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TRUSTEES SALE.

nf virtue OF deed Of trust executed
h to me on the asd OF Feb 1881. by Jo-
seph Deieplane, (which deed has been du-
~ recorded in the clerks office Of the
eouaty court Of JeGersou,) 20 secure the
payment Of = som Of money in said deed
mentioned. duo 10 Wm. Hayman, 1 win
sell. before the Court house door of JET.
ferson csuaty. on Mondsy the 18th day Of
March next. being court day. al the right,
title. interest. and claim Of said Dele plane.
IN and to a certain tract Of land situate in
Jefferson csunty. on Elk Branch Run.
centsiaisg 240 acres. more or less. being
his life estate in 40 undivided fourth share
OF the land OF which Samuel Hinkle died
seized and possessed.
Also, at the same time and place, will
sell, 20 the highest bidder. . quantity Of
Personal Property. consisting or two
Horses aud wagon--aiso, HE interest in
the slaves belonging to the estste Of Ssm'l
Hinkie, decsd--properiy conveyed to me
by deed Of trust from Joseph Delaplane.
70 secure sum OF money due 10 william
Hayman.
JOHN L. HINKLE, Trustee.
San. 90. 7832.-ts
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Frsu sAe .Nassnai Easessrneer Of March,

Fro~fhe .Nasenai Esseisgseer Of .akarehe
In the House Of Representative
yesterday, thers arose . discussion Of
fresh, deep, and universal interest. IL
took place upon the disposition 10 be
given to u Memorial. presented by Mr..
Adams, Of Massachusetts, from vast
number Of citizens Of the u. States,
residents of the City Of New York.
demonstrating against The violation OF
Treaties between the United States
and the Cherokee Nation Of Iudisus,
By the laws and judicial proceedings
Of the State Of Georgia. and against
the non execution Of the laws of the
United States by the Executive Of the
Union, and praying the Legislative &C.
ton Of Congress in relation thereto
Taken 10 connection with the highly
important decision Of the Saprems
Court on Saturday lsst. in reference to
the same subject, this Memorial en-
cited . sensation which may be a.
readily imagined as described.
The debate began almost as som ne
the house met, and continued until
. late hour in the day, when IL was
only checked by Q successful motion
for the previous Question. The BE.
morial was proposed By Dir. Adams "a
be referred to a select Committee. IN
the coarse Of the Debate . melton Vas
made 70 refer IL 20 a Committee Of the
Whole on the State Of the UaioR,
which took precedence Of tie motion
Of MF. Adams. That question again
was divided, and the question taken OF
the commitment simply Of the Memo
rial, which was decided in the afirma.
tive, At the close Of the debate, By 96
votes 10 %. The Committee Of lhe
Whole on the State OF the Union was
the Committee 20 which IL was 6nall ,
aent.
The fsllosise reu.art. Il Nr CLGxrss IN
Eise spesimea q tsis dcbssrs
Me. CLAvTor, of Georaia, nov said,
tha, " was DOT bis ihseniisn 20 oarr
any disrespect 90 the gentlemas who
introduced this nemOvial. ~ be be.
lIsved there Vas M one whs cherished
towards him q higher degree Of veae
ration; Jet he feli himself a liberty &.
cay. whsl be vas we'll eenviaeed a.
people Of his State woald say, yer.
they personally present. And thst " s
that she gentlsmea who had drawn o,
aod presented that memorial we're DO
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Sale of Valuable Property,



"JLL be offered. a. public sale, 10 the
w tighsss bidder. o. AsSday fAe 26fa
issfsat. n the rss;dsnes at the suhscsibes.
about four ui'ss north sf wiacbesaer,
End CoIts,
90 head Of csale-Hogs, sheep. In 6ne
order,
A 81 % Bisctsmi,hs rools. almost new,
Ploae6s. Hsssov, ssd Farming Usensils Of
all kinds,
Too Wagons aud Cart. neatly new
nsessks.
A creaA Of nise months viii Do given ON
III ssus over ten dolisrs. the purchaser Riy-
ine bond wstb approved security fcr sums
Of :nd uadef ten dolisrs. the cash will be re-
quired.
