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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
EOR RnSrON

f5E Eohr FAME, Kelly, MASTER, having part Of her
- hegh engaged ~il have dispatch. Appiy on
board, AZ Picsetrs wharf Orto
&c - JAAES FISHER a sOS
FOR THE DIS'rRfCr Op Cnt ttNpt,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

WI Se SOLO ~ us, THIS EVENING, from our s,,,.
% CLShs al O'Clock, the following artieies. Co.,
SHnf OF great variety Razors, Penknives Buton
NIisbeSsv son, scissors Walking Canes Lead Pencil
Pine c;Si Ryrs - & sryer Watches silver Pencil
Wi. be aided TO the above a coiecuon OF beauts
Prints just received.
q Ri 4 Co Au,ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

'I'IIE MIsI.E, C0uvItTs ~ LUTam11I, " WiTIiau
Carleton hy the author uf Traits AMI Stories Of Irisi
Pcuslu'sy, FsiuCT Buicr,Sc
lyi|s Museum VI FoTcga Literature, for October. fol
subscribers, Just received ~
ocI sMii'n, pEINKER 4 MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
CANAL BOAT DIRECTOR,
AT AUCT'oN POSITIVE sALE


On SATURDAY Morning November s,b :, 40 49,,
pieS'seiy al the headofthe Basin where she now de- IS
- elt without reserve, the Canal Boat DirecIor -.
was built last spring Va the best nanner-siu boLi 80
man any boat on the Canal-iraws Isss xaTcr w. @
P,rs I"pair-orisinal cost sSOU
Terms liberal made known al sale
ALSO,
The Train used for the Boat / horse and ,,,, .-, 49,,
ness ' ''''S' Nh" mule, with lar
nos IxrorS !. nno-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
SALES AT AUCTION.

- - u VI -
BY WILLIAMS & hAXAIL..
HOUSE AND LOT on TuE MECHANICS
WILLIE TURNPIKE,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The ION is.,,,, 81,
O'Clock, We shall sell n Aue'ipn, the premise. m ~
Sni -, at N. ns cen, near the Ton House Of the
Meeh,nc'vtIe furnpise at present. occupied by Csthc-
rne Hope and John Bution. The io contains 80 r. ., fo,
snd rrns baes - feet The House is'g5 MIN
enrss Isns'h Of the iionsc, ami covered
out Interest. neso.h aud decd 4 trisi on M.
property To secure the psymcr, Of the last two.
VALUABLE LOTS At AUCTION
On SATURDAY. AFTERNOON. Ilh inst a, ao'c'ocE
on ihe pretnises, Nc shan sell aIcuu tuos. tlfe. Vain,
able Lots Of CIoun heionrirg TO tie estate Of Eao.i
Walls, decd situated the upper col 81 street n"sr
he lie Icseree Of Ju-c osri AMI known IN he Dan ~
GrshaTs property ma" ~ No Bate "a Nos ? } and
planted WIN the choicest fr; trees from the Nurscr of
TERMs-oneth.ri eash. and the baapc. \, G and 4,
months without Interest, neg, table notes aud iced of
uasi Sn the property required to sscdro The at two
quo n, Auets.
GROCERIES,. LIQUORS. &c.
sell a, auction fron'oour store general assorHeut ~
3 XXI. ' P,, Ir' :..i.s IN 'srt 81
70 70 . so I,,a No + 9,lraH' do
30 hhds TGn,i4i Molassas
hitehss,s Gunpowder Tea
~ boxes Iaow Candles
% d. starch
] uerces Sperm oil
] . 30 hlscu Wine
] 10 groce AsS1u's Hacking
] &bbls Common whiEkey
~ ID OH Rye 10
pipes IIollsud Gin
] 49, 20 bali pipes French Brandy
. SIBO Havana Cigars etc. ere.
To- re- 80, WILLIAMS 3 uAxArL,
I W. -''' 'lEHs- Aucts
BY DAVENPORT ALLEN.
GROCERIES &c
On THURSDAY, Nov. li'h, az 10 O'Clock will be ali,
al our auction store, large quantity OF raceriss an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

l;Ms1j 81 ~ SSH
PLANO FouTE IyAnE-IIoUsE

The largest collection Music offered for sale in
u, STATE may he selected from II the Htnr" oi TIC sub
is no" enabled o sell at tic Philadelphia and
New YORK Wholesale .ui retail lrIrC..
those ndtchlsl1E g. sell AGAIN wi be furnished upon
:, ~ 80 10y -" n'Nrt elsewhere the stale
exchange. a.. gAAIuK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

