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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
u Hack. for hire.

fOR HIRE ncat and comfortable Hack n,
when preferred an open Barouche, with seats
for four persons.The horses are sofc, and tho d,-
yer experienced and otligirg.
HENRY BROWNE.
Dac Is -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
'or sale, at reduced prices.
Jan. IL

Ladies' Fur Cap sand Neck Tippe,s
Misses Guitars and German Flutes
A Philadelphia Piano Forte, well tuned and
handsomely finished, in which q bargain
may be had
Brussels Cerpoling, at New York prices
Scotch and American do
School Medals neat and appropriate
Mob and Close, Locks very cheap
Patent smith Bellows, at 1913 each
Mantle Glasses and G hinese Shades
Plated and Bronze Candlcs,icks--wi,h MANY
other desirable Goods.
HENRY BROWN. JR.
Opposite the Banks
Jan. IL :.
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STRAYED OK HN.

Gy~Mwr-zs6rT~hyET - IRAYED from Dag.
VSySB21 E II. Mi y&rA ~ gers Springs, about
sska ksssw ist July last, a yoke of
M&Y Work OXEN or 10 wears
xEkLA old, large ind well broke
q ~ lY.A&43A One a pale red Min
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

n / Cvssii. Superior G.sri OF Law and
~ Chsneert. cont,nusd by atjoarnment, aud
held for NE county Of Amherst.at tho Cosf house,
op Monday he eighth day Of September, 1894.
W,lItsm Coleman, Robert n. Coleman, Lindsey
Coleman l. Frances II. Coleman, aimiais,rn,r'r Of
Reuben Coleman. decd. Pl,fs.
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Dee. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
POETRY.
,MucH YET REMAINS USscSG. -

1From The "Yokca" for 1885,
THE BRlnE.-aY MRS sI6oCnSEf'
'''''' ''' There lay her lutte,
Jus, as she touch i, las;, I, the soft hour
or summer twilight, when the wooooshc cups
Filling with deeper iraSiunct' lonui! PRES ,..
.rh,, the rais. cneat, otlefihs tehucI lHauAs
M Ss- VINO ,faincd ,hra. On her iavourits seat
Sill lay he. work box open, ana Inc oooA
1'latlasi she read, and careless near i's page
\ no,e who's cover her slight pen hnd tfhc "a
with lines UNCONSCIOUS while her lover spake
Tina, diacc, which brings inrsatiulneSs
OF all besides. 1t was the pleasant home
Where from her Childhood she hau beea the stas
OF hope analogy.
Blu. this knew for remembered we'll
Her parting look, when from the altar led,
With si!very veil, but slightly swept aside,
How the young rose leaf decpend on her cheek,
And OH her brow so!cnIa beauty sat,
Like one who gives priceless gift away,
And ihere was silence. Mid that stranger thro7S,
Even strangers and the hard OF heGIt, did draw
Their breath supprest, to see the mother lip
Turn CHASTITY pale, and the tell st"'cl? sire
Bow with Il secret surruw, Us lac gave
His darling 10 IN uHtricd Guardianship,
And to q ia Oft cline. icrchance his thought
Ttnvcrs'd the mos grown prririrs. ana the shores
OF cold lakes-or :hose o'erlanglns Cliffs
And mighty mountain tops, that rose to bar
Her long rcar'd mansion !ion' tho anXious eye
Even tri.le-s felt
How s,ron. and beautiful is wohan's love,
That tas ing in its hand tho joys OF home,
The tcndcrest melodies OF tuneiul years,
Yea uud its own life also, lays them all,
Meek and underwriting, on u mor,al'5 breast,
Reserying nonsht, save that unshaken hope
Which hath its root in God.
Mock rot with miTth
A scsne like this,-ye laughter0ving ones,-
Hence with the hackney'I iost! Tho dancers heel
What doth il here:
JOY serious and sublime,
Such as doth nerve tho energies ofprareT,
Should swell the bosom, when q maidcn's hand,
Fresh from its Young howcI-g gathering, siTde,h on
That harness, which the minister o. death
Alone unucscih,-a whose power doth aid
Or mar the Journey Of the sou! 10 heaven
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
From the Norfolk Herald.

