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A DY the subscriber, on the 25th ~ ID day of Jane, 1888, BAY
 HORSE,about nine ar ten years N.K- old. no nariicular mark-had on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

In CHAN CERY-VIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Supe.
- rior Court OF Law aad Chancery for the County OF
New Kent Spring Term, 1888:
John III. Christian, Pltf
against
Richard Crump Patrick Crump and Eliza his wife, Susan
George, Mary Aan, Joel and Elizabeth Crump Defs.
This cause came this day to be heard on the bill Of
the complainant and exhibits; and appearing to the
Court that than four months have elapsed since the
subpoena returned executed and the bill fled and they
falling to appear and answer the motion of the plain
tiff the Court doth take his bill for confessed as to the de-
PENDANTS: consideration whereof the Court doth ad
Judge order and Decree that the deed by the
defendant, Richard Crump dated the 25th day of July
1872 and recorded in the County Court of New Kent
and filed exhibit in this cause set aside as to
ditors that the sheriff Of the said county, the Court
House OF the said county OF New Kent, some Court
day. having published notice of the time and place of sale
in some newspaper published in the City of Richmond for
thirty days. and by public to be stuck I'D at
the door OF the Court House of said county thirty DAYS.
previous to the day OF sae proceed to sell the highest
bidder for ready money the land in said deed mentioned
and out OF the proceeds thereoof if sufficient pay the
amount oil the Judgment recovered against the said Rich
ard Crump by the complainant amounting to the sum of
one hundred and thirty three dollars, with interest there
on after the rate Of six per per annum from the
I'D day OF May 1925 till paid and dollars nine
~ three cents and his costs by him about his suit in this
behalf expended and is further ordered that the She
riff make report Of the said sale to Court in order TO f.
nal decree. Copy-Tese.
JNO. d. CHRISTIAN, c. c.
The land mentioned in the above Decree will be sold at
next being Court day greeaby the directions Of said
decree. A BAIIEY II 8
. For Ro. Perkins, Sheriff.
May ls 1883. llS-w4wr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY OF distinguish
IL ed Amari"ans conducted by James Herring of New
York, and James b. Longacre, Philadelphia, under the
superintendent OF the American Academy OF the fine
artsPar lst contain portraits of Charles Carroll of Car
rollton, Thomas Marlborough, Samuel Latham Mtchl
The Prospectus OF the "JNational Portrait Gallery,
has been for several months before the pubic the work
self is now submitted to the patriotism and of
country. As work of art il aims the improvement
the arts; and national record il seeks but the honour
OF the country No herads have been sent forth, to an
nounce its approach wonder OF novelty efforts
have been used to foresta public opinions
osity through the journals Of the day In of the
cities and principal towns OF the Union attempt has,
yet been made 10 obtain ordesor subscbers for the
reason, that the public have been often disappointed
works published by subscription, that confidence in the
bare promises OF publishers in great destroyed
Encouraged however, by the liberal subscriptions which
have been received the propreors have employed the
first artists of talent America and Europe the engrav
ng and have to believe that their work pro-
gress, will manifest lis influence the and of
country. The subjects will be selected from all the States
The Portraits now ready in preparation for the forth
coming numbers, OF all the Presidents Gen. Brown
Lewis Cass, Henry Clay, j. Fennimore Cooper General
Greene Washington Irving General Macomb Chief
Justice Marshall, General Moultre, Commodore Perry
Joel X. Ponsett, General Putnam, Miss G. NJ Sedgwick
Gilbert Stuart, Daniel ID. Tomkns General Wayne, Da-
MEL Webster, Rt. Rev. Bishop White, VIM. Writ
Monthly at So per annum. Subscriptions received by
May 3. [1l7-2u II. !. SMITH
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Oh ShEA REWARD.-Ran away on the 9Th inst
- %VO at night, from the subscriber, Abner N ash