VIII be sold ~ US, THIS MORNING n, IN ,,,.,
front Of oos FACTION store.a likely Negro Girl IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

Mononsnia, Class Mo be- drawn on Sturdy, Nov n
NJ Ar,'"tIiI. tapta's-C3l,On 1000, BOZ Sra 2stN
aud luo OF 100, etc 10 Nos-l2 dram. Tcsets siO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
GROCERIES,. LIoroRs- L.


GROCERIES, &c.
On THURSDAY, Nov. li'h az 10 O'Clock will no ala
. other articles. ~ @'.I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
WILLIAMS a HANALL.

- FOR RENT, and possession given LIST
Gsif January. the House, at ih. corner 81 ani Eti
fiSsH streets At present occupied 10y DT Empr. The
house has rcccn y hscn rcpairc emf Is in Re.
sah!c cigLhoThood Possession may be AaIthc lsi OF
November For terms, apply
RICHARD HILL. N. & co.
Oc W U over Tie EnuI.rcr OrL.r-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

Wensbnrs Lottery Glass k,,-ror Moni,y Morning. I
drawn. Tickets su -
10 Order tickets in the above Grand Lottery all
DO met with prompt attention. II adircssedtn
N. srRATTON,
mol Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

MADAME RALLY, Who has taken charge Of the
VI French Depaunsni, al Mr. PeTsico's HAVING two
hours 81 leisure, wishes o. devote The Iasgs Who
are desirous of attending to The French nrusse eiter
~ study cpnvrrsait1u with her. N,t,rge AZ ~ a.,
give Lessons the spanish Gul ar.
AfTeneh Dung Lady, wlo h4t teen educated in one Of
tie best -emnaics Of M" Norh wishes 10 engage herself
In private family n Instruct few young afes Ia the
usual branches, with Music aGi Draxng A t.tn y In or
near Richmond would DC pTeic red Apply 10
oc - n q PERstCo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
COLLECTOR AND CENEnAL A0ENT

49, AGENT
J. PILlIAM tenders his u his fden a and
~ m" yuhlc generally ig town and country, a. a
COLLECTOR AND GENERAL ACENT, flr the salo OF
fi"lnrc u .vetN kiD Hiring cut Negroes, Roning uo-
49,, selling Pro 'uy.ac.
r. incnEtn devote his sole attention TO the afve
business AMI a1.cits fh7tc uf public patronage: assurinz
i"'' WHO tuay iaNOur I win their business that shall
l." attended 10 Vth fidelity aud despatch. Ite nav Toe
inuni a. the House Of Mcssrs. IulOCs Rroiher oppn
s' We BEL IaHern) 'heTc persons Will please teni their
/ favor.
Refer to VAC Crane Co, II G worthitn. J,s WIN.
st.h h.nty w honcute nO3-dSC2w
no Enquirer will copy for weeks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
ISAAC o. AUSTIN,