0 Al the same time and place. will be
offered for hire. until the 75th OF December
next. o. SIX young aud sc,ivs NEGROES,
csnsiciing of Men. Womep, Boys and Gisls |,
anoeg them. tolsssble good Blacksmith -
Bond and approved security will be required.
HENRY 0uNNELL.
March q I832.--ss
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INTERESTING SECRET HISTORY.

INTERESTING SECRET HISTORY.
The English periodical. Tor January are re-
eeived, and arc ss usual very interesting. Iuths
metropolitan is nm article, entitled Mr.. Canning
and the South American Repubiics, which en-
plains piece Of secret history in our Affairs we'll
worthy Of notice.
1t appears that Mr.. Canning, in his
dread lest the Holy Alliance might tri-
umph over the world, proposed TO our
Minister, MIR. Rush, an alliance between
the United States and Engi.nd, to eight,
II necessary, side by side against the
enemies of liberty! MIR. Rush COM
inundated the idea to his government,
and Mr.. Monroe consulted with the sa-
gacious Jefferson. After due deiibera-
ton, the message Of 1898 made its sp-
pesranee, in which vas the famous de-
claration, that If the powers Of Europe
attempted to interfere with the politics
OF this continent, the interference would
not be looked at swith indiGsrencen'
We, Of the U. States, have no idea Of
what interest Presidents message 10
regarded in Europe. We do not wish
to minister toour national vanity. " HIGH
is never slow in displaying itself,
when we assert that the statesmen ana
crowned heads Of Europe, are always
highly excited by the annual messages
OF our Presidents. Mr.. Bigeiow, an A
mefican traveller, was once in the
Mediterranean at some port frequeatea
by ships OF war, when one Of Mr. A.
dana excellent messages arrived. lie
decided tsne gave currency 20 an uni-
versal rumor, that we were about 10 20
70 war with ESgsSnd, and the officers
on the station actually began to pre-
pare themselves fw such an expected
event.
So in the case Of Mr.. Monroe's Mes
sage in 1898, il made q sensation, 10
produced an effect Of which we, not In
IN the state secrets, would not then
have credited. In the article before
as, there Is letter from Mr.. Brough-
am. the present Lord Chancellor. i'm
which he calls the message "a death
blow TO despotism in the new world,
and shake to IL in the DID," "a real
cordial to the friends Of liberty, dose
Of wormwood 10 its enemiss." Whe-
thee the holy allies viii now persist,
says he, remains to be seen.
II arrived at fortunate time, SAYS
another writer. and coupled uith the
refusal OF England 60 take part in .
congress, IL sigseiuaily put an end to
the project Of assembling one similar
TO that Of Vienna, &e."
ss.s's0uy SDu',y ar.
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INTENDING teremavs 10 the
III western country, ! will Offer, a.
public sale, on .moHdsy fAs asa instant.
(Mvch.) II my residsDeo within q mile
OF Shephefdsiown, the following proper
~, via:
Drsssbs Horses. Breed Mares, iona
with fosl by Eeiipss,)
Colts, Mich Cows. aad Hogs,
Two WsgOas, one OF which IL new.
Csrt-bassbesF and shevsl Pieughs,
GesFs Of diasrsas kipds,
A 6sst-Sate Wheat Fas,
A Psteot Cuttiag Boz,
A quality Of Hay.
Al Of the Grain ~ the grOuad,
About 5000 weight 81 Baeos,
beds and Bedding.
Handsome Mabogasy Tables,
Besesus--Desk and Book Case.
Chairs, Wash Stknds. SC &c
WIN Be offered for sale, at The same
ume, u not disposed % ~ private con
uaes, one Negro Woman aged - years.
'h = child ? years old. Alss. negro
boy years Old
Nine months credit viii be given on
~ SUMS Of IS add upwards; 90 sums
aoosF IS must be cash. The wheat IN
me grovnd will Be sold on q credit Of six
months bohds With approved seenFiiy
ulh be expected. Had 90 properly 70 bs
smsved untiI The terms Of ssis be eon-
piIsd With.
