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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-11

Oh An REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
~ al " residing in the upper end of Nottoway county
the 10Th of the last month"; (November,) negro
named George. He is black man, remarkably atllc-
tic, about feet high and between 80 and % years OF
age. with several large on his neck. have rea-
10 believe that George has procured pass free
papers, and will probably attempt to escape of the
State will pay the above reward of 500, and all rea-
sonable expenses, for his delivery me- for his
fnement in any JAIL so that get him.
Nottoway, Dec. 4. 161-3t1 JESSE VAUGHAN
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VNVRUsT. sALE:-By virtue of a Deed of Trust ex-

FHNRUST SALE-By virtue of Deed of Trust ex-
ID ccutcd by Philip Carter Ligtoot, to the subscr-
bcr hearing date the lth July last and duly record
cd in the Clerks office OF the counties of Sussex and
Charles City, for the purpose OF securing sundry debts
therein mcntoncd shall sell to the highest bidder tor
cash, ut Charles City Court house, Tuesday 9th of
january, if fair if not the next fair day, certain Tract
of Land containing 600 acres in the county of Sussex,
said Lghtoot in the estate of Philip John Lightfoct,
deceased. Acting Trustee. shall convey such title
is vested in me, which is believed to be- ndisputabc.
GEORGE NJ PAYNE, Trustee
December 4. 6l--2awtds
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GALE OF NEGROES.-In obedience TO decree of
- the County Court of llenrico, pronounced ON the
LIST day of December, 1884, shall seD Gr Ssi at the
Tavern of VIM Haley, in The lower end of Henrico
county. Mssrdy thc 9th day of the present month";
(Deccmber) three likely negroes, to wit: isham, "a
MANI Polly and her child, and woman Jenny Should
the day of sale be unfair the sale will take place the
next fair day. JOHN w. ROYSTER COm'r.
Dec H. 6i-tds
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a SITUATION WANTED by n Lady, who is quail
IN fed TO give instruction in all the branches of
English Education, French, Music, Drawing ind Paint
ing line addressed to the Editors will be promptly
attended to- Dec. A. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-11

EIVARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.-The annual
meeting Of the Stockholders for the election of D-
recors for the Bank and for the Office of Discount and
Dcposite will be held on Wednesday the 9TH of january
next. VIM. NEKERNIS. Cashier
Dec. I'd, 1884. Gl-2awtd
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At the time and place, and the same TERMS
will be sold all the perislabe property belonging Dr.
Thomas j. Goodc. WIN. Nj. WATKINS,
Guardian Of Thomas J. GOOde
Powhatan, Dec 9. 63-2t
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ri OTlCE-The heirs of William Garrett IT, dec d ,
l Y late of Lexington KY, and who, 1 am informed,
afterwards removed to Louisville, are hereby informed
that have sum Of money in my hands due the said
heirs, which will be paid to them when legal appl
cation is made for tho same,
RICHARD ii. GARRETT, .4drn'r
Do boas with tho will xod Of
WA. GAnHE decd.
NcwtOwn, King & Queen Va, Doe. g.. f6l-w3wl
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STOLEN from the Subscriber living in the neigh
- bordood of Wilmington, Fluvanna, about six weeks
ago, dark bay Horse, with black and tail, about
five feet high, and years old next SPRING.
appears the left nostrl, accustomed by cutting oft
wart have to believe that he taken by
free black man, he in his possession the
Road to Richmond. ] will give Ten Dollars reward
for the horse, if delivered DIR Jones' Wilmington
Any information respecting the horse will be thankfully
received. REUBEN HUGHES
Dec. o. 6:}-}t@
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nos II. STREET, Of Woodville. Mississippi. Atsor.
- ney and Counsellor al Law, offers his professional
services 70 his friends and tie public
November IS. 56-laf2ln- niim
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a ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.-Will be sold at the
IA late residence of John Goodc Sr dec d.. Mon
day 18th December the stock of horses cattle sheep,
&c. the crop of corn, fodder, &C. the plantation uen
sls the household and kitchen furniture, chair and
harness and four wheeled carriage Also 1000 lbs prime
pork. For all of five dollars and under the cash
will be required and for all exceeding that amount,
credit until the first day of September next will be al
lowed bonds with approved security will be required
w. A. TURPlN, administrator
1oith the sciU annencd Of John G0odo. Sr., deed
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NJEGROES FOR SALE.-Pursuant to the provisions
IN Of Deed Of Trust from George w. Crump TO me,
dated The 18th day of November, 1926, and recorded in
the Clerks Office of Cumberland county, to and
indemnify Edmund Egglcston James III. Fitzgerald, and
o,lcrs viii sell public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash, Cumberland Court House, Saturday,
nc 10Th ddyef January neat two likely negro men, Tom
and Watt, to satisfy the purposes of said deed,
DANL A. WILSON, Trustee.
December G4--vtds
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MRANK OF VIRGlNIA.-Thc annual meeting Of
"a y the Stockholders will be held at the Banking
house, on Monday the 9th of January next
A. ROBINSON. Jr., Cashier
December 4th 1891 Gl-td
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December A.

