that the Brl
i,sh Cabinct, at the Council held on
Thursday, resolved 10 express to tho
french Government, through our Am
oassador at Paris, it's regret and dissa.
!isisction at the course taken by Prince
PolIsnsc, with respect to the abolition
OF the liberty Of the press and the con
st'tutional right Of election.
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The sn1sfsunee Of rae nescs a. receicfd
by the third sad iafea express which
arriUed tn London on Monday fks I'd
uiiinso. IL 10 eepisd FROM fhs Ssrs q
the srsning Of chat dag -
A third express has been received
from Paris. Asfar as the intelligence
has been suffered to trsnspire, ~e are
informed that the tyrant king had sb.
Dictated in favor of the Duke de Bor-
deaux that the Duke of Orleans had
been declared Regent, or, ~ others
have il. king; that Charles X and the
royal family had set ont for Rheims ;
and thst Prince Pclisnae bad been
compelled 20 surrender TO General
Lafayette. The troops Of the line at
Lyons, at Lisle, 1t Eouen, Ut Havre,
and generally throughout the depart.
ments, had joined the citizens. This
express ieft Paris on Saturday night, at
which time the Provisional Government
vas most successfully exerting itself
20 restore order, and the city was gene
rally resuming its tranquil appearance,
though the greatest eRthusiasm pre-
vailed. a deputation from Lisle had
arrived at Paris. Offering 5000 men, II
needed. a deputation from Lyons
was also stated to be on the way 10
Paris. AT Aiarseillcs the Inhabitants
aud military had universally risen q.
gainst the Government Of Chsles Y.
The Marseiileis hymn WAS chantrd in
the sfreets, and force was organizing
to resist any attempt Of the tyrant.
The Provisional Government Of Paris
was about To srad two thousand men
towards Calais. and on the arrival oil
the expected quotas from the provin-
css, other bodies would be despatched
in different directions. One general
feeling is said to animate the French
people. and they are not more distin
guished by the heroism with which
they have asserted their liberties, than
by the avoidance OF all anarchy and
plumber during the strongest excite.
ment.
The accounts from Marseillcs state
that information had arrived there oil
there having arisen scontents among
the French troops at Algiers. II wa.
said that 10000 had been ordered
home. The convicts at Toulon had
attempted to escape but were prevent
ed. In MsrseiIIes great exciteme nt
prevailed, and the Marseilleis hymr
had been sung in the open street witt
cheers Of down with the Bourbous-
tong live liberty! At Lisle, Nismes
Asignon. and other places, the Nation
al Guard has taken up arms in favor o
the people.
Ii IS proper TO state, that there was
at the breaking out Of this Revolution
no organized National Guard Tn,
National Guard. uniformed Militia
was disbanded about three years ago
by order Of Louis 18th; but the ma
teria's remained, il spontaneously re
organized on the breaking out Of tn,
recent events, and General LArAY
ETrE, its old commander in the yea
1871, was again called to the com
mand. The Guards or sGarde d,
Corps or Kings Body Guard, men
toned above, consisted Of about go. OOt
men, n small portion Of which wer,
Swiss. The Regiments Of the line,
referred tn, were other regular regi
ments stationed in the city. The Gen
darmes' are also regular soldiers
Nat. Int.
. LONDON. ACG.
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Ihe Engiish Harrea andihe NayEe,.
There appears 10 have been no sulTi-
Gent cause for the excitement in the
Flour market, consequent en The pre-
vlous late arrivals from England
ihers had been a few DAYS Of bad
weather shortly before the commence.
ment o. the harvest in England, and
'nis had created q momeBtsry panic.
which reacted on the marker Of tbi.
country. But the weather changed "a
vefably, and az the latest dates. there
was fair prospect Of . good harvest
n All parts os the Kingdom. Account.
from Liverpool TO the Sd August. state
mat during the last two dsys the de
mand Tor Cotton bad been limited
There bad been no Teduct ton IN br,ee.
however, beyond what 10 usually con
sequeLt on a dull market. AIettet
from Liverpool. dated August 9, men,
tons that 500 bbIs. If nour in bond
had been sold that dsy II sos; and
That some large Purchases would be
made 81 % 20 9os. Il impOTfsrs 1ouid
give way, Which a. present they do not
seem inclined TO do" There area
bout 10000 barrels Of flour 10 bond .,
that port. Cotton vas represented =
N 'boderaie demand, and ,hs sales
the day veFe about $500 bags AZ la
~eeAs rates Bah. Pat
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he following appears 10 be the We.
y 'ates, oI The news from Paris, where,
y will be seep, all was already tran.
qnil -"
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LONDON, AUG. g.
