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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01
DIR. SrOlIN'S
STCIE IEEADAGNE REMEDY

"
For the permanent cure ol lhls DISTRESSING, complaint
nrvc.nils. When pcrNrNcf'd H. II tUrcinil rrNuNHrN
the stem, and durS away the cnuSr" the SIN NhR
NOlS iENDAtiiE. Thousands have tried IT, ana ionnd
precisely the relief when the article promises To hrS'"w
ICrcH ut the strongest kihd nud luil llt most re-
spectacle persons, ARE III POSSESSION I" the proprietor,
SGnr oiwtuch nave been luhHGr' l'atlh 10 the per-
maront cure Uid OILERS ,nlnhrnir rclci gwen h! ms
rGmcGy. II Hlnn7 tlt 10 inc hlr,ru III 10 or ~ hil-
ucs from the ir>t dose. taken when the symptoms al
attack are first felt il prevents the further progress nj
the compan ana can produce no danger At any time h!
M cNCcsSNr d"sr rs III such east II would only throw
u the contents Of the stomach, leaving II sweet and heal
Thy with IN rNcc'nt appetite. All afflicted with hcad-
ache should not N,il to procure the article, and relieve
tlrusClycs from 80 distressing II complaint.
rhysicpus have III man! instances given II TO their
PATIENTS and in every instance, To our knowledge with
satisfaction a'c found II certain cure SICK and
N,rropS Hcddaca" is complaint with which ply sicias
d0 not w, To have ANY thing tn do, and generally pre-
scribe only for temporary relief cnnsclnrn,' Dr. Spol
Sick Headache Remedy cSrHpcS the opposition which
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01
DIR. A. III Il 4 NJ 4 Ms
INDICATED LOzEN GEES.

n CIiiLDREN or aiuits can take medicine in This
form WithOm dMcuNy.
II is he Oniy rag 10 make pleasant get diScouerod.
" Purchasers wW please OJserrC MW Tie name ~.
SHERMAN, W. d." is on each boz.
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goo TONS No. /. rIG mon EQUAL TO scorcn.

''-''' W. u iitt ltJN l.tll tb IDSlDItU
The subscriber frl. the fullest confidence that ,r m
the manh"'nfcs ni the establishment will ior qu,lity a,
metal and - Of Workmanship be execute, TO IN, entire
satisfaction ~ purchaser. ~
O'lrr. for Stoves Plate should he forwarded r,, IN
the SEASON. All communications n,lAress,d ia
her Mt TYSON Furnace =. o., Windsor 90 " v'iu -,
ccive prompt attention. ~ wa ~
Tyson Furnace, August, j. 1910. ~
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TAILORING.
DALpu HOWARD, corner Of MniI

ALPIi HOWARD, corner Of Main and state Street.
q Windsor VI nc"tll, informs his old friends and
Tie public generally that be- continues carry ON his bnsi
ness ~ the mos; durable and fashionable s L. and pledges
himself not to be outdunc orSronc by any rounr, ~
NM h,nchi from the disputed Territory to TcNas
ne Ihies fashions always hand. ard ever, brg in
Iea0neas 10 please these who nsy favor him with their
"''om' June :, TT
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01

D. We see hy an advertisement in another column that
Mrssrs, toHstork n Co., the American Agents lhr Oh
bridges Rain ol ouWhia have deputies to sell that ar.
Gle in Boston and ccwhrc-WC know lady Of this city
whosc hair nearly expose entirely her
chronological Developments, which, considering that they
hctohrucd most amuhr disposition, not in reality
very unfortunate Ncvrrthcc., she mOurncd the loss nj
lnrk, that she had worn, und after ycurs iTutlcss resort
Ia miscnll,d rc,uratiNrS, purchased months neu,
In rich pr0lron, glossy. aud oravcu hackncss, We ARE
not pulng-nOnc nj The commodity has been sent Ia Us
AMI indeed We do not wnn, ANY, for though Were u
hligrd To wear wig ng0, have now, through its
virtue hair enough aud ul paSsnhlc quality, nj own.
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NOTICE.

A H. those indebted to the Subscriber whose demand
"A contracted previous tn the first of January 1910
st he srttlcdbc5rc the first o September NEXT they
will be len IN the hands of attorney for collcction-Pnr
tcunr contract, excepted. PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock July %, 1910, - TT.
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NOTICE. WARREN MUTE, womd rcsncctrtlI,
give notice 81 their friends and the public that he,
connre manufacturing Saddles, HARNESS. Trunks Vaf
Uses and Carpet BAGS, ari all other article, in their line nj
business to suit customers, ~ their Old standns the, In
tonh To snit customers in order living by their b
nfs-and they respectfully return their thanks for pa,
Patronage, and hope for ccn,iruauro
Wood,tock, May lsio. l,f
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tONS. The subscriber has Just received the most cN
cn,iyr variety 1T chdrrns TOYS. ever Offered for sale
IN this vicinity. Call and see. J. II. MURDOCH.
sept. 80
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NEW GOODS.