the Norfolk Herul.J
TUT pupr PRAYA I.sURGENTs.-He uhaersta"o ' n,
10 letter in town from Bernardo Raggln nasle! o' e
schooner which brought detachment Of tle ortusae
batulon which revoed ut Port Praya IN e"rua iI
- Ibis place. so of whom afterwards apPeieitto
n are now confined in Richmond. 1h's letter IS WHY
n from MADEIRA and gives information OF the schooner
in which Lopez and the other leaders OF the J
rn Praya II will be remembered that the Sfeal p''S
of the soldiers implicated i'll that horru .F1'' S
,on, were thrust board poacca and "Fnr'sa ~
nrocecd TO the u. States while the rich lf"asu'I
sacked from the city, put on board anotnc' ''s.
IN which the ngleaders of the instruction took
msiuo TO follow after them But it appears iron lle
letter of Raggo. that it their intention ID s'r an
other course and keep the booty to themselves ne o
lime which had elapsed after these two vessels ie fol
prava, during which nothing heard OF the one IN
,bicb opcz and his with their
nre embarked induced the belief that she had been "S
a sea- Raeeios letter, however, we learn, informs th
This vessel made for Moggadore ION the BlThary 'oas
where she arrived safe, but quite unexpectedly to nose
IN board she was Immediately seized BY order OF the
prturupsc Consul tlcre-and Lopez and his comTaues
we're arrested and imprisoned Portuguese irigau'
non the receipt Of this intelligence. was irspatchrd 10
Noeeadore to bring home the money and other vaiua
HES p!undercd al Port Praya, and also the captive "su
cents Capt Ruggio also says in his letter. mat INC
Pr,uoucse Government have determined to send YES
eel of war IL this cnur,ry with demand OF the dcve
~ of the Portuguese now in prison in Richmond!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

NJOTlCE.-A petition will be presented 10 the next
Ia General Assembly praying the passage of law to
incorporate company for the construction Of rail road
from the town Of Lynchhurg by Buiords Cap. in the
Blue Ridge Of mountains: 70 The Tennessee line.
Oct III. 47-w4w
EyIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS-Red White
1t and Hungarian or Sapling Clover-Timothy, Or
chard Herds Highland, Meadow Oat and Velvet Grass
Seeds.
An assortment Of genuine GARDEN SEEDS, including
the Winter Kae, excellent vegetable, that will stand
the severest weather uncovered.
Mccormick, Davis. Barshare and Freedom PLOUGHS
aud Plough Castings.
Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters, Harrows, Cultiyators,
&c. &c. Apply to
Sept. II. l37-l WM, PALMER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
MMEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE Or
IWE SOUTH CAROLlNA-The annual course OF

MTEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
VE SOUTH CAROLINA.--Thc annual course OF
rctnres in this Institution will be resumed tho I'd Mon
dav in November on the following branches
.Jnatomu-Joln f. Holbrook, NJ. D.
Svrgtrg-John Wagner, NJ D.
Institutes anil Prartire Of .NcdtcHc-S Henry DICK
son. NJ d.
pLusjoJg ,u-James Mourie. IT., NJ d.
ObS.s,rics-TIIps &. Prolcan, NJ. d.
Chemiyiyy-EdInund Ravenel, NJ. d.
,uicria .ucdira-fIenry K. Frost NJ ID.
De,n.ns,rctor of 7nniomy.-Johu Beilingrr NJ. d.
Uncertainties fer Clinical instruction wi" BIZ afforded
Mt The nmary attached TO the Institution and the Ma
BY Rcsoiuliou Of tic city LosncA are open to all Stu
dents Of Medicine in the city -,,,,o, =,
Ang. Is. [3O-wtlN.] HENRY K. FROST, Dean.
NNOUNT PLEASANT FEMALE SEMINARY:
FE The undersigned having EN- uycd ,iic services of
an experienced and distinguished female teacher IN the
person of Miss Ann F. Taylor, 10 take charge of a
school ir her family the ensuing year. Will receive young
ladies al the very moderate price OF So aE board and
tuition including bed bedding. &c. for the scholastic
term Of ten months In tins school VIII oe taught oF-
biography. Reading and Writing, English Grammar,
Arithmetic Geography, History Composition, Needle
work and Painting. For the latter an additional charge
Of So will be made. The exercises OF this Institution
will commence the 18th Of January and terminate on
the 18th Of December following, with vacation OF one
month in the season. As duty, 1t Will also be
the pleasure of the undersigned attend 10 the comfort
contcnment and contingent requisites of children sub
mittcd to her Charge, with parental soliclude AS The
school will be limited, it is desired that those who wish
To enter their daughters, will do early. Communca-
tons made TO me at Green Bay ?. o., Hanover, will be
promptly attended to. II may be necessary 10 add that
the situation of the above school, in the extreme upper
end Of Hanover is one Of the hcalhcs and best
ed in the county MARY w. GOODWIN.
Hanover Oct 9th, 1895. 4i-w4w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
From tho Little Rock ARK, Gazette. !

The .Hxrderer taken, eoneicted, and hung-The muir.
derer OF Mr. George Robinson, Of Jackson county, who
was killed OH the 10th ut was taken on S,tn- tho
19tb the Ra of ST. Francis River not far from the
Missouri line, and conveyed to the spot where he com
mi,ted the horrid deed, and there hung on SUNDAY.
September 20, having confessed his crime and given
up the money he had taken from the victim Of his
atrecy He stated that he did murder him for the
psks plumber but from an impulse Of The moment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
SAML D. RAwLIxs. Seereiqrg

HUNTSVILLE, (Alab) Oct I.
DEsruHcrirE FiRE-7srfnty tencments burnt, ineftd-
aRg me Huntsville fnn.lt falls to our lot record the
most destructive FIRE that has been witnessed in OUT
town. The alarm was gwen about o'clock on Satur-
day evening last and from the sudden bursting of the
flames, caused immediate rush to the spot of some
three or four hundred persons who attending cir
in the vicinity. We have not been able to procure
any authentic Of its origin but is believed
the fire occasoned f.om careegscss neglect in
those who had charge of the Law Office Of Messrs
Phelan & Clifton (who were absent from town. on
Ensace street The servant is supposed 10 have kindld
In the large fire about the time Of supper and as
neither he nor the young man who had charge of it
returned the flames communicated to the contents of
The room, which in full blaze when first discover
ed Even then it could have been arrested, if water
had been readily obtained. The fire however speedi-
Iy communicated with the buildings on eack side
sweeping with great rapidty the entire row of
Offices the right and the time with the rear
and front buildings the lcft-frst, a warehouse Ct
Mr. Lowe, then Jones IL Dimes confectionery, CORN
icy ~ y Meals Saddiers shop, Posey's extensive Drug
store, and the dry goods establishments of Morgan g.
tacker, John Read 4 Co., B. NJ. Lowe, and Withers
a. hunier; and lastly, that extensive building the
Huntsville Inn. bcion TO judge Snlith-Two small
buildings immediately ielow the tavern were nuled
down. AS yet 1t impossible estimate the loss of
properly with any degree of accuracy It's very pyca
some oe!eve the entire loss at less thar hundred
thousand dollars which is probably not an exopueration
The streets heaped with large masses of goods
mlscuousy thrown together all Of which were more or
less damaged The heavy articles were generally con-
fAoouL - OF lo,UUu collars worth of RaDe and
Baggng belonging to Mr.. Lowe, Mr. Mc,caie and Others
was entirely lost; also quantity of sugar &c. We
fearn that the goods were generally insured and also the
most costly houses except those owned by Judge smith
MIR. Bradley and Mr. Meinadier No family residences
injured but the Inconvenience to the merchants
will be great for time, late in the season
to rebuild the year They have ALL however, pro-
cured temporary houses in which to open goods
The want of system and proper management. was
never moro obviously displayed than at this fire the
scene for some time appeared to be Of general con
son. and not until it toe late to arrest he spread Of
the flames was supply of wafer conveyed the en-
gine We hope that proper authorities will profit by
what they have witnessed on this OCCASION and make
sach arrangements will more prompt and eff
hcent acton on future similar occasions. Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