FLIGHT OF THE KING OF FRANCE.
Courier office. s o'cIock.-An Eek
press has arrived from Paris with the
following information
Paris Saturday Evening
All Is tranquil here. The gates Of
the city are open. and tbe streets,
which bad been tern up by the popu.
lace, with the intention Of throwing
The stones from the tops Of the bous es
upon the military, sre repairing.
The King Of France has fled 10
Nantes, accompanied by the Duke de
bordeaux and other members of the
Royal Family. They have carried Of
with them the Crown and all the Jew.
els.
They will there wait for the Ex.
Ministers, when il will be- dec isled
whether they wilt proceed TO Germany
or 20 England.
Such Of the Swiss Guard who had
survived the carnage have forsaken
the King
Another account states that the
King Is gone 20 Rheims.
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AFFAR AT HAvRE.
From me Portsmouth, Herald.

The followisg Interesting partiru-
lars relative To the late extraordinsry
measures saich have been adopted in
France, ws have been enabled to col
leet ffom an Intelligent friend, Who lief,
HaSre on Wednesday evening last
The usual hour tive o'clock for the
HsSre packet to start had arrived. but
owing 10 the confusion and agitation
which prevailed in every department,
Mr.. Weeks. the proprietor, was una
ole to obtain permission Ia cona awaV
~ that hour. Several times he made
intellectual attempts to procure leave.
bot which he was unable To do be(o,e
three O'Clock. This delay gave the
passengers an opportunity of witness.
ing some Of the effects Of that excite.
'neBi, which vas every moment as,u.
ming fresh symptoms Of violence
The quay from whence the pscket
starts commands q view oG psint,ne
establishment, the source Of the Havrs
Journal. and At half past two o'clock
he attention Of the passengers vas ar. |
'esied BY great appearance e unu
ual hustle on shore and BY Abe ire.
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with the u.oder.tr desire Of their sub
iee,s. With the consequences ct this
snfa,ustioa in the one case, We are
we'll seqssintrd. A few weeks, or
perhaps days, nsy sbew ~ not dis
similar resuit 10 the other.
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u,
ave and able 10 beat body of ffeen thousand armed
troops, inferior in arms, discipline and courage
none in the worlds The fact is amos. incredible.
Certainly VI they do not deserve tho name of tho
Romans to tho same honorable appclation
i trust they will determine to have a republic.
The Duke OF Orleans may be better than Charles y.
but after oil he IS Bourboun, and mono of that
public is the only form OF Government worthy of tho
great nation"
France hath ,uicc too wei been taught
The moral lesson dearly bought,
Her safety sits a throne
With Capct or Napoleon.
IL Is true very name of Republic will bring
down the Allied vengeance upon them But recov-
cred from tho shack of former wars, possessing I'M
heard OF resources and animate cd by the love of lib
erty, she 10 able To meet the world in arms. What
may We not expect from the energy of nation capa-
bic performing such ests witnessed at Paris
on tho 10th July. She can at any time send Quo
million Of men int the field! and if these are an
ina ed by the spirit of 1890, the combined power of
Europe will be unable TO cope with them. True
they were beaten before But it was not until
the very elements rose arms against them The
Spirit of liberty too had been greatly dsmpcd if not
entirely ex,inguished by The imperial despotism 1t
the Same host which desolGted France in 1914, had
made n similar attempt in 1890, they would have
been exterminatcd with much ease as the Iocusts
of Egypt Were swept into the Red Sea by the breath
of the Almighty. cannot close nv letter without,
transebng the following beautiful lines of Lord By
ron, Whlch seem 20 have been dictated by spirit
prophecy
. "Ne DO thee Waterloo
Though Freedoms blood thy plains UcJew:
There twas shed, bat sunk:
Rising from each CORY trunk
Like the water spout from ocean,
With strong and growing motion,
IL scars and minges the air
With that of LOST LaherdncTc;
With that of hun whose konored crave
Contains the "bTavest of the brave"
cr'S.son cloud IT spreads and glows,
BGt shall return 10 whence IL rose
When IT'S full, tw III burst asunder;
Never yet was heard such thunder
AS theu shall shake the world asuudcJ:
Never yet was seen such lightning
DER heaven she'll be Frightening,
Like the Norwood OF old.
