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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY


DN ,iiine of tlc last will and testament Of the late
ID Christopher Anthony, the undersigned will sell,
Al public auction. on SATURDAY, the 18th oi febfua-
~ next that valuable and commndous House and
lot Wing on Franklin Hill, IN the town Of Lynch
bug on which hls testaor resided at the time OF has
death. Tie Improvements consist OF lalc" and
spacious Dwelling lIousr, with eight rooms, the nc
erssaly out houses Office &c, all lately erected, and
IN fl4t rate order The Lot IS wen enclosed, and
both ,ad and gaIden high state of improvement.
Indeed. tins certainly Of the most desirable IN
lnlly residences, in the town OF lyuchburs.
1efms-foui. eight aud twelve months credit
negotiable bon,a. with personal security, and deed
oil trust ON the property. &. J.. MOSBI,
Adm. ,eiH he uiH anaered, Of c. Anthony, dec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
MAcKAREL. TIN pLATE. &c.
II EeW0tc Teacher svWMfed.

Two Lady qualified to instruct in the various
l. branches usually taught in the best Female
Schools, a salary of 800 and her board, will be
given, TO take charge Of School, at the Tabcr-
naclc, in the county Of Bedford, Is miles West OF
Lynchbure. 1t is proposed that the School shall
be opened on the frs, of March, and close on the
last of December, forming session of 10 months.
On the 4th and 9th of July, an Examination will
take place, when vacation oftwo weeks will be
eiven.-A pplicants will be expected to furnish
satisfactory tcstimonals.-Fo further particulars,
reference is made to the Editors Of the Virginian.
Bedford, Jan. - fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
WonddV, Jan. p. 1896.
IN SENATE.

On uofion IF Mr. Ernta;np &C Uuu ,%,r tho
Senate took nm the Resolution, ON the subject Of
Abolition. and the 1t Ees.Ifio,.--" Resolved
Th,t ,l,;s Co,,,n,on,.al,l a,l,. Ia mo r;o,, ~
control on interfere with the subject of domestic
slavery within lis limits and liza, This ,;oht will he
maintained u, all hazard, Was n,e>enlcd when
Mr. Fontni,e moved In almond il by >,riL mo on,
tho words That this Commonwealth only :"
and ,o ;,sa,, =, IL, ,L,r,,r NJ tllo,,. ..Tb,t
no mower vi,bno, M. cor,n'a,e,I,b"
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and VA. .ci1,1 IN tho nc,',,;,o ,ycs II Mos rs
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Nh Font,inr " HAT tho rcsolo,in, IN ;,s or;.
,;,l f,o. maintain ,b. nosi,;on ,h,, lin. Lois.
I,,r. iro;n;a has ,h, n,yor IN abolish s,,ySrv
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
NrNIrIcENT APPROPRIATIONS.

A bill has passed the House of Representatives
of Indiana on tire l2th, by vote Of 30 10 IL !
contemplating loan Of 10 millions, 10 he cSpcn-
Jtd under til, direction Of Il Board oi Internal I'm
rro,enpent. twill pass tic Senate by minority
II al last ino-ihirds.
And this from = State which is very iar from
having arrived al "tlc bono and gtI,c OF man
hood !" Scarcely 20 wears old
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

to sleep, while '' Coriolanas is ,hnn,,.r,n.
gates \ French fleet is making for o,,u :" our
While VIZ are diSPutnc TO who was in f,,l, vast
The Three million bill of last session II *
iul and disgraccful to both parties. '''''e-
As to Cass'S going to England, there j, ,o...
OF IT. lie cannot be spared from the Wa, 90.
lie Is the master spirit in that branch of the Ga'
nfnlncni. Stevenson, think, will be nom;,,,,',
but bis confirmation doubtful. '''ed,
Yours &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

" That our readers may have both SIDES u
the question, we insert this morning the coInme'"'
OF the " ashlngton Globe on the Duke dc p'os
hes letter to Mr.. Pageot which, although appear
ing in tlat paper as editorial, may be regarded ''
an official article. it strikes us as being II
markable fact that the writer quotes sentences 0"
the Presidents last Annual Message, in oroe' y
sho" that the explanations" wished for by w
French Minister have heen given. How was u
Dnh" DC roslit to know il Jurt last, What u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