WILLIAMS DOUGLASS.
March !, is32.-st.
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Public Sale.

WILL b. sold, at the late resi-
w dence OF James nougherty, .de-
ceased. at HaEpefs- Ferry. on Saturday
das a4fh inst (.Msreh,) the personal pro-
perty OF said deceased. Consisting OF
Beds. Bedsteads and Bedding.
Three Walnut Tsbles-one Settee,
A dozen and bali or Chairs,
One Mahogany Bureau,
One do. Secreiary--a corner Cupboard,
Three Zsn-Piaf Stores,
And all The Household and Kitchen
Furniture;
Afirst-rate Rifles coed Fowlisg Piece,
An excellent Mich Cow,
4 variety Of Liquofs--a number oil
empty whisksy barrels. &c sc.
Tvuss q seis-Nin moaihs' credit
wili be given on al suEns Of and above
IS. the purchaser giving bosd with sp-
proved security; for smaller Sums. the
cash Will De reqsised.
g. A Negro Woman belonging TO The
estate, about % years Of age. who 10 an
excellent hand on farm, rs well as first
rate cook and washer. viii be cold NJ pub.
lie auction. before the Court house dso,
IN Chsriestown. on The ssh day Of March.
Terms made knswn On the day OF sale.
r. e. MecABE, .id,s'r
,ss!h lie viz aaaered II Jss. Dssgkevfy, ssc'd
March .. 1888.
g. Al persons having claims agsissl
tbs estate Of James Dougherty. deceased
will please present them. properly authen.
Heated, for settlement; ssd those indebtsc
TO the estate By account or otherwise, ara
rsqaesied 10 make immediate payment.
p. &. NccABE.
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.,LIFEB SUNNY spor.


Though life'sa DARK and thsruy path,
La gnoe De issue tpab,
II yet se0e apots a snsshise hsth,
Thst ssniles smidsl The gloom.
The ffieod Vito veal and 90 psrtakes,
unehsngsd Whsle or our loi,
Whs kindly sooshes the heart that aehcs--
IL sure susay spot.
The viz. Who half our Aurdess bears,
Aud utters MOI moan,
Whcse resdy hand wipes or our tesrs,
Undecided al her ovn,
Who treasures every kinxlly word,
Each hsrshcr one forgot,
Aud esrois hlithly a. bird
Shes too . SUNNY spo<.
. The child Who iifls n morn ssd eve.
In prayer its tiny voice,
Who gvicyes vhesss'cr lie purept, xr;eve.
And joys When they rejoice,
In vhose bright eve Young genius RlovsL
Whose heart without blot.
IL fresh and pure ~ Summers rose
That chiidsa sunny spot.
There's yet upon Iifes weary road,
One spot OF brighter glow,
Where sorrow half foryets its load,
And tears no icnger how:
Frienslship may wither, love decline,
osr child dishouor blot,
But ssili undimmed, that spot viii shine-
Religion lights that spot
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Mr.. WRIT.


correspondent Of the Portland Advertiser,
speaking Of the argum~nt delivered isss week be-
fore the Supreme Court of the United Ss,sss. By
Mr.. wrnT. In the Cherokee case, sayss--
Towards the close Of the srxu-
ment, however, MIR. Writ gave more
play TO his thoughts. Tie broke the
restraints Of technicsiities, and let
loose his feelings. ITO be or not TO
be, he cried, 10 the question between
the Cherokees aud GecrRis. Tho
Cherokess are struggling for existence;
the Georgians for their non-existence.
The Missionaries render 10 Cesar the
things that are Cesar's, aud TO God
the things that are Gods. To their
country they had given allegiance, and
they would not break il by giving allie
glance to Georgia. Their consciences
forbade them. Suffering At this very
moment the disgracful punishment Of
the Penitentiary with the prefligate,
the outesst, aud the couvicts Of Geor-
gia, like ST. Paul they appeal to Cesar.
They come TO this Court for redress AZ
the highest tribunal Of their country.