NIOTICE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust executed
to me by Robert Sangster of record in Albemarlc
County Court Office. and in pursuance of order of the
Superior Court of Chancery, Staunton made the
which said Sangstcr is plaintiff and Thomas Sangstcr
and others defendants shall the 9Th day of JAM
uary next, if fair otherwise the fair day, expose
SALE upon the premises TO the highest bidder for ready
money, Tract of Land, III the occupancy of Mr..
Robert Sangstcr containing 2} acres, less ly-
ing in the North Garden in the county of Abcmare,
Immediately the turnpike from Staunton Scots
vc, within about 10 miles of the latter place, and about
the distance from Charlottesville. This land issaid
to be in highly improved of cultivation ranks
with the first quality of the very fine body of land in that
section of the countryand is surrounded by highly in
teigent and respectable ncghborhood. The title is
thought mdsputabe-such is vested in me- howe
ver will convey to the purchaser.
a. s.5 V. w. SOUTHALL, Trustee.
/, Charlottesville, Dec 2, 1884. Colds
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NpAPPAHANNocK ACADEMY. -Tiis insiiiu

NBAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY This institution
e. viii be opened the next year tho 18th January,
and closed the 18th December following, with va
cation Of ono month dividing tho scholastic year into
two equal sessions The oil instruction will EN-
brace the Greek, Latin and French Languages Natural
and Moral Philosophy Geometry Algebra BcllcsIettres
aud the other branches constituting good Elg6is cdu
cation. The Trustees will attend quarterly and cxa-
mine the pupils; at which time the teachers will report
TO parents and guardians the progress and general mo-
raj department Of the students.
Tho Board Of Trustees, in announcing the School,
deem 1t due TO Mr. Lawrence and Mr. White TO state
that from their excellent private characters and rcputa-
ton a. teachers combined with the salubrty Of the
plaee, the comfortable accommodations, and the advan
tages Of good Library, there hardly be found a
moro eligible situation for youths prepare themselves
for College, obtain good English education.
ferms-for Board, Tuition and Library fec. St15. If
bed and bedding be furnished by the Stewards depart
ment, which is submitted to Mr. Lawrence an addition
al charge Of six dollars will be made. Every pupil az
ter entering the School, will be considered as engaged
for The remainder Of the session, and deduction will
be made for loss Of tmc except account Of sickness
OF the purpose Of entering College tho University.
JOHN n. BERNARD,
President # tte Board If Trustees.
december u. Uf-w6w
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mi OTICE.-Will be sold to the highest bidder, ON
1V Thursday the 18th nst if fair otherwise thc next
fair day, at the small farm Of the subscriber, about
four miles from town. the Meadow Bridge road, adj
joining the lands of Joseph Peasants, Henry l. Car
ter, &c, about forty fifty barrels of corn i9cchcr
with the crops fodder hay, shucks oRs, &c; and inn
mcdately after, the farm will be offered for SALE unless
previously disposed privately farm contains
hnu and ten ard three quarter by late surveys
Terms made known at sale. THOMAS NELSON.
Dec 4. 6l-2awtts
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
II virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by Edwin c.
d y Blankcnslp. to the late Samuel Williams. of the
county of Halifax in trust for certain purposes therein
mentioned shall sell the highest bidder for cash,
Tract of Land, containing hundred and fifteen and
half acres lying in the said county of Halifax, the
road leading FROM Moselys Ferry to the Court House,
about eight miles from the Ferry, and ten from the
Court House. The improvements are, comfortable
dwelling house, and all other necessary out houses for
the comfort and accommodation of fanlylikewisc n
good store house with cellar the full size Of the house.
This considered good stand for business, there is
compete with it than eight miles The
cnton of persons disposed to embark in storekcep
ing is respectfully solicited this sale The sale will
take place the 18th day of this present month, Dcccm
ber The title is believed to be ndsputabc, but acting
trustee, shall only convey such title as is vested III
THE TRUSTEES
9th Dec 1894. G4-1t~
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I'm CHANCERY -VmcINIA.-At Rules holden in
ID the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for ienrco County, the Sd day Of
November, 1884.
Robert Page, adm, dc JOnis with the will annex
ed of John Page the elder dcccased and other Pits
against
James Brown, Sen, Bernard M. Carter Charles c..
Lee, -- Marshall and his wife, j. Smith Lee, -
Chlds and Mildred his wife formerly Mildred Lee Ihos
Patrick Henry Randolph and Mary his wife, Evelyn
Byrd Jane Byrds Samuel Bird, - Pickcns and Mary
w his wife and other Dets.
The defendants above named except James Brown,
Sem not having entered their appearance and given
rity according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they not inhabitants ofthis Commonwealth is
Ordered That the said defendants do appear here
with inserted in newspaper published in the City of
Richmond for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the Capitol, in the said City.
Copy-Tcste. J. ROBINSON, c. c.
Dec. IL. G4-wSw
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Nm CHANCERT-VIaGiNiA.-- rules holden in the
n clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county of Henrco the third day
of November, 1884:
Robert Page, admir- dc Jonis non, with the will annex
cd, Of John Page, the elder, deceased and other
against Plaintiffs,
Benajah Thomas, Bernard NJ Carter Charles G.. Lee,
- Marshall, and Ann, his wife, J. Smith Lee, --
Childs, and Mildred, his wife, formerly Mildred Lee,
Thomas Taylor Bird, Lucy Byrd, Francis Voics Powell
T. Byrd, Patrick Henry Randolph and Mary, his wife,
Evelyn Byrd Jane Byrd, Samuel Byrd, -- Pickcns,
and Mary w. his wife, and other Defendants
The defendants above named except Benajah Thomas,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act of assembly and the rules of this
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants OF this commonwealth, is ordered,
That the said defendants do appear here the first day
of the next May term, and answer the bill of the pan-
ts and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in newspaper published in the city Of Richmond,
for months snccessvey and posted the front door
Of the Capitol in the said city.
A Copy. Testc J. ROBINSON, c. C.
Dec. H. 6t--w5w
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RJOTICE-rhc land advertised by to be sold on
LIZ tho Sd nst in Cartcrsville not sold for want
ofbiddcrs am still DESTROYS to sell it. and
any disposed to purchase that lie will take the
trouble to and it, he will find his expectations,
founded on the description of it, more than realizcd
that is to say he will find it valuable than the adj
vertisement would lead him to imagine will be sold
the arrangements for the next year will be concluded
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
December H.. 64-wt25D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-11