From tie Y. }. .jonr. ot Commerce, Jan. p.
As,he steam packet " lillian Gibbons, from
Charleston, was coming mp the Lower Bay Ncstcr-
lav morning, between , and O'Clock, her steam
luc collapsed or burst, bv which accdcn, scve-
ro persons lost ih,ir lives, and others were severe
ally wounded.
The following is list Of the sufferers Isaac
Davcga, passenger, dead; Charles Duncan, bar
keeper, do, stephan LonCStrort, fireman, do j.,
Henry. frcnchnan, do; b. +, Rogers passen-
ger, do; Richard To-day, ID engineer, drcadtull>
wounded and no, expected to survive.
Capt ilalsey, at the moment OF the explosion,
was standing on the upper, deck warming his
feet AT the chimney. The disabled boat was taken
in tow by the Citizen. and towcd up to the city.
stopping at quarantine, where the bodies Of
Messrs Rogers, Longstrcct, and Henry, and the
wounded Mr. To-day, were put on shore, to be con-
ycycJ to the NJ rinc Hospital. The bodies OF Mr..
Davcga and Mr.. Duncan were brought up 10 the
city. We understand that Mr. Rogers is of Massa-
ehnsc'tS, and resided at Augusta, Geo, and made
inns Journey for the purpose being united ia mar
rage wnh young lady OF his native State. Sad
y different has been the result.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
SATURDAY., JaaHafg %.

Various petitions sefe presented aud refer
red.
Nh Gner presented the following, which was
/ lad ON tie table:
! Resoirta, By tie Central Assembly Of Virginia,
that lc Board OF Public " ofks are hereby direct
ed 10 employ competent engineer To survey a
route for Raj Road from Gordons, lille, in the
county of Orange, TO Iiarrsonbufg, in the county
Of Roc bingham, aud from Charlottesville 10 the
Riyana RIVER, AT or near Charlottesville, and re-
port 10 the next General Assembly his estimate OF
the cost OF constructing iho same, and the ddyan-
tares which. in his opinion, will result 10 tie Com
monw ealli.
ENPI NGING RESOLUTIONS.
The House resumed the Consideration Of the
resolutions, reported hy the Seleoi Committee on
EspGHping.
Mr. Price addressed the House al length in OPP
no,ition To the resolutions Which we're sustained
by Messrs. Foniaine aud McAlnllen.
Mr.. Glner followed but before he had con-
Guided ms remarks, Yielded to motion to adj
joarn.
On motion Of Mr.. Mullen, tic House adjourn
ed.
Monday. january p.
On motion of Mr.. Powell, 50 much Of the Mes
sage Of Tie Executive asreierrcd TO de subject of
Re, olutionary land bounty ohims, wa, referred to
the Committee Of Revolutionary Claim,.-And
the same Committee VAS instructed 10 inquire into
the cNpedency 81 amending the act of Assembly,
passed on the l2ll Of FEBRUARY, 1873, and also the
ac, which passed on the lI March, 1891, as
to provide some other and more stable tribunal
for the examination and decision Of claims for
land bounli,s promised 10 tie eGiecr, and soldiers
of the army Of the Revolution, and ahcr thar peri
cd, &c.
On motion of Mf. Dorman, the Committee Of
Courts Of Justice WI, instructed to inquire into the
cNpedicn,y of providing b, law for furnishing the
several County Court Offices with transcript
from the abstract books in the Registers Office,
showing tina number and date of all the patents
which have issued and which shall hereafter issue
for lands in this Commonwealth.
90 motion Of Mr. Almond, the Committee Of
Courts of Justice was instructed 10 enquire into
the expectancy Of 50 amending the act concerning
slaves, flee neeres and mulatto,s, passed March
ID, 1879, as 10 secure .ncemallv creditors and
other persons. their rights 10 the services Of slaves
cmancpatcd by will or Otherwise, where such
slaves shall be chayeeale OF in any way liable to
creditors &c.
Petitions were prose- ted and r,fcrrcG--by Mr..
Chaplin, Of ihe President and Directors of the
Norih-W Western Bank Of A., Tor an amendment Of
the charter Of the said Bank, So TO increase the
capital aud extend the time of its e>istcncc--bv
Mr.. Beard of ctizens Of I.ondoun for al increase Of
The Capital OF the Bank Of he NaIIc, and It's bran
clcs and the branch of the Farmers Bank at " IN
chcstcr--by Mr.. Daniel, OF citizens OF Campbell
for the Incorporation ofllc LsHcbmg Female A.
cndcmv.
EXPI NGlNG RESOLUTIONS.
The House resumed the consideration Of the
Resolutions in>trnotine our Senators in Congress
to cxpunec the Scnate's resolution OF March 2S,
1891.
Mr.. Gilmer concluded his remarks, and was
i ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