5000 1sh from bs Sway on Hs sh
living in Amelia county, Negro Woman named BET
SEY, who calls herself Betsey Smith. She is stout,
eshy woman, about % "a years of age, with round
full face, and brown complexion. She took with her,
her two childen-the eldest, girl years old and
the youngest about months DID, with bright compile xion
1t is supposed that the husband OF Besey, negro
who calls himself RICHARD SMITH, belonging to the
subscriber, Joseph Allen, Of the city of Richmond has
companed her Richard has pass from his 10 vi
sit his family, with permission be absent 10 days He
quite small man, not five feet high perhaps 80
OF age, thick and well SET has thin high
head busby hair brown compile ion, and well
membered, has his forehead. AS two of the
brothers OF Richard have been successful in making
their escape TO Of the Northern States il is pre-
sumed that these Runaways will attempt follow them
and they no doubt have have forged free papers The
man was originally from Caroline, and the woman from
Loudoun and their route may therefore lie through
those counes-but they will most probably attempt
get of in soipe vessel
The above reward will be given Tor experimenting and
delivering the said unawa to their in Richmond
or onehali Tor securing them in any Jail in the United
States, so that their owners get them.
ABNER NASH,
Apll w. lll2-l2tJ JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

NOTICE.-Being duly authorized by the Governor o
provements in the buildings of the Penientiary and
procure timber for fifty gun carriages, according laws
enacted at the last session Of the General Assembly, viii
receive proposals under SEAL until the 18th day OF May
next
Ffrst.-For making stone wall at the Penitentiary
which will be particularly described any person visit
ing the institutions and wishing 10 undertake the work
The materials all TO be furnished excepting part
the stone by the workman; and the value OF the work
to be fixed by the perch.
particularly described, to any visiting the Peniten
tiary and wishing to undertake it, The materials all
to be furnished excepting part OF the bricks by the
workman and the price OF the work be fixed by the
thousand bricks.
IhirdFor delivering at the Penitendary the follow
ing tmbers, to wit:
100 pieces, 10 feet inches long, and inches and 81
OF an inch by Is inches wide
on pieces, feet inches long, and by inches
100 pieces, feet inches long, and l-2 by inches
SO pieces, 8 feet long, and by inches
so pieces IL feet long, anu 4 l-2 by inches
oo pair oil hound !mbers feet long, and inches thick
to be cut out by pattern which will be furnished
5000 pieces, half Of them be feet inches long
the balance feet, and by inches thick.-These
are for wheel spokes, and must be split timber
l0oO pieces one half to be feet inches ong-the ba-
lance feet inches, and inches thick, cut out by
pattern, which will be iurnished-These for
wheel felloes
80 pieces feet inches long, and l-2 by I2 inch
es thick.-These are for double trees, and must be
Of spit timber -
100 pieces feet 10 inches GrlE, 1-2 inches square
These are for swinge trees, and must also be of split
200 hub blocks II inches long, and one half IL inches
and the balance Ia inches diameter, TO be of good
The feloe timber to be OF the best willow oak and all
the other imbers Except the hub bocks) be OF the
best white oak, clear OF cracks, knots and sap.
Persons putting in proposals to do the work at the Pen
tertiary, well furnish the timber aforesaid
quesed to state the shortest time within which they will
respectively undertake TO execute contracts.
c. S. MORGAN, Superintendent.
Peniten,iary of Virginia, April 10, 1888. llO--tl5M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-By virtue
OF deed of trust executed to the subscribers by
George Vashon and Eliza H. his wife, bearing date the
l1th Of August 1924 TO debt therein mentioned
the subscribers trustees will expose TO SALE auction
the highest bidder the front door of the Eagle Hotel
next the tract OF land belonging to said Vashon
on Beaverdam Creek in Goochand county, containing by
survey four hundred and nnetyhree acres be the
more or less and bounded by the lands of Charles Rogers
Josiah Hatcher Samuel N. CragwelI and John Nj arin
The principal parts thereof said yashon purchased of John
+: Cooke and wife, and E. X Ronald, and the rest of
Charles Rogers and Amos l.. Moore The land is beev-
ed to be very fertile, and there is dwelling house and
other improvements thereon. The property will sold
on credit OF one, two and three years. the purchaser
giving bond and security for each instamen to secure
the payment which, the title will be withheld until il be
made, or the purchaser may give deed Of on the
property, al his option. p. N NICHOLAS,
VIM. NEKERVIS, i'"sees'
April IL. IIO-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

VALUABLE MILL, LAND, &c. FOR SALE--Ip
obedience to the last Will and Testament of Christie
pher johnson, decd, shall offer for sale at King Will
liam Court house, Monday the 9th of Nav that
being King William Court day, credit Of and two
years one hafo Cohoke mill and attached thereto
At the same time and place. like credit the tract of
land purchased by the decedent Of PIummer Dudley adj
joining the land OF Mr. Thos W. s. Gregory, and suppos-
ed to contain hundred acres and the tract of land
chased by the deceden of Francis w Quares and others
lying Cohoke and supposed contain sixty acres
These tracts are heavily mbered aud convenient to nav
CATION Bonds with approved security and deed OF trust
on the property to the payment will be required of
the purchaser BY THE EXECUTORS
April IL. IIO-wAUs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