By the sainted fOre,old
ShoNeTiHg down Gerry food,
Tuning rivers into blood
Aud again, after lanenting ovor the fallen glerics
of France, he continues
But the heart and The mind
AUD the voice of mankind
Shn! arse u communion,
And who shall resis, that proud union
The timo has past when swords subducL.
Man NAV de-ihe soul's renewed.
Even III this low world ofcare
Frfclom neer sla.. an heir:
Millions breathe hat to inherit
Her forever bounding spirit
bhen once her hosts assemble.
Iyrants shall believe and iremb!e
Smile heyat this idle thTear5
Tears Of blood shall follow vet.
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HAIRLESS
Balsamic Liquid Extract.

For The cure Of Colds, Consu,npfions, &c.
Vp>HiS preparation is perfectly mid and
u harmless, and rarely fails TO cure the
most obstinate cases Of colds, esthmss
hoarseness, splitting OF blood. end consump.
lions The proprietor hes used il In n mum.
Der OF cases within tie last six months, with.
out failing TO produce, but In one instance
The most ssiuisvy aud beneficial efect-
The following case will show its virtues: A
young man soout the eye Of twenty, was nj
tackled With q violent cold. which threw him
into severe pulmonar affection. lie made
use OF various remedies with little or no ef.
feet His strength rapidly deciined-his
bresihine bscsme difficult and isborious, at.
isnded vith short dry cough, end pain IA
bis breast. He continued to grow worse !;
and when his friends expected every mo.
ment the melancholy scene would be closed,
he made use o. some Of this Balsamic pre-
parstien. His cough soon became relieved;
the pain left his breast, aud in Q short time
he was entirely restored 60 health. The
dose OF this preparation is n tea spoonful
twice Gay. u IS better TO take il in q vine
glass fun Of slippery elm tea or gum arabic
water
sCeThe above Extract can be obtained
OF the Charlestoen Book end Apothecary
Store LINES RROUN
July 1850.
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Valuable TAVERN STAND
EOR REHT

WILL RENT. for term Of from one 10
= three years, that valuable and welI.knovn
TAVERN in Cbarlestown, Jefferson county.
Virginia, formerly occupied for many years by
Henry fisins' and AZ present in my posses.
son The town run passes through the lot,
a"o wen OF water. with good pump in H..
Is situated st the door. The water I, onr.
and cool. aud equal TO any in the union The
ground attached. embraces . square of two
-cres-snihc'en', with good manage mel nj, to
supply The table with vegetables
ibe house Is very eommodious and Gem.
fortsbis. containing nine good rooms, and has
al necessary appeodsges. The Stsbliop is
also good.
An examination OF the premises will fully
snow The advantages. A reasonable rent " III
he taken, and possession given. IL reo,;,.d
on the 10Th of October next.
Aug. IL. 1850
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1Dee % Me Chesopeoie and Ohio Canal Co
" AsHiSGToS, JULI %, 1850.
OIiCE Is hereby given, that an install.
4 mtnt OF two dollars and Fifty cents per
shAre being the 18Th ins,slment) on every
snare of Stock ~ the Chesapeake aud Ohio O.
nal company, Is require 10 be paid on the 4,I,
DAY oi October next; and further instalmer,
OF two dollars and fifty cents per share. The
ing the 18th instalmen,) on The third da, ol
November nexts which insisIu,, ats mus, he
PAID to The credit of Chesapeake and Ohm
Canal Company, 20 the Cashier, or Other n;
Ger OF either Of the following Banks. VIZ.
The Branoh Of the Bank Of the United STATE.
nj Washington.
The bank OF Washington, at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank If the uetropolis, do.
The Farmers aud AIec hAnies' Bank, at Geoty.
town.
The Bank Of Alexandra, at Alexandra.
The Bank Of Potomac, do
Tue Farmers Bank Of AlexandIris. do.
he Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra. do.
The hsgerstown Bank, in Hagersiou n. Md.
And The branch Ut the Valley Bank. IN
Cbsrles'owD. We.
The branch u the Valley Bank, in Leesburg.