Successor TO Oley & Austin)
-Four doors ADORE the Ben Tarsrn,
HkS o. hagi large end splendid stock Of Saddles
which %" Su eel .E wholesale retail Tor cash or
ehas are 'esrrtllr invited 10 call before purchasing
Richmond September o. 'sil-u1
TO FARMERS.
~ las zen appointed Ag@Et IN Richmond
| Nsr EErlaEs Fa-vls- Those DESTROYS OF procuring
these excellent PcTs- S please NIKE cary aPpca
In few dayshe Will have ready for erhbfi,n an eSten
E g. HOWARD.
se2-n 1t corner above tho Banks
WINTEII SPERM OIL hhds pure sperm
"ii' landing per Iusearg -, 20. ,9g'u1g
HOLLAND GIN AND LONDON DOCK PORT VINE.
y firE- Holland Gin. Pine Ample brani
10 essks f'r' Vine, landing per schr Tusc4rora this
noi WILLIAMS 4 HAxALL
MORE NEW Goors.
Pm. {, '''- a ~ p...'sss OF NV ans beautiful
thereto. determine o. keen uq an Iirrf 5f ,ir
y.te purchasers 10 eal.aut siutug. WA T. hUTLER.
no4 'a,s' ], ,,' Ben ,i,7 T.ysfa a
pRNN-BRAN-5I0 bushels u Bar, ceHyeTa6 e on
ID ship board Tree Of tnyaEe. ..-
RICH IVORY TABLE CUTLERY.
tIEaTe lnst openius me most s.s.. -s'"y 81 Ivory
sl6y cases liue " tu cslsus, I,st Be.rgvsTyIsI AMI
choice goods We rspcrffuy invite r.Ts1n. ~, - -
purchase and others who may bee fond OF looking
Z. ]. RICHARDS a co.
nos HATiwaro, Fancy au- Furnishing store.
CHEAP BRASS TENDERS
q ;. kiIhARD7 " 20. h.ve Just received another
- a. az, en- see them a'ites'sn Of The saw suee'
Snoesoc iil. uoi
ArNA Fii ~ isr -.l.,,,,. CONTAIN
<,,t,,. -, alEN-' At !.feHHoNn' Va.
rerpctua. charter 'nl eapal Of SAN,Otl, and .n
slTes against loss CT damage 10y IRE dwelling houses
iGre, anu merchandise 40 general on the most favorable
Any losses which the Company may sustain on Iisques
taken ar This aseucy Will be adjusted with prompuIuie ans
Applications for insurance or the renewal 4 policies
may hc mad" IN he Subscriber whu las been uly az.
n. BALDWIN. AGENT
'el' Under The Exchange Hotel
I AIDES ELEGANT SILK BUsKINs.-
JUDAH MYERS = Co,
ses pet'ers in Boots Shoes. Trunks, &c.
MORE NEW GOODS
TUsT opSne Rich --,a Mang.-s, unusually cheap
% 90 Tibet Neruo 10
~ dn six sraris
y'sloni POINTS, various eorors
Pan. ALSO,
n5nsc.fis.S .nd S.r,rsIP4a;s
Dncuc sud- Psia B,nrrCr,.--
very oel,'i.a with many 9lsT Good, new AM
I ~ llc ~ LAihhNf & NANDEjRSLN.
TO GOLFERS
II>i rtccv'ia lot 90 Ames superior large coal aves
sale low by RICHARDS a co
&C - HJtwlrc and Fancy store, SLackuc hin.
lIAIRBANfs PATENT PLATFORM &
COUNTER BALAECE S, for sale ~
~. BALDWIN.
'n''--' Opposite the Banks.
LATER STILL.
IIST0U'uri rich SIr.ncI and CHcue silks every st,,gs
/ 81 OF Bgr, auIl variety OF other toIrrs.
NalIruC Bm' NOuslus sal many other now an8 rich
| .oOls can bc found az
oo&4 LATIEOP SyANDErRsEN'S
nLD ENGLISH CHEESE AND LONDON
~ PORT -li cases OF prime OLD Enr.rSli Cheese
'ust o. hnuF, ger PI'y- ruU Liverpool Also ~ casks Of
that superior Porter. Iuf up with tin iu. and 80 vol
known 90 Cur customers. Or sl.cty
! TABBS GILES
Sc =, or M1i1 street.
M DANIEL. Pas received by tue Nassau. a ItTc~
w collection ui entirely ucw Muse, songs, VALUES,
I eic. el'. Music Store.
] o. - square sHHvc the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
j. G. GREGORY & co.
liz
FOR SATURDAY, 9th November.