n AND FOR SALE.-A highly improved Farm,
y 4 called Line Stone Creek, situated tn" Rich.
mnnd Road nine miles irom Charlottesville, comtainin,
7l2 acres more less, with dwelling houses and .l
the necessary on: houses stables. thrcs!. machine,
&c, will he sold lay private contract: to-ethrr with
negroes stock casLe and valuable horses. mprneE,S
ofhusbat.lry, corn, fodder. &c. a snail tract Of los
land belonging to Mr. David Mchic and which is to be
sold separates it from the Rvanna River There is
vein OF rich Limestone running through the whole tract
which has been qnarricd and kncd o7 these years
and the lime employed manurc 10 enrich The lane
and for selling il for building purposes Persons DESTROYS
OF buying, will apply tn" Office of the Charlottesville
Advocate, or to Dr. Bp,tcrinann L; The University.
October % i---wii
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4 Respectable Rctrcment--Ml. Joseph d. Beers. one
Of the most respectable brokers in Wall street. ~ York,
is about retiring from business with million Of dollars,
the proceeds Of his industry, sagacy and attention to
business.
The population Of Ncw-Orieans may be estimated
roughly a, G0C10-of these not less than So $50 are
colored pcrs )ns, about Is GOO of whom are free
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

TROUND PLASTER, in casks of 5vo lbs each,
"a from the " Lubec Mandatory pure
and of the best quality, constantly for sale by
DAVENPORT ALLEN & co.
Sept. IS. 4l-wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

HBY virtue "f Deed of Trust, executed to Inc by
b b William Dabney and wife. bearing date Goth day
of May, 529, and recorded in the Clerks Office Of
louisa county will sell to the highest bidder, for rea
d. money in front of thu Tavern at Louisa Courthouse
the second Monday in November next, that being
Court day: the Tract Of Land conveyed in the said deed
containing by estimation, GAG Ia acres lying in the
said county Of Louisa, the waters of the North Anna
river, adjoining the lands of Timothy F. Grady and
others. much thereof shall be sufficient 10 salts
fy the purposes Of the said Trust The title is believed
~ be- ndisputlblc but, acting Trustee, shall only
convey such title vested in by the said Deed Of
Trust. GEORGE HARRIS, Trusicr.
October -. 46-w:}l-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

H AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sa:"
q A bis Tract of Lard, containing about ~ acres
more or less. The soil is very rich. aud wei! adapted
10 the growth Of and wheat. There abcu, ~
acres cleared and 300 in woods There is great Gar.
tity OF good timber it-whie-o oak redoak. hickory
poplar and some very large pinc-About - acres Of
rst-rate meadow &c. This land lies in the county Of
King & Queen, about mile and half above tn"
Court house. il the fork Of public roads, and about
one mile and quarter from the Matapony river w!ichs
navgable for large vessels to pass There is very
good dweng-hoSe it. built about ID years. sets a.
a hgh elevation. commanding handsome view of the
river The water is good, and the situation healthy
Terms Of sale, $40 per acre$l300 in cash-a credit
two years vii! be given for the balance Of the money
one half payable in twelve months, the other half twelve
months after If any person should wish to purchase,
they will apply Mr. John Pollard who lives there.
and he will show them the land.
October2. GE}-w4wI ELLIS CARLTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

A. TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT FOR REM "
IA the Harm Springs, Bath Court H0uss lirg'HAII
have erected, and now nearly completed, aige ""L
spacious brick buildings, for Tavern together H, ~.
other necessary buildings attached thereto. VII, ,,;
go with the Tavern establishment, some Land 10 cui
vate and timber for re-wood think that "neh ,'T
establisme mt gets fairly into operation, there is suO
also rent the Brick House and Lot which live, Tue
lower rooms of which would for Store; anu
situation where good business may he Done. 80. nrc
wishing to rent it is presumed, VIII FIRST view ls Of
misses, when they will form an opinion Tor .'e'0Se
all It's advantages 'e'''' GEO MAYsE.
Oct q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

N AND FOR SALE.-Wshng TO remove to the
E South. the subscriber offers for sale his tract of
land lying in the county Of Prince Edward about II miles
below the Court House, and the same distance south
tract contains about $50 acres good proportion of
which is in woods Of prime quality for tobacco Tile
cleared Land is equal to any in the neigh5orhood for
tobacco, cora, wheat, oats &c-Te improvements
perfectly new having all been erected within tic last
three four years and are beautifully situated about
BOO yards off the main road They consist If hand.
twoslory dwelling house: elegantly finished, and
all necessary ouhonses, including ice house. carriage
house. &c Attached TO this tract also is excellent
Grst Mill Zone mile from the dwelling commanding
liberal share Of custom; also Blacksmith shop-The
subscriber respectfully and confidently soct the alen.
ton Of purchasers he is disposed both to sell and
make his terms accommodating. would have no OBJ
jccon take Negroes, at valuation. in payment of
part all Of the purchase money.
EDWARD B. MILLER.
Sept. %. 42-wl0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

do certify that the foregoing is truly copied from lie
R.cord-In testimony whereof have hcrcun;o SCI
M hand and affixed the seal Of said Court, Il, New
Castle the 9th day o! September, A d. Ia
JOHN GORDON, hcg'r IN Cha"c'rg
Oct O. 4.)--i;u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

Superintendent of Upper .7ppo1nni"l TO-
Farmve, Oct. Doth. 1885 i--wl"
The Petersburg Constellation, md lntellgcnce' VIII f
publish the nLoHe weekY fol four wtcks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

RT OTlCE.--By virtue of Dccrctal Order Of The
IL County Court of Louisa, pronounced lse
l4th day Of September, 1885, in suit th-rcin DC.
pending, wherein David NJ Hunter is plaintiff and JAS.
Bib and John Ellis defendants-wc Tor Cfu:l
shall proceed to sell TO the highest bidder upon The
premises. on Saturday, the .2ih day Of October inst
third part Of The Ralesnake Gold Mine. il tr"-
the said Bbbs entire interest tcrcln.-r"rms will bca
commodatng, and made known Oil the day OF sale.
The prospects for rein aud sarjocc GO'dand iron ore
very lacring, and large have been offered Tor
the land, for the purpose of procuring them II hes !"
the region and near Waton's Gold Mine.
i DAv?p h n. HUNTER, Commissioner.
JG--y:iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