KH ESSRS. JOHN n. GUNTER AND GARLAND
I'VE LILLY Gentiemea-Take notice, that shall Oh
the 18th day of Dec. 1884 at the dwenghousc of Mrs
Mary Guntcr in the county of Louisa between the hours
of ocock A. M. and o'clock, z NJ. of the same day
proceed to take the dispositions Of said Mary Guncr and
others to be read as evidence in suit depending in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Flu
county, in which you plaintiffs, and and others
defendants Should said dispositions not be completed
that day il will be continued from day day until
completed shall also, the 10Th day of December
1884 at the dwelling house Of John Howard in the
ty of Fuvanna, between the hours of o'clock A. M
and o'clock, p NJ same day and continued as above
proceed to take the deposition of said Howard and Others
TO be read evidence the aforesaid sutt which times
and places you may attend, if you please.
DAVID LIPSCOMB,
Executor Of EnoS Gtoator, deceased.
November lS. 56-w4w
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-All persons in
N debtcd to the estate Of Geriand H. AftotcH late
merchant Of Richmond licensed hereby notified and
required TO make immediate payment 30 the undorsgncd
And all persons having claims against the estate will
present them, duly authenticated for payment
JAMES RAWLINGS. administrator
If GayiaRd n. Mitchell. deceused
November % 6s-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-11