FF2CE on Nam, 2nd door b,la,s Corner nIain and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

- We wish tn rent iu lsr August next, that very
'E,s-s commulous House, present occupied by Mr.
!aEf9 Boyd situated 5th street, between the Dwsl
-A-As-lnc III buses of Mr. Fry aud Mr. BTansinTd The
,usc has every convenience Tor the comfortable
liaiion " large family.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
CHARLES u. ALLEN,
MNWaHRE.F nrf.a
NITRAPPiNG PAPER-lUtO rcams Wrapping
w "IPrr OF different sizes AMI ofFood quality for sale
AZ low prices. JAMES SiLER 4 ION,
Agents Franklin Manufacturing Go.

Tho Company have got their Machine Tor making
Wrapping Paper the full tide successful operation,
AMI slci orders iom merchants and uihcrs waning
prri0r article, aud A. low price.
We have store, Wrapping Paper made Of hemp, very
strong and NJ beautiful texture; also all varieties ui WI.
tug Pdpcrs which, in quality, will compare with Northern
manufacture, aud Will be sold low prices Call
amino Tor yourselves
mo- JAMES sIIER A SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
Enn IINEnnnnI

IN The A I coppered brig ESSEX, John Raynes,
Xxx master, Ia load al CITY Point for freight To
IL baccoor cotton at very low rates apply 10
no CHARLES PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
LADIES, sUrEtIni. oAL1.;r, moon

Ladies' SUPEtfrr GNIIh,It HOOTy
AND SILK HUSEINs
M + nave Just IrcciNlu tnp'y u the attrc
w amt scIsonatlr Coos 81 the latest fashion To which
specially solicit call from fuc i~s. The, will lac
sold very low. -. BURLINGTON & co
&C II Mansion House
CJPE HFISE CHEWING TOBACCO-Cncv
- "Isot IuoacuIrc invited l. examine very fac
samples a. Ttsl.
o. y ]. u. AnnnTr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

'b',h nnlerrGush having opsucl branch Ct his GEN.
lLLhEN'@ iUkNisi!INt. ESTABLISHMENT, In
enuu.C ilon with the ia suI CAP husinsas IN Reh
inini, Va and having suslgsI NJ ELISHA -ilEPPER.
son az Agent o. superuieud the me, be,- .av. 10 a..
sur. ihc purchasing community. MAJ he will al al tpcs
~" articles In The Grn''mru- Furnishing Line nclu ling
aS Gni Taps 81 thcu"~c-t patterns they are bruus ~
our ihe Northern eiii"A %. 7. WINCHESTER.
HaIft Sir n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

HACK AND HORSES, AT AUCTION
ca llE-DAN M0ruu :, NV, ll,T yH, lsiI. fGafFast
lNu cllck.iI font u' store. shall sell for cash z ys
good lack au! pat " Horses. The Hack 20 -8o ars
iaEr's Nhrtatie' sound auH sold f1r fault Ais
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS.
VII &c a't"i, sccDU band Carnage, ght and slhy'au
as 1li Nrt double harness. well caculsrei for Pa
Horses.
u & B,Aucfr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
4 FEwH..t'plz HEAT B na1SoSsS Ss Agent.

lfENlNG ihs morning, second supply of Sf1nfs AMI
~ Fancy Dry Goods. among them are 90
B'ics ant Noir cnurrd Muuslins. sll wool
cases Rich printed, from ~ f1 the fues; imported
csc as.'ua-, a tcdltf .Ii lrtie d. for dresses
Ron Brn-H1 ani China Srks entirely new
tslc1 Tong SCARE, waItsI do 10
- brocfs AMI Embr1i3si Cashmere shaxIs
l' emma and Figurcd six IA,
k.rn Blue Black silks, slripci and wneTed
10 Pisif silks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
ROOM For ht.Hr

~ large room the second floor in TIC huui
t..fA ing occupied ~ second door on IN
hrsin street being III, very centre Of bushes
--si u t''s civ, the location s very desirable for al
Once. Rent moderate 10 pGTuIan, nj occupant.
Sc l-tt ] l. FOGG. ain
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-22
GEORGETOWN, O., TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1871.