We. -
ny order Of the President and directions,
JOHN y. INGI.E, CIryL
Ches. & Ollie Canal Con,
Angus, Z, ls30.-wt3N.
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lind Rich Ribbdnds. at CLeopsi.j,.
June IS, 1850.

ind Rich Ribbdnds. al CLeopsisie.
M r. have just received two entire
w Gases Of Leghorn Flats. lchean
er than We have ever had the arhcir
which We are selling rapidly at from 81 -
TO s. for super quality
Also. 100 beautiful quality .Narar;no
Bornefs, at from 25 o. - cents each /,
dies wanting either sort Of bonnet. woUi!
study iheir best interest by calling ant \.
aiming th's large and hsndsom. suruly
at our Store, IN Sh~pherdstow wher, ".
have received. within the la, few ~,
a large and general assortment Of f-,,v
and substantial SUMMER GOODS m
braeing each and every article required
for the season.
Only call and examine our Stocs .rJ
we are convinced that you cahlcr r.
being pleased with the variety and chm
ness Of the assortment,
IhOm0s {. Lime 4. &c.
Cheapside. June so
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Conrmis,ioner's Office. Chnriesfoun.

AUGUST 81, 1850.
THE parties interested in the sbovo-msn-
toned suit. rs well rs those having claims n
gainst jacob Bod-nhsmer. decd. (who ere
reqnested To exhibit thee, before me, law.
fully proven,) will please to take notice,
that ] have appointed Friduy the i5ih day Of
October merit. on which day I shall attend Of
my obce Aforesaid, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. for
the purpose OF carrying the above rccited
order OF court into effect. when and where
they are requested TO attend with the neces.
ssry proofs and documents to enable me TO
do 80. X. WORTIIINGTON,
sept. u 1880. Mas. Com.
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(y.oyi..fo,r,,. Jan, s.d- ,s7o

C1sariesiotr',. jane 22d. 1850.
H>IiE Stockholders OF the Harpers
Ferry. Chailesto~n and Smith
field Turnpike Company, are beIeby not
fed. that an insfalnent Of two dolls,, and
fifty cents per share Of the stock of .a,d
company (b~ing the LIST instalment) /, y.
quired 10 be paid ,oflumpbrey k,yc.E,q.
the Treasurer of The company. ca the Il,
day Of August next, and a further sum Of
two dollars aud fifty cents re' share he
ing the I'd ipstslrneni) ~ Ike manner on
the first day Of October neat
By older Of the Board Of Directors
ANDREW HUNTER. Sew
June IS. 1850.
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Uhofe Tickets s4-Raftes p cuoyfvssI.
To be drawn on the A, b, e. plan. The
holder of three tickets, one in each d,vi.,o,
Is certain Of one prize, and may draw four
Tickets tn he had in tho above Lottery, At
the Stores Of uessrs. Joseph l.. Russell 4 90
IaTpcrs-Ferry Of Nr o. q. Eaiy, smith
Held Of hesssN. Jcherson h Cleveland.
Chatles,own of MIR Charles IIsrper. sbrp
herds'own' and Mr.. Vim. sturm, Darkesville
Aug IS, 1880.
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vUYE again have tho pleasure Of inform
w ,ex .,vs cu.tc,ners snd the community
IL. general. that wc have received within .
few days. past. . handsome supply VI ui".-
susIly cheap GOODS. Posehassd D, our 4
G. Lane, with the utmost care. nj the h"c-
ton rooms and elsewhere. among when
may be found
Extra black and blue Cloths
Medium DO. do.
Superfne bottle green do.
Do. fancy olive do.
DO. steei mixt or Persons grey do.
Common Cloths Of various shades and colors
Super6ne black snd blue Cassimers
do. steel MKT do.
DO. 6rso do. do.
Roam CsssimcTes
Supesrns .ich French Prints, DO Enslish DO
DO. Amer,can do.
Oriental and Adrianople Musiins (for ladies'
dresses)
Coispsis and rich figured Pslmsrino
Pongees and Mandarin Silks
Rich gloss black Italian silks
Fancy erode todis Silk
Rich figured Mandarin do.