ThCrc is now a he IN The Senate. Instruct the
Virginia Senators out of their seats. and Cesar
will have the Senate 1t his hcels.''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
L. S. SENATOR'S.

LouIsIAHA.-Thc vacancy from this STATEN the
L. :. Senate, occasioned by the resignation of Mr..
Gayarrc has been filed by the election Of Robert
Garter Nicholas, a son of the late " son Cary
Nicholas, Of Virginia; lIh'g Legislature,-or
at least enc pretending to be so,--having thus a
second time proved traitorons to its principles, if it
have any, or know the meaning of the word. The
following is the vote:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
From The Norfolk Bcat an, Jan. %.

=
Iui, al Of The IT. y. ". hris Of rar Pdntd-
Ioon.-By the arrival oltlc Pantaoon, Comman-
der CoRRy, AT this port Saturday, from L al
mouth. England, hicl, place she left on the 24lh
Dec. we have been politely favored with the Lon
don Morning Posi- OF the 22d Dec three days Ia
ter than our previous adyices : but II does not
contain the slightest alluson TO the American and
French misunderstanding. 1t gives us Paris dates
to the l9th, and represents the Funds as fuciua-
ting in Consequence of tho rumor at tie Bpnfse OF
the defeat Of the French legion in Spain. Ialley-
rand was gaining strength since the death OF
his wife. VI. Lanc, formerly President of the
Chamber Of Deputies, and Count Rrderer, a mem
Der Of the House Of Peers, had lately died. TIE
versions Of the late speech OF the Emperor Nicho-
las have been numerous, that much doubt Is
thrown upon the Whole affair.
We learn that Commandant CORY, who is
charged with Dispatches to the British Legation
at Washington, will leave ihi, morning for that ci-
~
I'll" Pantoloon fired salute soon after coming
to anchor, which was returned from the Gag slip
Java.
The Dispatches brought out BY the Panta-
loan have excited much speculation. Do they
late To the rumorcd mediation of Great Britain in
the French affair lflhcy do not, what could have
brought out special packet when thee so
many Gnc packets from Liverpool to ~ York
We must wait.
The Paataioon is tie first British vessel of
war tina, has arrived in our waters since the late
war.
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xx.y.CsYhsRG gIKGEsH.AS
MONDAY. February I, 1896,
WII,TISIN TIE WIND

We copy the following from the Norfolk bea-
cos ofthe 18th nit We have doubt that The
p,i,>h oo,cruncn, has made formal tender OF
its good Office, Mcdatorin the controversy be-
tween the American and Frcne! governments. If
so. will The President aecep, Q, reje'titi Nous
rfTJoUS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

Mr.. " lson of B replied to Mr. Gilmcr,
On motion Of Mr. HOPKINS, tic House adjourn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
ENPINGlNG RESOLUTIONS.

The House resumed the consideration Of the
Resolutions n>trootilp our Senators in Congress
TO cxpunee the Senate, resolution OF March 2S,
1 1884.
Mr.. Gimer concluded his remarks, and was
,ollowed neppositon TO tie resolutions by Mr.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
VII sec Ian /.