NEN SPRING GOODS-We are now receiving by
~ the brig Havre, direct from Liverpool large and
general assortment of BRITISH DRY GOODS, well
adapted to The season. and comprehendng the and
desirable styles and patterns We shall probably have
all these goods opened aud ready for sale the
few days. when particular will APP
pear GUY and country merchants, and merchant tai
Tors, who may wish purchase by piece or package
are assured that We toW gladly take PhiladeIpaia or
feU IOTk prices, less for the tohoie Of them
and This zoe ,oiH do, notwithstanding The great sea, ct
0f net0 and handsome goods, erisfing here
+. Il J. 5. JAMES s. CO., Market Square
April 26 II4-u
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April IL.

subscriber offer for sale OF Land call
IL ed Edge Hill and Shadwcll, lying the Rivanna
rver within TO miles OF Charlottesville; each contain
ing $50 OF cleared 500 of wood land No part
OF the cared land is waste all being either in wheat corn
or clover These farms in fine condition as TO fencing
and heart, now producing heavy crops-the buildings
permanent, new aud in perfect repair Indugent
dts with be given More detailed information will be
furnished TO those desiring 10 purchase application in
person, by letter addressed the subscriber
rettsVille AibemarIe. TIL. j. RANDOLPH.
April is. IlI-tIstJun
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NOTICE-Beieving that the time xed in my adver-
isement of the 10Th u for receiving proposals not
sufficient to give general notice. do hereby enlarge il
Proposals for doing the brick and work.
will be ESceived until the first day of June next and for
furnishing the timbers, until the first day OF July next
G. S. MORGAN.
May I'd, 1888. IlS-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10
BY RITCHIE 4 COOK.

% The ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally, and
three during the Of the
Price, the same heretofore Five Dollars per in
ceved Tho Editors will the safety
ting hem ma postage all letters being paid by the writer's
will
Editors until all arrearages have been paid up.
OF Whoever will the of nine papers, shall
have tho tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
W One FIRST insertion,
30
o assumed bv in this oil enviro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

HHXECUTOR'S SALE.-By virtue of the last will and
HL testament of Joseph Mosby decd, |, as executor
thereof will sell without reserve, the first day of June
next fair, il otherwise the fair day thereafter
the plantation wherein the decedent resided time
his DEATH lying in the county of Hanover Chickaho
mny River, containing about three hundred and fifty
acres OF land and adjoining the lands of James Lyons Es
qure, Richard Anderson and Others distant from the CITY
OF Richmond ten miles. This land has on it a comfora-
BILE dwelling house, containing five rooms also com
Portable overseers house lately built good materials
and workmanship. Also at the same time the saw and
grist mill attached 10 the hese will be sold separate
ly, unless the purchaser of the mills should want the
iarm with Is 20 of land attached These mills
are situated the Chickahominy, in thickly settled
neghbourhood and convenient to large tracks of heavily
timbered land: this with their contig uy Market
ders them Of much value; the grist mill grinds through
out the year, and the mill is in operation usually
about months The terms for BOTH will be third
be paid the day OF sale, and credit of and
for the balance by the purchaser entering bond
with approved security, and executing Deed Of Trust on
the property, TO the two last nstalmensI shall
also sell at the time, the stock of CATTLE among which
two yoke OF good oxen, the stock OF hogs &c. house
hold and kitchen furniture, and farming for these
all OF So and under, cash will be required over that
amount credit will be given until the first day of January
next. Possession will be given the first day of August
probably month sooner. SAML. MOSBY.
All persons having claims against the Estate, are re-
quested 10 hand them in the property will all be
moved sometime in the month of June July. s. M.
April 26 HID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

IN Monday the 18Th February, the Stage Coach from
~ richmond to Fredericksburg will commence run.
ming daily and arrive the same evening At Wasbins,on
City by the splendid Steamboat Sydney--From wash.
ington to Baltimore and Phiadelphs the lines will com
menee on the same day Travellers from the North and
South will find no delay. r. PORTER G 20
February 10. OPT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