BINEMALE EDUCATION.-Mrs. MEADH's Female
u School, at the Grove will re-commence under the
auspices of Miss LEE the second Monday in January
next Miss Lee has had the superintendent of this
School nearly four years. and the rapid improvements her
scholars have made in their learning and de-
pormen have given such general satisfaction, that but
instance has occurred of scholar leaving her until
her education completed. She is well qualified
give instruction in all the useful and ornamental branch
of learning usually taught AS there but few
cances this time parents and guardians would do well
to make early application. The School is limited %
There will be vacation until the close of the year.
Terms of board and tuition (haf in advance) for
sion of ten months, follows:
Board $50
English 20
Music and the of 8 Pianos 40
Painting and French 10
Necdc-work, washing and candies and many other
necessarics, gratis,
Brunswick, Dec. g 6O-20t
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KNIGHT OAKS FOR SALE have been permit
m A ted to live until now an old man, and have
become quite wearied with the management Of land and
negroes therefore wish to sell my whole estate My
property lies in Amelia County Va on the Appomattox
River (South sidc.) 40miles west of Richmond 5Gnorh
west of Petersburg, southwest of Powhatn Court
house, and 10 miles north of Amelia Courthouse. My
tract of land lies WE'LL and is well adapted the growth
of corn wheat oats and tobacco and by recent surveys
contains 456 and it is verify believed that all the
CALLED and quilted land the tract would not exceed
six all the olcrs lively good land and conside
rablc portion rich bottom, say fully oneourth of the
tract) well reclaimed by bitches, &c. The situation
handsome and believed to be rs healthy amy in Vir-
gnia, and has it many Springs Of the very best
ter. The buildings are good dwelling SO by
81, in good repair, Kitchen mcathousc large granary
con-house ncgro-houses and five tobacco-hous
of them new, and stable building. My negroes,
rs in number, say mon, women, children, boys
g men boys) and girls as likely and healthy
any mans negroes and have been trained up to do diff
ferent branches of business to great Neutrality-suspicious.
ing planting ditching shoe makng, spnning weaving,
sewing. house business, cooking, washing ironing &c
&c. An person wishing to purchase said property, will
please call on me at my residence in Amelia county.
Dec H. [64-w2w1 JOHN ST. CLAIR
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a tITY LOAN OF S25,0O0.--ln pursuance Of an Or
" dnance passed By the Common Council ofthe City
Of Richmond, Nov. lith, lS4proposals will be rccev-
ed at the Chambcrains Office, until tho 22d Dec next
for loan Of OOO bearing interest OFFS per cent per
annum, payable quarterly, and redccmabc the lst
January lS47 No proposal viii be- received for less
sum than $500. nor for fractional part of 800.
VIM. + SHEPARD, ChouJcyion.
Nov. ~ 5G-f1yD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-28
THE JAMES TOWN JUBILEE.
Correspondence ofMs Baltimore Patriot.

Correspondence ofhe Baltimore Patriot.
NORFOLK, 25th May, 1884.
Aoreeably to previous announcement, the ce-
,ef,ration of the 227th anniversary OF the land
inc of the gallant Captain Smith, with the first
colonists of Virginia, at jamestown, took place
-on the spot consecrated by that event, yester-
s3av the gath instant, under the direction of the
following gentlemen of Williamsburg: Hon. Bur-
well Bassett, Hon. Richard Coke, Doctor A. d.
Gait DIR. T. G.. Peachy, Professor I. r. Dew,
and Col. Robert McCandlsh. There were, it
is estimated, between fifteen hundred and two
thousand persons present. (and among them a
goodly proportion of the fair daughters of Viz
ginia,) congregated from distant parts OF the
State. as well as from the contiguous counties,
to enjoy the scene with all its interesting associ-
atoms, and to contemplate, with pious delight,
the birth place of their venerated and beloved
Commonwealth. Our ancient borough contri-
buted respectable quota of visiters, besides its
handsome new Rifle Company, to do honor to
The occasion: about hundred, it is believed,
went up in the new steamboat Old Dominion
and twenty or thirty in the Patrick Henry
Among the distinguished visitors who attended
Mt the special invitation of the Committee, were
the Hon John Tyler, Hon. George Polndextef,
Hon. John Upton, of the United States Senate,
and General Taylor of Kentucky. The pro-
ceedngs of the day were chastened by the ap-
propriate solemnity of prayer, by the Rev ).
X pollock, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church,
at Norfolk, and enlivened by the thrilling touch
es of imprisoned eloquence in an Grafton by
MIR. Moreau Bowers, of Williamsburg, gradu-
ate of William and Mary College. The heart
overlooking with the vrtuous an6 patriotic SYM
nathies inspired by the occasion, felt no regret
at the absence of all display of pomp and pa
geantry. The scene was one altogether for the
Contemplation of the philosophic mind.
In the evening the Committee escorted their
invited guests to Williamsburg, wherethey ter
minated the festivities of the day with splen-
did simmer.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,
THAT the subscriber, of Alexandria