SKETCHES OF UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
The annexed sketch Of The scenery IN the upper
Mississippi g,csa lively picture Oft section Of that
interesting country now termed the Far West"
The article t. taken from spirited weekly paper
commenced IN CAnruAof, III. under the title Of
The Cart hagenian."
70 the stodeni Of Nay'rc the country known
the Upper Mississippi presents most interesting
field Here she has Displayed her most maguIG.
cent hanj.w ork. Here roll on to their ocean re-
seryolr Tie proud waves OF the mIghuest ol rivers
Her crag aud plaG, and rock. and yerdaut hi!l top
rear iLe,r iau f5reheads to meet the skies--snd
here, an object Of wonder and asionishueut
10 every behullcr, spreads 10 almost inter-
msnsble grandeur, the magnificent aud blooming
praucs now level a. the bosom Of the ocean IN
ne moments - Of calm NOW undssung a. ,s sur
oco ~hru The gale passed over it--a seeming sea
e. afar---a perfect wilderness Of YER dure. The
en- grants from the boosted SayaHnSbs Of the South
end not here their diminutiye uInsdo S-ysles--tle
sturdy and rackiess wAndercr from the Gfsn,e
Hills oi the Hudson, or the rock g,u coast Of the
land Of The Pilgrims, or the buck eye villains of the
beautiful nYef-fDd no, there any thing Ike the
scenery Of their native land. They al see some
hing which they bad never before seen, aud OF
NH!ch they had not before conceived. Asomelhing
Of neWness-or nayel,y--of originality seems 20
preyadr the saue-und able se yet cling 20 the
recollection o. ifc scenes n oar childhood. With
Al uuscuuniabe influence. binding hrmer and
6fuer 10 our neN made homes. We know not
how Il is-5ut sc have never known an-. ~ho Sas
eapsble u Spp'oos,ing ils beauty sad Hs grandeur
sod iis rsbiimiy-end who could sec u Is Il &c
t1su, u. With iis sselng tiJe ofeu,is ration P"of-
ing along Ike 4 food--aBd ~bo could calmly iOoE
forytfd TO iis future prospects. tgd calculate lie
future progress end greatness, but siisr ell the
ielt desfs 10 s5opl II &c home is' himself and
ehi.drea and to ,Heenl.fy himself WITH lie pros
Periy.
!, may SAFELY be- 'aser'sd i'si 30 s-a'ioo q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
Sclcctc Tale.


A, that dHrk period cf our revolution which pre-.
cedcd the capture Of Bl'goyue on the plains Of Sa-
raiog. the friends Of liberty, incenscd and driven
almost to desperation BY the repeated successes of
the British nms, aud the cruelty with which A.
mericsD prisoners were ttcsled ~ tho enemy, re-
solyed 10 leave their frcsi4es march 20 the battle
field aud rick heir ali upon the hazard or de-
Ii vas fearful hazard. New York Phila phia
and other important posts oa the sea board. we're
in unds,urbed possession " the invaders the nor
thsn frontier was lined By a savage and blood
thirsty foe. and the lil'lc Spartan band who had
sworn by the Sshes Of their fathers TO live free or
die were compelled to seek refuge 10 the interior,
and patiently but suNioa,'y salt iors favorable OPP
portunliy 60 syenge the wrongs Of their oppressed
country Ybe entrance of B4tgoyae iuto the State Of
New York from Canada with powerful and " ell
disciplined Army, created fresh alarm; and excited
a spirit Of patriotism among all classes Of both
sexes which even the martyrs Of Thcrnopyu
might have ehyied. Among The many who thought
more Of liberty than Of life, was iczekiah Ei,erton
one Of the pioneers Of western Massachusetts he
VAS among the irs, 10 raise the standard Of liberty
IN New England sud embraced every opportunity
Of ipeulesisug into the minds Of hs ~ile and son,
(wbo composed hi. whole family the same spuit
by which he wss animated.
On beautiful evening IN October, l777. Mr.
Elyerion appeared more than usually agtsied. lie
paced the room 10 and fo. considerable iare a.
Il in deep thought aud then requested he son to
bring blm bic horn iukstAad. peu aud 4 sheet Of
pepper. Aher spending hslfsn hour IN Whiting. do
ring which lime 10, word was whispered D. any
member the liile family. he carefully folded the
shetland still holding II 10 H,s hand placed han
self between bis wife snd SOP.
Henry, are both cor guns 10 osdsrr
Yes s,I--l olesned lhem yesterday aud pot m
new hInis, for the purpose Of pursuing the wolf
that has lately made such hGs0e among our sheep.
was about to ssk yoa 10 s.lo@ me 20 JON small
patty Of cur ueiehbofs Cor The purpose 10 morrow.
The royce cannot be fer OF snj iLiak lie ~ got
be sPiurea'
'Heary dd esef reiuse yon reasonable re-
quest
NO fsthef--on The C1u'rart ycu have granted
me many unreasonable one. Bot thls q, yeftsIn-
" Tor oor interest sn3 s'mosi becomes a dIiy.
The whole pAuy uoad re 5.cc also. 10 zee YOU a.
nong the number. They know that your long
nEo seldom be,rsys yo1--come father le "
beth Co.
Heavy replied the pa'no,, bus eyes SPARKLING
with youthful snnsiion ably should We huul the
wolf whens Ion "a 10 the De saoofh0od
a hon. eIoisia.sd the CID hsy-bo~ did he
get smopg usf
NO matter ke~. lisnasb be 10 suoug 1s. ,nd
rssi b net .sd eoDqoersd. Ilsnrg have 700 any
sallss ess =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
NJ u n u ~.