Tobacco SheU and Fair IN ClGrkesuiIe
FuNHE Tobacco Shew aud Fair will take place at
II Gainesville, on Wednesday The 22d OF May next,
at which time and place the subscribers who have enter
ed their names for the exhibition of Tobacco are hereby
notified to attend The pzes will be awarded by Judges
selected by the subscribers, who requested meet
Clarkesvile on Thursday the 3D. Of May 10 select the
judges, according to The rules Of the company
SAMUEL v. Watkins,
TUCKER CARRfNGTON
A. " w. VENABLE.
April O. 1o7 an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

EXPORTS OF THE PIT AT NEW-MARKET.-A
- Main of Cocks will be fought at the New-Market
Race Course near Petersburg commencing the 10Th
instant, and continue three days This Main made by
the Dinwiddans and Prince Geogians for $500 the odd
and $26 on each fight Twenty Cocks will be shewn
each side.
Petersburg, May 7, 1888 Il7-6S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

SAn SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT-We have
~ oOV received by the brig Havre direct from
Liverpool 1900 sacks IF Salt Of the best quality filed at
The WOTks, ten TO The ton.
We offer the above for sale in lots suit purchasers
deliverable at the wharf AZ up from the vessel
+. & j. S. JAMES s. CO, Market Square
April 90 IIa-f
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LANES RIVER LAND FOR SAIE-s00 acre. -

HAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-sOO acres of
% land in the county OF Albemarle about two miles by
water above the fourishng little village Of Scousye
About 200 OF the land river low grounds of very
fine quality. The highland is also Of excellent quality
There is on this land large dwelling house, nearly built
but unfinished. VIM Scott living the land will she W
TO any person disposed TO purchase. G. A. SCOTT
Buckingham, lith January, 1892. 76-2swu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

E-yRESH DRY GOODS The subscriber has receiv-
n ed by the latest arrivals from New York and Pha.
Staple Dry Goods Of The styles, and reduc ed
prices; 10 which he invites the attention Of his friends and
the public generally he is confident, they will be sold
on as good terms as can be had in this market, by
THOMAS LEE,
nearly opposite Lewis Webb & Co., Main street.
April is. I1I--l2t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.-Books for subscriptions to the GoochIand
~ and Louisa Rail Road will be opened at the Dover
Mills, Goochland on the Goth OF May next.
RICHARD SAMPSON,
TH0S II. HARRISON,
RICH'D. w. ROYSTER,
THOMAS J. DEANE,
JOHN nj. TREVILIAN,
JOSEPH s. WATKINS.
Dover Mills, April 80, 1888. llS-w3w
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
The subscriber wishing TO TO the South, Of
fers for sale his tract Of land in Rock castle Neck, OH
James River forty miles above Richmond, and four be-
low Gainesville, containing hundred and odd
of which two hundred and twenty and half acres are Of
hrsrae low grounds the high land, (about two hundred
acres of which is in tmber is Of good quality. The inn
provements consist Of comfortable two story dwelling
house, having large passage and six The barn
and stable large and substantial being both built Of
rock The barn is two story high and very capacious
having 6rst-rate threshing machine attached TO it,
There also every other necessary clubhouse, such
tobacco houses negro quarters Sc &c. authorised
to say by my family physician doctor Nasb that this is
as healthy situation any James River. He has
been practising in my family for the last six years.
his accounts have not amounted annually to more than
five dollars. Terms will be made accommodating and to
suit the purchaser.
1 refer those who may wish TO obtain any information
respecting this valuable estate Randolph Harrison ESD
Senr, Of Cumberland, TO James b. Ferguson William Sal
mon WIN. s. Fowler Of this county and to Peter Cot
tom, of Richmond would also sell small tract of land
on the Gainesville road and about one mile from the
above tract, containing two hundred and fifty acres hav-
ing also comfortable dwelling house, good barn, stable
sc. &c. This place would suit professional gentleman
with INDEPENDENTLY physician, there is not one
in the county than twelve miles to il.
TARLTON FLEMING.
Goocband, April 10Th, 1888. l12-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

OROWN STOUT AND LONDON PORTER
ID Received, via New York, 100 casks Hibberts
Brown Stout and London Porter quart and pint bottles
for sale by ABRA WARWICK
April 3. II6-4t*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

A MEETING OF the Convention of the Protestant
IN Episcopal Church will be held in the City of Rich
mond on Wednesday, the 10Th May next.
April 20. [l14-.dl JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Sec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