me mad. 1t was raining cats and dogs
"'ll drown myself" said I, .'and make an
end to IT," cannot say was qgite Sc
rious in the resolution, but l ran towards
The wharf, determined at least TO devise
some means Of esca aping from the city by
water. But how idle 10 struggle against
the DEGREES Of fate! Passing through
Broad street, stumbled into cellar am
ong troop Of Irishmen who were hold
ing wake over the dead body of one Of
their countryman. l lost my senses by
the fell and the paddles having settled
the matter that was kilt, resolved to bu-
ry US both together, in order 10 save time.
know not how it happened, but when
| came to myself was scampering off at
full speed with the whole troop in pur.
suit, calling out to me TO come back and
be buried "decenily like a gentleman"
The upshot Of it was that | fell into the
ock.
The Humane Society must tell the
rest. lam still alive and have notbeen
buried, though | consider il downright
impossibilitto avoid the catastrophe much
longer lnow feel disclosed to take the
matter into my owo hands, and fairly to
entomb myself for some short aud safe
space Of time, hoping this may break the
spell. Reader have pity on me. Six
months ago qui:e filled capacious ca
sy-chair, and now you might truss me in
10 an eel-skin. The Three PeriIs Of Man
have long been notorious; but there are
Two others that might make the number
ive--A Deputy Sheriff and Dead Set
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-22
From Cist,s Cincinnati in 1911

Reuerses Of fortuneS.-Few people
are aware of the ups and downs Of society
beyond the present moment. We see
one man rise by some fortunate conjunc
lure of events, TO honor, power or fortune
whose descendants, perhaps whose child
ren, may be stepped in poverty or infamy
to the very lips. But the same genera.
ton, in this case rarely witnesses the
ascent and descent of the ladder; it is on.
ly by inquiry or recorded history, that we
are called TO contrast the affluence or
dignity of the past with the destitutions
or insignificance Of the present
In the course ofmy travels, found an
old lady-the widow of a distinguished
professor in one ofthe eastern cities
in abiect poverty, that board stretched
across an old barrel was all the table she
possessed, the chairs we're in keeping
with the table, being sawed pillars of
wood. discovered a man who had been
proprietor in large foundry, on the riv-
er Carron, in Scotland reduced to the
condition of a day laborer at iron works
here, | found descendant of distin-
guished governor Of one of ;he eastern
States, and a cousin of a, late governor of
New Jersey, making their subsistence at
washing by the day. What impressive
rebukes TO pride may be found nj such
lessons. In all these cases the individ-
uals appeared 10 bear the reverses of for
tune with a suitable and becoming spir-
il and some of them with such dignity
and philosophy as commanded not only
my sympathy but my respect.
But | found deeper grades of wretch
edness than these. "The spirit of man
shall sustain his infrmity," but degrade.
ton and infamy who eau bear? Yes,-
some are so far sunk as TO glory in their
shame or to become callous under dis.
grace. The daughter of a respect able
clergyman in Philadelphia and niece Of
a member of Congress from New York.
is public prostitute in This citV whom
no remonstrances can rouse, nor recOl-
lection, shame. The grandson of gen.
eraI officer Of the revolution, distin-
guished son of Pennsylvania is vag.
abond IN our city now, and not for tho
first time on the chain-gang apparently
one of the most hopeless of the lost.
assisted to lift out of the gutter in which
he lay drunk, man whom knew years
before in Pittsburg, worth even in those
days when mans wealth was counted by
only tens of thousands, as much in real
estate and warehouse as fifty thousand
dollars. ] found in another case man
Df my own age-I had left him in Phila-
lelphia tw0nty five years ago, youth of
The highest promise, the pride and Joy Of
his parents and the delight and favorte of
female society, he was so dis6gured by
that not vestige by which
could recall him TO memory, remained,
and nothing but certain tones Of his once
musical voice and the narration Of early
events which a stranger could not have
known, did at last induce me TO believe
him any thing else than an imposter.--
He was so completely ruined that twas
TO render him any SERVICE
lie has since gone down the river to Tex
as.
Such is human life.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-22
Such is human life.