The question here is, whether tho
darkest days Of Christian persecution
are TO be renewed--days like those
when Nero and Domitian threw Chris
tians into the Circus TO be devoured
by wild beasts, or clothed them in skins
Of wild beasts TO be deveured by dogs,
as q spectacle for the vile aud deera-
ded Roman mob!'"
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FROM he New York .adrscdse.
PURITY OF HEART

r What 10 there, Ia this vide world,
Of 50 much value IS purity Of heart
indeed. 30 far as our social sffectious
are concerned, what are ali the charms
OF life without itf And where 10 Il
most predominant The answer is
plaiB---but, let Us not ourselves reply.
10 the play Of the Tempest, :" 10 an
inquiry made by Ferdinand Of Miranda
Wherefore weep you 20
Mirands replies:
" AZ mine rn~orthincss, that dare not offer
What desire % give, snd much less take,
What shall die 90 want; but this IL trifing,
Md sli the more u seeks 20 hide itself,
The bigger bulk O. elsows. Hesee bashfuf GINNING.
And prsssrs me pszia sod holy innceenee!
en- yoer wife. d goa wiil marry me;
You may deny mes but III be your servant.
Whether yon viii or no."
Here. then, IL the holy innocence,
the purity Of heart which 10 10 be found
in an nnsophisticated female bosom
how true 20 nature 10 the poet in his
portrait Of this richest Of tFeasures.--
How truly does he describe the inborr
Of Heavens first, best gif, to man.
-"Thst dare not offer
Whst desire 60 gives sad mach Ices take,
What shalt die 90 want"
Who that has koown the heart Of
lovely woman ere il has felt the blight
Of unrequiled love- that capnot bear
witness to itS pure and holy aspirations
With man, love 10 'an AFFAIR." il II
mingled with thousand worldly con.
sideratieus. Passion, pride aud cir
eumstsnce. combine 70 sningle their
alloy within his bosom. Calculation
are 70 be made--fortune, prospect, and
q thousand other emotions crowd q.
round his soul, when be first feels the
instinct Of his nature TO invite him q
the hymenial altar. In him, love 10 Z
business, or speeuistion--he weighs
aud thinks, and weighs and thinkI
agnin. True ~ may be his motives
they are entsngled, mixed up with
sensations that continually tend 10
break the charm chat glevs within The
temple of the god Of love- the female
bosom.
In woman. nature has made love Z
pure and holy Gre, en- inextinguisha.
BILE fame, that burns 90 az long &c thl
vital lamp remains. No rude passion
is sufking there, 90 pfOfaoe the altar
upon which she would offer up hes
soul q living and devoted victim. -
How often do We witness. not ia rea
life, lhe sbiding. the endearing alec
ton q the lovely martyr te some an.
reqoitsd stiashment--IiOw does
Coasealnsesi, Lac vorm IN he bod,
Feed on her dsuaask check"
And hos does she sink into the tomb
Like soHe beaatsoas lilly Of the val
ley,
i wssisg isrr ispgrsnes On ne dsssf' ar. A"
Hat sbose sll, how does the devoles
wife evioee the holy ptlneiple, which
having been once called fosth, can se
YER de! Ask tie man, who has bssI
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the spert Of fortune, whose life has
been embittered by the lose Of wealth,
% whose sexertions to regain il, No.
thing hss smiled. Ask tie married
man, who has the heart Of 40 affection
STE, loving, an endeared wife, to
comfort him, to shield hiu from the
worlds dread laugh, what il 10 that has
supported him amidst his severest triaii
Whore be has gone for the balm, that
healed his wounded spirit, when il hes
bean ready to sink under accumulated
woes; and his soul will be filed with
gratitude TO her, who has been his
guardian angel. whose uadiminished
love has hidden from him the distresscs
she has felt, and when her own bosom
has been the seat Of anguish indescri-
bable--has forgotten her intense dis
tress to smooth his brow. Thousands
Of iustances have existed, exist at thia
moment, snd while the holy influence
OF wounan's attachment shall continue,
more than tens Of thousands Of the
purest Of Gods creation will exist, "a
Lless the eare.wora souls of men.