Sage and other color Gro.dc-Naps
IA and 3.4 rich stripe and plaid Cingbsms
New style painted Musiins,
Plain and figured jscon-tt Muslins
Irish Linen and Lawns, Linen Cambria
Do do. Handkerchief
Rich figured Bobbinett do Lace
Thread Lace and Edsiug
Scotch and Venetian Csrpeting
Cotton do. "a new artiele)
Bed ticking end p,sid Co,,ons, furniture do
Brown aud bIeachrd Muslinx.
3.4 and A. cotton Checks, "A linen do
rs IS 1914 linen table Diaper
Spun Cotton and candle Wick
Doubled snd twisted cotton Carpet Chains,
White and black cotton Hosiery
A large supply Of ladies' black Pruneli'
| Shoes
Ladies' black and white silk Hose
Black and white silk Gloves
Geotlemen's white, brown, and mkt cotton
Il half Hose. thread do
Needle worked 1orello Ca pes,
Figured bohbineu Caps and Cspes
A end Ga plain white and black Bobbine
French Muslins, bright colors
Green, pink, yellow and black "A Italian
| Grapes, black do FOR hat
Gentlemen's black Italian elk la n dkerchie +
Homemade fax aud fax and tow Linens
Russia Sheetings
German Dowiss aud Tieklingburg Linens
Marseiiles Silks aud Valencia Vesting
Very superior bisck Bombszines
She'll and mock she'll tuck and side Combs
Neck and long do
Frame, box and toilet Looking Glasses
Looking glass Plates extra Sc &c. SC.
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Mrs. Royal and me Lnued State,
bGnk.-it appears that this lady bas
net With rather a contemplate eecep.
ton AZ Nashville. add il ~ said, she
attributes u TO the influence Of the a i.
n''ed states Bank. No doubt-uo
doubt Sar0nah GeOrgiap.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY, Scr.

Ia the Count, Court, July Term, 1880.
Dsniei Snyder ConpLsIxASr.
TfiNians Bot!e,shomer, Margaret b.
denisonser. and Sarah Bodeaiion,er.
heirs of Jacob Bodenhamer. deed.
and the a6ore na~,ed jfIiiio,n Bodcn-
h1ner. as administrator Of said Ja-
cob Aositnhamer. deceased,
DEYENpAxTs.
IN CHANCERY.
TUNHIS cause came on To DC heard this 10Th
dsy Of July. 1890, upon the hill and an
swers fiird; aud was argued BY counsel; and
II sppcsriBg 10 the sstisfseiiOn of the eour,.
thai tho defendants have been regularly
served with subpoena moro than four
nths-Wbereupoh, the court doth I'D
Judge, order and decree, that Master Com
missioner worthing,on do settle and state
ths sdministrasion sccount Of wiiiism Bo-
denhsmcr, administrator OF Jacob Bode o.
bnmer, decd, showing What amount Of as.
sets came Into his hands, how disposed Of.
what remained 10 his hands un nd IN nisiered
and what amount OF such assets have been
applied TO the payment Of specially debts OF
said Jacob, binding his heirs: And also,
that he take an account as well or the debt
due TO the plaintiff ne OF all other debts out.
standing end due by the said Jacob. and
their dignity: And further, that he take an
account of the whole and snnual value oi
the real estate left by the said Jacob, in JEFF
fersop county, descended TO his said heirs
defendants: And other matters dee med per
uneni, SC; and report To this court,
A coPy-Arestc,
S. }. CRAMER, c. &c.
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NOTICE..

I>itE partnership heretofore exist.
Il ing under the name III JrrFrEso>
CLEVELAND. has been dissolved hv IN
inai consent. All persons ind, bred 20 ,,it
hrm' IN any manner. are requested 10
make immediate payment &" either the
partners. III Jefferson.
WIN. CLEVELAND
July IL, 1880.
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Change ef Opinion. In an address he fore
the Richmond IVA Temperance Society,
DIR. James Blair OF that city said:
Al ono period I believed, that an
individual who INDUCED in the use of
ardent spirits by the rule Of moLera-
ton, might be doing we'll by his exam
pie, while he who abstaised was doing
better. But it seems that whoever
makes use Of bit all, is by his influence
authorizing a multitude Of others to do
the same, most of whom will probably
sooner or later 60 to excess for it is
an undoub'ed fact. that all cases OF in
temperance result from the temperate
use Of spirit at .tirst-and verify in
these days Of temptation, whoever in =.
dulges in il, however moderate, knows
not whether he will have moral firm.
ness enough to hold out thus to the
end.