Rn DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the
~ subscriber about FIVE weeks since, two Negroes
BOB and TABY. Bob is about so years Of age, broad
black iace head very grey aud speaks slow; Taby is
slender and spare made skin somewhat Of the fnulao
compilations; she is about 80 years OF age: they have
lived as man and wife. The above reward will be paid
for delivering them to securing them in sone iail
so that can get them. RO II. SAUNDERS
Short Pump, Henrico Co., April 23.p933 i15-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

AfXTRAORDINARY.-Fo Extra Superfne
~ Drab Beaver Hats, so highly approved of on ac-
count oil their beauty, comfort and durability, Just re
ceived by G.. w. RAYMOND
Superior Stocks and Gloves.
May 3. lI6-3t
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May LIST, 1888.

MENTAL NOTICE.-Dr. G. MONROE Surgeon
~ Dentist, OF Richmond, Virginia, will resume his
practice as usual the 18th May, in the City-In the
mean time Dr. NJ will be professionally engaged in Char
lotte, Buckingham and Powhatan.
May 3. II6-3,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

THAIRS, PLASTER PARIS, &C.. c. READ
~ having made arrangements with two Baltimore ma
nuiacturers will keep always for sale in Farmve ge
neral assortment Of Windsor and fancy Chairs
He also offers for sale, large supply Of fresh family
Groceries fruits and wines; general assortment of hard
ware; building materials paints and oils sets Liver
pool dining china, tea china sc; variety of wooden
willow housekeeping arucies, Also, 80 bbs
Ind plaster fresh ground
Farmville, April %, 1888. ll6-4t
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settle WIN MIN prior 10 That day.
RICHARD P. ADAMS
N. b. Persons having claims in Ohio, Tennessee,
Kentucky, Alabama Mississippi, have them collect
May Il6-3t
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~ At meeting OF the Norfolk Jockey Club, held on
the Sd May, the above postponed to the 22nd
inst. JAS. S. GARRISON
@ Tho Petersburg lnegencer will please publish the above.
May Z. ltd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

eSURVEYING.--Tbe subscriber having lately receiv.
~ ed correct new Surveyors Compass tenders his ser.
vices TO The public practical Surveyor.
THOMAS JEFFERSON CLARTfx
Powhaan County, April 22d, 1893 1I7--w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

NOTICE.-The Subscriber being about to leave the
In State requests all persons having claims him
present them Tor payment before the 18th May Those
indebted to him will find il much their advantage to
settle with him prior TO that day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10

IN HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Supe-
IL rior Court OF Law aad Chancery for the County of
New Kent Spring Term, 1888:
John III. Christian, Pltf
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Free SeAesf Jsr ne Rsesyiwsd .3Iiear,-
We are pleased 10 know that the Free schoo,
csts blished for the benefit Of our Reeap;ut
Africans, has now been in successful orer,
ton. under the caro- Of Rev. James Eden. r..
some weeks. This 10 the true art Of eivil,.
tioa--ssiablish schools among native tribe.
- industrious as our Recaptives, wkereve
they can be found, sssd one grest step 10
wards their civilization, end eonsrancnti
their embracing the doctrines Of Christian,
~, is gsined. For il is our belief that no peo
pie can become civilized, without sdop,in
Christianity % the besis Of religious belief
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LIBERIA


We s'ieirsn dc following assieles from die Il.
beTa Herald, which show fsias the Colooy. s.d M,
.c'Hl, moral, and benevolent is.stiisti,,,,s es-
une 70 flourish, notwithstanding az ti,c iaterr,,
81 W ne eottrary, - tisese vss are
1ins 20 sf,sh e. ~ r. CozL
'aaasai L-ae4 Sshooi II IAiAsbHyg We
are much delighted lo learn. sl,.t nr' s.vsse
Who has lately arrived a. Agent Tor the emf
grants per brig Ajax from New Orleans. he,
" ~ contemplation % establish Manual ia.
Dor school W she Colony and % he has e..
Ao''ahsa bieseif foe the present a Nillsburg,
where = vacsncy u Teacher has, or vii
shortly take place Ia the free school there
He see 90 good reason Why our fslios-ciii.
Heos 81 hiiisSaFa should not have the honor
OF having The hrit Manual Labor school IN
Aifics pat Toto successful operation among
heu,' Enitshlen ne preseat generation
teach them The Vaisse "a iudueirv ana tr,.,g.
ledge united, aod you call into existence
thou.and qualities which night have been suf.
iered 70 perish unsided aud unseen