RBUBLlC SALE.-By virtue ottwo Deeds Of Trust,
b executed by Abnrr Smith in his lifetime, on" /,
Benjamin Anderson and the subscriber the LIST day:
January 1925. and the other 10 the subscriber only on
the 9Th day of March. lS3l for purposes therein
toned and both recorded ia the Clerk office Of Powha
TAM will be sold TO the highest bidder, at public auction.
for cash at PoHhalan Court House, on the ss:cnh
day of December next. (being Conrtday) TGA,F
OF LAND, in the county OF Powhalan contanIn,
eight hundred and ninrty-$ix and half sub.
iect to the widows dover therein. lying in TIE III
mediate neighhotl!nod of fop&nsvr. being the Tact
upon which tie said Abnrr Smith lately resided The
title is believed be good but tie subscriber wili
The title only against himself and persons claiming
under him.
WIN. S. DANCE, TRUSTEE
n,I,I IA
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MTOTlCE.--Will BIZ sold To the highest bidder Il The
~ residence Of Philip Marker, in the county Of
Prince Edward Va OH the 2clh of November next. Nil
the Household and Kitchen Furniture belonging the
late John Miller, decd. Terms made known the day
Of sale.
All persons having claims against the Estate,
quescd to bring them forward by the day of sale pro-
peril authenticated. NANCY MILLER, .7d,u'nI,
Oct b. f41-w3w Of .JOhn MIitr. derG.
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IL the provisions Of deed of trust, executed I" ie
subscriber by Richard g. Morris, and duly recorded !"
the Clerks Office Of Louisa county, shall, on the nnr
teenth day OF November next before the Cnurt'iions
door Of Orange county. offer for sale to the highest hd
der al public auction the tract of land in the SAID deed
mentioned lying in tie county Of Louisa, adinn'ns the
lands OF George Morris and others, and containing b?
estimation, three hundred seven and half acre'-
wife to the said Richard e. Morrs-Terms vii! be made
known OH the day Of sale. Selling trustee, snail
only convey such title is vested in me by the deco
aforesaid LEWIS u. WILLIAMS, ITHSf''
Oct IN 1S-w4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-14

A yav. gallant black Lo,hario, called Harry Jack san. was brought up fosgabduc.i"g and sed"c'ng ,xoonp lady of color, Mics Mary Mumford, aged l5; ,,,foosh having a wife of his own. to whom he had .woru fidelity and protection. He was caught |" Ma rvs company, enjoying moonlight walk on the Hook when ihree black ladies. who were seeking ior the ,o. maiden, found them and immediately seizing the wicked Harry, bore him off in triumph to the watch. Miss Mary made her escape daring tho squabh'e. be ;.e lee,ured by the magistrate the hei"ousness of his crime aud the viilapy of leading asray young mud ,hough,less famale, Mr. Jackson grnned ghas' lv smile and said he neher seducc any body -Sa'ss Mumford hab seiuced and ax for to let her come ;u my house. My wife she he out, and no expect her home-so tough, it would he shameful to 'et 'a dv wander unprotected through de sireeis-and says l. enter and rest ,l,yaelf On promise 10 tell whsre the girl could be found, he was allowed to %.
 4 Fact" There is enc. single fact that one may oppose to all the wit and argument of indely that no man ever repen,ed of Christianity on his death bed"
 Hcnnah MOre's Lite. *' rh. T.wn,rnnee Cause in Worcester, we appre- hend will suffer materially from the recent intemper- ate excitement there. An adjourned town mee""s was held les, week, and the former vote o the so~"' 0ot 10 grant any licenses to tAotc'ss ""S 'eo~''' The original vote stood $50 asains, licensing and 27u iu favor of s. This vote nuli6ed by 452 Agai"s tt md s76 in favor of its emaining-exhibng an as toanding increase agaast ihe Temperance party. Ir such the passions not the adgsnts Of men ars fexsrcised.- Northampton Courier.
 Packse Raas S1eek.--We arc informed that tbs Stockholders iu the Utica and Schenectady Line o Packet Boaia sp;ded seusn hsndyed per cent. ths profits ofihs last season. New Las has been start ed shis Spring, but the fare is not redseed. The, eha,ge 8 80 for their 30 miles, which is too much, is shown i,y tbeir enormous dividend.
 A young man by the name of Crawley at tempted. during his noetu1.sa! peregrinstii:on: to chamber uP. Romeo like. into his lar Ju,,ec iatficed chamber. She, !" nothing Ioth," o iUatteutiye to his wishes, resided in Lisso' II.istenl Grove-but at the moment. the cru ,el interruptions of an i0trudiOg police otfice unserved shis arm, and the poor youth tell pierced upon the spikes of the railing below The blood .gushed, out of his thigh, and bD little hopes were entertained of his recovery
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-14
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