county IN North America - more spily calculated
Cor The support 81 dense population and 10 fetn-
sh The necessities ofle and the lutnnes of refined
society. Wtlh sod Tor richness and fertility IN
sarp'ssed-~iih rnncral productions Of value and
in"thsus'sble with al tho natural advantages Of
locality i not remarkable then ihs, II should
be increasing IN population. with rspidry not
ooon surpassed "a tho snoAls of western cnigra-
uou.
The grand distinguishing chsuctens'ie OF this
section Ut the west. ADD which makes u. Ia q man
ncr, di6eten, from oil others - its prAries We bad
seen piaias and evol portions of country under
dlhercui names IN other parts Of the United States
but had seen no,hing bearing A smihluds to the
Ptniucs Of the West
Proud monument, q wisdom cod Of powstt
Th" counterpart oi ucesn~-aui grand
With lslanl', renu,ulas, and Continents.
10 Wild is'flet spread! While zephyr, mild
Add ~ iicf- piptonei gHss, and stotm, and blast.
AMI Ian he van iir5ss j NE 'fotsseqr. '''
Or toss tho waves Of Vefdutt to and ITO,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

$40 '''bi'1s GOV - NAMat htsfTrf
bs.- ssa, ass "a 80 ss,,e8 t,.is.
~ iboa~ afoune 49, bofuses ptt
bpi ~it thu8 tcte, t,sd.s a,,en
lo ihirh u hiui tliatt fsfa~ay
lhf iofn. itiHtrte itins aarci suils
foT lntHt fsafs tssy no, ~.
fut silt tbou not sauaciits-s The uLH~
W. 'laisi der, fr snsa.tef ne
Bat 20, q Fs.haor'. h,sl..sa, b.H
Saf'osnded ~ to CAV ssd fsr
AID ii'ou tbe fsistsi u them o.
~. ttiet not th.rt not 81 Inc thttc
Bot shea go thoBFhticss crowd " zone
And hash q ihc voice ~ ssraritrs -iss
kaa ~ - sli~at stui HAd tone
And u'ua AT sd, frneinbof lar.
Hemeaht, ua---bai ior-l,eti ne ~.
Nbsn, N bt. esist itf ani gh
The mefsing'' glow ~ chauoitcr
kidr- r'nuilt Up ihs hlustirr sts
bIi Nhrh thc ~hniug moon hssla trsp.
~ midbFsit On tie lionel, irs
Ans natvfr's pcas3te spiti weep.
10 all her deNf, remember ule
Rspsullor ne. pfsy bur not
IT, t,osas gsy sad blooming hour
Nhen ever brake bath found is note
Nod ssashine smiles ,n even fuwef
Bot When the faiiag leaf 10 sear
Ard whhefs sadiy from the tree
Apd o'ef The fuIns Il the year
Cold Autumn weep, remember the.
Ren,mbsr me bat choose rot dear.
The host ~hea on the gentle lake
The spottye wave cts blue SD clear
hph nppl,ns 20 Tho margin break
But whea the deaf ning biows foam
IN r1sdness DER the pathloss sea-
Then let thy pilgrim fancy roam
Across them, and remember me.
Remember me--bul -ol 20 join
haply some thy friends should praise
'Iis fAr too dear that voice Of thine
To echo what the stranger says
fhey knoS us 40, but th0uld's thou meet
Some faithful fticad Il inc and thee,
softly. some,tnes. to him repeat