Yet giddy sons Of mirth, who have
never felt the value Of such a treasure.
know that it abounds--but like the gold
Of the jewel Of the mine, it must be
sought for. To every one who shall
seek 10 the proper spirit, there will be
found some 'fairest daughter Of the
dawn who will. in the language Of her
heart say to him,
-"Hcnce bashful cunning,
And prompt me plain and holy innoeeneei
am your wife IL you will marry me-"
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Novef Rssding. mo young sumsr.
ried woman, says Jeremy Lewis, oush,
TO BE- permitted to read novel Of sfy
description. Had ! q daughter with I
heart Of ice, and u face - grim - the
lions head on an antique knocksr, che
should never pore over tale Of Isvs ID
make that ice smoke, or induce her q
believe thst her face was ~ Reod o.
her neighbours. Nature teaches ~ "a
sigh soon enough ia AZ conscience, with.
out our needing the bellows Of inasi.
nation to initiate the lungs premature.
".
Religious .tShoe.-The following singular no
tice We copy from southern paper:
K. Thompson, minisier and mission.
airy from ". York. being on disinfer.
esfed tour Of leeturing against al 0ro.
rieiot0 ministers and missionaries, We.
~ seriously invites the gentlemen OF
Wilmington to give him s7i cent,
each, for series Of lectures to be de
livered, with the appreciation Of the
Borough Council, in the town hall,
against Early Christianity agains,
believing the Gospel against al
religious worship, and in favor of the
Rights Of Women to have rs many
husbands as they please.
Ne,o ssdy TO get an office. late
Harrisburg paper relates an anecdote
worth repeating, a. il may afford new
light to Office seekers. in these days Of
Reform. An individual. in one OF the
Western counties of Pennsylvania,
had violent longing for the Office oil
Jostice Of the Peace, a boon in the
gift Of the Governor, and not apt, by
the way, 10 be dealt out with mig
gard hand. But in this case, the ap.
plicant unfortunately lacked charac.
ter at least. he was unable TO procure
the necessary recommendation, to his
exsellency. His documents were
not deemed sufficient, and he was dis.
appointed in his object. The appli.
cant, however. did not sgive il up
and fell upon very ingenious plan oil
supplying the deficiency. II happen
ed that petition had been circulated
in bis neighberhood for the grant ol
10 few miles Of turnpike road. Te
this the signatures were fnumerou,
and respectabie;' and the applican,
bad nothing more to do than to dstael
4 sheet OF two Of names from that pc
tition, and attach IL to his own, which
was neatly executed, with the help Of
scissors and paste. Being now well
recommended, he pr,rured his CEN
mission without further difficulty.
Bait. Pat
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SLAHpRR.- who can choke the
sweetest flowers Of social love, and
faint them with disease-and in the
paradise Of earthly bliss, where the
plants Of virtue flourish. spread the
blight and mildew of desolAtion, ha-
tired, aud distrust-wbo can crush bic
neighbours fame 10 dust and build up
on its ruins-who can write infamy
upon the brow Of others TO prove his
purity--is neither man nor beast-but
. heartless fiend.
Those who have seen their dearest
interests tempered with--who have
known what il 10 10 have the priceless
gem Of good name sullied by the poi
sonous breath Of cold, Implying Sian
der--thess best can say that he has 90
heart. IL the lightning's fash ever
darts from heaven TO strike the guilty
down, il will blast the hopes Of muir
dsrers such AZ these.
Wealh.-A rich upstart asked q
poor man il he had any idea what opu-
lence was? ats thing" replied the
latter, (which gives rogue the advan-
tage over an honest man."
A cheerful temper, Joined with in
noeence, will make beauty attractive.
knowledge delightful, and wit good IA
tursd. II will lighted sick ness, power
ty, and affiietionJ convert ignorance
into an amiable simplicity, add render
deformity itself agresabls.--ADDisos.
As | approve Of youth that has
something Of the old man in him, 90
am no less pleased with an old man
that has something Of the youth. He
that follows this rule, may be old 10
baby, bat can never be so 10 mind.