According to Hunts Merchants Maga.
zinesthe amour, ofcapital, in the State OF
New York, invested in foreign trade, is
$4S,B0S,40l. The number of retail dry
goods, groceries, and other stores, in the
State, is 1908, with capital Of SAT-
39l l,55l. ro. Sas..5.sl
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BY D. P. PALMER.
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-22

"Sir!" said |, ''yOu are altogether mis-
takeni have swallowed no poison;
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-25

CAPE WooL.-The rapid progress Of the Cape
colony in the growth of this important article,
may be judged by comparing the export Of II in
1916 with the present export; and the prices OF
Cape woods with those OF the Australian. In
Isle, the export was 5000 lbs. in 1888, above
42o. 900; and in 1889, 552 600 lbs-and in the
current year the export will be proportionately
more abundant. As to the prices, the lowest are
from Cd. to l-2d, Tin grease) the highest from
Is. I'd. to Is 10 lid, and the general teslimony
in favor of the improvement Of the wool is in
qualify Cape wool continues 10 increase in
quality and estimation. ~ Boston Post.
MELANCHOLY AccrpEST.-On Saturday Last,
Mr. n, nry Minor was crossing the Grand Ry-
er, a short distance below the dam at Dunnville,
in sleigh, with thirty bushels Of wheat, accom-
panied by his wife and child, when the ice gave
way and melancholy to relate, all were lost ex-
cepting Mr. Minor himself. The body Of the
child has not yet been found.-Mogaro q. CO
Chronicle
| TEMPERANCE AT LowfLL-On the question,
Shall the Mayor and Alderman be instructed
to grant no lie nse for the sale oil intoxicating
drinks. the ensuing municipal year1" thu vote
was as follows: Yeas s20-Nays, 365.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-25

world, and therefore bis punishment is a just
return for my sins. But thank God Of his
goodness that he has given me time and re-
spite 10 repent. And now good people, while
am alive, pray you assist me with your pray
ers.n
Many fervent responses followed, and several
OF the by-standers initiated James example, as
on the conclusion of her speech, she fell upon
her knees and recited the Miserere.
Al its close, Feckenham said in loud voice,
ask you, madam, for the last time, will you re-
peni2"
pray you, sir, TO desist, replied Jane meek
y. i am at peace with all the world, and would
die So
She then arose, and giving the prayer book to
Angela, said-'When all is over, deliver this to
the lieutenant. These she added, taking off
her gloves and collar, give to you.'
And 10 me- cried Mauger, advancing and
prostratng himself before her according 10 Gus
tom, you give grace
And also my head, replied Jane. 4 forgive
thee heartily, fellow. Thou art my best friend
What ails you, madam p remarked the lieu
tenant, observing Jane suddenly start and trem-
ble
Not much she replied, but thought saw
my hush nd pale and bleeding.
Where 2 demanded the lieutenant, recalling
Dudley's speech
A'~fN, $3.50 nv bioAhs iS puSu JdnSs i See
the figure still. But il must be mere fantasy
Whatever his thoughts were, the Ii, utenant
male no reply; and turning to Angela, who now
began with trembling hands, TO remove her at
tire, and was trying to take off her velvet robe,
when Mauger offered to assist her but was in
stantly repulsed
He then withdrew, and sationing himself by
the block, assumed his hideous black mask, and
shouldered his axe
Partially disrobed, Jane bowed her head while
Angela tied kerchief over her eyes and turned
her long tresses over her head TO be out of the
way. Unable TO control herself, she then turned
aside, and wept aloud. Jane moved forward in
search Of the block, but fearful Of making false
step, felt for it with her hands, and cried-'what
shall do?-Where is it?-Where is it2
Sir Thomas Bridges took her hand and guided
her TO il. AT this awful moment, there was
slight movement in the crowd, some of whom
pressed nearer the scaflod, and amongst others
Sorrocold and Wolfyu The latter caught hold
of the boards to obtain better view Angela
placed her hands before her eyes, and would have
suspended her being if she could and even
Feckenham yelled his countenance with his robe.
Sir Thomas Bridges gazed firmly on.
BY this time, Jane had placed her head on the
block, and her last words were, Lord into thy
hand commend my spirit!
The axe then fell, and one Of the farest and wi
sest heads that ever sat on human shoulders fell
likewise.