Ny name, aud then remember me.
Rene n|ot mn NOT | eatreat
In scenes Of fesisl week day jos
For then 1t were not hind ~ meet
Ih. thought thy pleasure should alloy
Bat on tho sacred solemn day
And. dearest, ca Thy beaded knee
When thou fof thote thou loS'.i do,i pray
Sweet spfi, then remember ne.
Remember me but not ISL
pa thee for ever. ever dWeli
With aHrious heart shd dropping cyr,
And doubts twuald gfiovc thee should tell
Bot IN Thy calm uncicuied heart
Where dark and gloomy vision. Zee
Oh thete. NY sister lie a., part.
And sindly there remember me
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

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NV, '' ever! sno' count b''
~ '.' .'''"t.' 10 hoe"he--Iot u may
Wy SOU "e 'as' f'te"od'
hes, hu"fY, SAD the iathor ! Will cast the o.
,''r p"'''9' NH'" you cal upon Enehue. Tell
her your bridal daY must be- postpuncd--ic'l her
20 pray ic' the suecoss Of our arms. for the spec
dy emancipation of our beloved country from
INC 'hfhiiom of dcspo'sn, and for our safe return
To nome mud happiness.
icnfy Eletion and Em,iine Wharton had been
'hunatc from childhood They bad recently cS-
changed vows Of eternal fidelity and the day
appointed when these vows, already recorded in
heaven, were TO be ratified at an earthly altar.
The present unlocked for emergency like
death blow to the youthful hopes Of ierry--hul he
bracej his nerve to meet II, as he rushed from his
iathors house to reveal 1t TO Emellne. In ten
minutes he was by her side. Tho deepest ankle
~ was depicted on his counienancc a. he srakc:
'Emeline
Overcome by his emotions, he could say no
tnoro-and for the FIRST time for many years, bis
cheeks were moistened with tears.
Henry
Another pause cnsued. The anxious girl knew
not what to fear, expect or hopc-but she endcav-
oFrn To prepare tor the worst
Henri explain and relieve my suspense
Emohue, NC must part, perhaps forever
me blood ieil her chceks-she IN vain attempt
ed 10 'se--when Henry, foroetlul Of every thing
out her safety and welfare, caught her in his arms.
me embrace was mutual ma restored to imelIne
'"'t ''h"uelce III henry o HGe"'y whch his last
"o'rS t1'o''oo qncTo T"ao'.
''e N'''.," ',''' w. ""''''"
'""" ~" Wy '''"o' ""u Wy s'n y" o"' way ~
JOIN ."e N"er,C'n army. S""u4u 'aA
40 more, ieu'!' s''' suc' a7 sue e'asPeu "''
NECK more ''oSey' PROOF VI pure "",''''"-- 10
mofc--ooeY your country co.' snoud yo" la''
WIZ oe J" a tsh'eouS cause nut sa'u she a''er
"'''e"' "'5''u''o" "u' Hen,y' IRE SH'" "'',
HR"" H"o',t' warm "'a'V-'''' '""''ee o''se"
Tue scene, ana henry 'et Tue presence % "'s ear
" rove VII" Wuc" 's",eF h'aFt man ne entered
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