CicERo.
The world produces for every pint
Of honey, gallon OF gall; FOR every
dram Of pleasure, pound Of pain; for
every inch Of mirth, an ell Of moan
And as the ivy twines around the oak,
50 does misery aud misfortune encom.
pass the happiness Of man. Felicity,
pure aud unalIoyed felicity, is not q
plant Of earthly growth; her gardens
are the skies. -BURToN.
The fangs Of bear, and the tasks oI
. Wild boar, do not bite worse, and
make deeper gashes, than . goosequilI
sometimes: no, not even the badger
himself, who is said 10 be 50 tenacious
Of he bite, that he will not give over
bis hold silI he feels his teeth meet aud
the boues aek.-HowELL.
Noisy demagogses, who are driven
onward by their hope Of promotion, are
fond Of being styled republicans. Are
they such FAR from ii-Pro pvivafa re-
pre- yepubticG. IL their true motto. They
have their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ia their eye, and the State may sink o.
swim, provided they can gain their
aims. --AN AUTHoa.
Hath any one wounded you with in-
Iiuriss. meet them with pstirnee3 has
lty wosds fankle the wound, soft Ian
sguage dresses u, fsFgivssess cures is,
add oblivion takes away the scar.
The Gh0sf Sxer.--h person being
ssked what = ghost SAID 20 him. which
he pretended 20 have seen, replied
- How should ! ksow what he said
J az, net skilled 70 any Of the deed Ian
gusges."
A msn who bad just witnessed 81
act Of exceeding neanness, ihus CAV,
i SAY 10 h,s feelings; Ten fhoasand auci
eouls a these rntsht live "A the she'll o
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A msn who bad just witnessed an
sct Of exceeding naeaansss. shus gave
gay 10 hss feelings; Ten thoassnd sseh
souls - these night live IN the shell 81
tobacco seed, and have rooms 10 let!
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Business IN Philadelphia has been
very brisk the past week. Every stsge
from The West brings with V some a
the eoantfy merchants desIrovs Of
making their spring purehasss. The
spring packets from Europe are als0
coming 20 hand, laden with q variety
OF new and besuiifal goods; and az
the weather moderates, the ice and
snow disappears, and the cheerful
voices Of the early birds greet tbe ear
10 the morning, 30 sill business revive,
our merchants hustle, and our busl-
ness streets and avenues sasume tho
life aud animation Of great and hosr-
ishlng empOrium Of eommsree aBd ma /.
nsfaetaFes. Il Bieknftrs Reporter.
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The total numbsr Of deaths IN The
City and Liberties of Phils1slphis,
dssing the yesr 1891. was Tosfr fhOu-
toad nine Hundred and fhiriv ains.
Tie births daring ne sane psTiod
amoasled 70 ssysn fkoDseyi5 fhrse hun
dred md Iert,tfargf
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WHAT IS THE WORLD,

What Is the world, and all its joys'-
flertipg shades, without form.
What are Pieanrre's gilded joys,
IL tiusei wears with every storm.
What's the bsll-room's giddy thronx,--
Euvy, care, and Jealous fears
Whats the p.s.s-house' thrilling song,-
An interluse TO msdd'ning tears.
What's the gambling house Of woel--
The carnal tomb Of blasted fame,
Where ambition's deadly blow
S,.bs the vretch--then steals his name.
What's the goblet's ruby viae'
Disgrace With les attendant train,
Where borrowed Wit will often shine,
Drawn from the fever'd thrcbbing brain.
What 10 Pieasure "A name for Pam.
And ENTHUSIASTICALLY Joy.
What is iove,-An iron chain,
Drawn by tickle foolish 6ey--tERsnsrrxn
Tveen women and wine, Sir,
Man's lot is 90 smart;
For vine m>kcs his head ache,
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TIE Glosf SseTs--A person being
ssked what = ghost SAID TO h'm. which
he pretended 20 have seen, replied
- How should ] ksow what he ssid
J an net skilled 10 any Of the decd Ian
gUages.n