THAT the subscriber, Of Alexandria Coun-
IL ty, in the District Of Columbia, has obtain
ed nom the Orphans Court of said County let
ters testamentary on the estate ofJonah Thomp-
son. late OF the County aforesaid, deceased,
All persons having claims against said dece-
dent are hereby warned to present them to the
subscriber, passed by the Orphans Court, on
or before .t the I'd day of May, 1885; and those
indebted thereto are required to make imme-
date payment. Given under my hand this I'd
day of May, 1884.
ISRAEL P. THOMPSON
NAV 2-2aw6w Ex'r of Jonah Thomson
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conntered will be compensated by the warm
greetings of friendship and the aftectlonate en-
Braces of their families.
()fcers.-JoHN DowNEs, Commander Irvine
Shnbrick, 1st Lieutenant Stephen b. Wilson,
2d do; Henry Golf, Sd do; Jonathan lngersoll,
1th do: Matthew f. Maury, 9TH, acting do; Syl-
vanus Godon, 9Th, acting do. Alvin Edson LIST
lieutenant Marines Samuel Jackson, Fleets
Surgeon. Philo White, Purser. Jno. Nv. Grler,
Chaplain. Robert S. Tatem, Sailing Master
M. G.. l.. Claiborne Acting Sailing Master
George H. ferret, Cd 1t. Marines. Jonathan M
Foltz, H. D. w. Pawing, Assistant Surgeons
James ~ Reynolds, Commodore's Secretary;
Francis Warmer, Schoolmaster; David Tel
fair, Captains Clerk. Charles De SEEDING, and
Richard Jones, Masters Mates.
Midshipmen: F. p. Hoban, w. May, J. u
Stanley, j. w. Taylor, G. T. Sinclair, II. e.
Hart, w. t. Cooke, G. M. Totten, {. W. Nor
ris, ]. B. Lewis, E. Boyle, L. Lincoln, jr., L. b.
Barrett w. M. E. Adams, w. ii. Pendeton,
W. B. Whiting, A. B. Davis, G. Hunter.
Boatswain, John McNelly; Gunner, John H.
Corrington; Carpenter, w. E. Shetheld; SAIL
maker, Christian Nelson.
Passengers.-Lieut. ~ G. Lawrence; ASSIST
ant Surgeons Cornelius Moore, N. Gilman, late
Captain's Clerk of Schooner Dolphin; Midshlp-
men. VIM. P. Taylor and V. L. Williamson;
Charles Dougherty, late Gunner OF schooner
Dolphin.
Purser VIM A. Slacum, remains at Vaipa-
raise, in charge of the Navy Agency in place
of Philo White late Agent for the PACING sta
ton, who returns home by PERMISSION OF the
Honorable the Secretary of the Navy
Boston Jour.
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A Norel Lao Poim-The Supreme Court at
its law session in Boston in March last, decided
that grand child born eight months and half
after the death of his grandfather, is included in
bequest to grand children "liDing at his de-
ceaSen
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-16
THE ASSASSIN OF SMOLENsKE

The following dreadful event lately
occurred IN the neigborhood of Smolen-
AXE, in Russia. The owner Of lonely
cottage being out on chase, n beggar,
10 all appe arance old aud weak, entered
ut noon day, and asked aims Of the wom-
an who was ut home with only her two
Young children. The kind hearted wom-
an invited him to rest himself, while she
went out to get something for him to eat
and drink. After the beggar had salts
fed his hunger, he, to the no small as
tonishment Of the woman, assumed diff
ferent language, and with a threatening
voice, demanded the money which he
knew, he said, her husband had in the
house. The wretch rushing on her with
a large bread. knife, to force her to ac-
knowledge where it was deposited, she
declared herself ready to give him what
money she had, and for this purpose
mounted ladder to trap door leading
TO the loft above. As soon rs she had
mounted, she drew up the ladder after
hcr, 81 that il was impossible for hlm to
get at her. Finding that she disregarded
his menaccs, he siezed the two children,
and swore he would either kill or main
them, il she did not Immediately come
down and deliver him the money as she
had promised. The woman, however
remained in the lof, and endeavoured ia
force hole through the thatch and cal
for help. While she wns thus employed
ths monster cut off the childrens' ears an.
noses and at las, killed the poor mnim
ed innocents, scornfally procluim,ng tc
the mother the murder he had committed
The latter having with great exertion.
made a hole in the root, called aloud fol
help. Her cries we're heard by an off.