JOHNSON & MOWER have just received a good as
u so-tnent of English. American aud W Goods; which
h.v offer at reduced prices for cash o. approved credit.
Ms, 1919. iu
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MONEY w ASIED,

NNE want ard must have all debts due Us Of mere thar
w one lcnrS standing by the first Ut August rclt-
A persons called upon by this rntcr viii, ultcid tn
without delay and save themselves cost.
l.. VI. y :. Il. SrOCkER,
IInrtlnni, June TO- $50. g-ti
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01

lust Received and for sale low, a fresh lot Of West In
D din Goods, warranted Of the best quality.
DR.! Goods ia few days Ii per cent lower than ever
o. A. BRYANT a co.
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MILITARY GOODS.

ID ISSEiL 4 CLARKE have received fresh assortmrn
IL Of Military Goods aud will furnish Companies an,
Officers nj the least rate that they can be had in this section
of the Country. eff
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Dir. II. 4. pALNlEE.
lift

6hTFlCE oycr q. \. Bryant & Cos Store.
W Lodgings nj Alden's.
Woodstock, July 18th l5iO. lift
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SOLUTION N.
April 1910

rI,E copartnership heretofore existing under the
i aud st, le OF = q. a &. u. CHANBERIIN by mutu-
NJ consent Is this day dissolved and Simeon O. Cham
berlin is authorized to settle the account. Of said firm
;. q. CHAMRERIIN
L. ID. CHIlMBERLIN
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Barnard, 23d July, ls

T. q. CUtsnERLIS would tender to the inhabitants n
Barnard and vicinity, his thanks for their vcr, lher, M,
tronnrr To the above firm. and would Respectable, reau,s,
continuance of the win continue the tusircss AZ
usual nj the same place
July g, 1910. "a
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-01
pinch Of snuff"

"Wilh pleasure, SIR" replied soft sweet voice
which, in contrast with my own, sounded like a
strain Of soft music following up the rumblinrs Of
an earthquake. felt my eyes starting from INV
head. | yfeli the red blood maning over face, brow
and neck. Ifelt the veins on my neck were swo-
len like the streams of spring. heard the loud
beating of my heart; and in an agony of both bod-
" and mental pain, 10 which the rack: the yhssl
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AGENCIES.
p. T.. BARKER, No. Bio IL River Street, Troy, y. y
TIiNDEl : POMEROY. in Exchange Building, Corner
Of Exchange ~ Market Street Albany, \. \.
TuR SALE ny
T. HUTCHINSON Jr Woodstock, VI.
:. q. n &. u. CHAMBERLAIN, Barnard, VI.
MERRICk GAY, Stockbridgc, VI,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30
ORPHANS CoURT-CLARKE COUNTY.

]. IONFdIANo COUNI I-@CIIAhhE OVUN T ' !. JUNE 7th, l84l. VNHIS DAY came John c. Creagh Executor of
 II the last will and testament of William sMurrell deceased, and presented his current and companyng vouchers for the consideration of the Judge, which said account current and accompanying vouchers having been examined and audited by the Judge and having heen properly stated It is hereby ordered by the court, that the said and vouch CTS be set for allowance the of the Orphans court he holden on the first Monday in August next 1t is also ordered that notice of the presentation o the said account current and vouchers for allowance on the said first Monday in August next, be publish ed in the Commercial Register and Patriot, news paper published in the city of Mobile, forty days.
 A copy from the minutes. Attest, june2l 9*tf TERRELL POWERS, Clk.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

010 REWARD-Ran away from the subscri- R IO Der in the latter part of July last, my mu- htto boy FRANK, IT or IS years of age, apout 5 1t or 5 inches nigh, light complexion and light curly hair. He is believed to be harbsred by some one in the cityi andf it can be proved that he is harbored, and the barbrer convicted, will pay an additional reward of fifty dollars '''
 aug8 90 A ANTONIO PINTO.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

M OTICE.- Whereas in pursuance of decretaI lN order rendered at the late term of the Chancery
 Court held in Mobile in a pending in said court wherein Copperthwaite, Cope & Dunlap land the
 President Directors and Company of the Bank of the
 United States of Penrsy yans are complainanis and 'saac II. Erwin administrator of Henry Hitchcock and the heirs of said Hitchcock are defendants ne undersigned has been appointed Receiver of th' es- tate described and mentioned in the bills of com phint in said cause:-and whereas by the terms of said order the undersigned is authorised and required to collect and receive the in Nhich have accrued since the 9th day of February, S40, and the growing rents becoming due from the tenants of said premises and to let and manage said premises. Therefore all persons owing indebted on account of the use occupation or leasing of any of said prem ises are cautioned from paying or accounting for the same to any other person persons :-and all per- sons wishing to lease any of said premises will call
 an the undersigned who is above authorised let the saine. [innes 4tfl' VIM. MAGEE, Receiver.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30
DR.l lLEE-DENTLST

Having taken the front Parlor over the store of J. C. Gwinn, near the corner of Royal and Dauphin streets would respectfully solicit the parsonage of the Ladies and citizens in general, of Mobile
 PRIcEs REDUCED and OPERATIONS GUARAN- FEED. iuly19 2lf
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

Joshau P. Brown ORPHANS Court of Mo-
 Estate of U. bile county, June lSth lS4l, {, This day T. Sanford the administrator ef said estae and produced to the court, his accounts and vouchers as such administrator: and praysithe court for an order of final settement-whereupen it is or dered that the second Monday in August at the court house of said county, be set for the final set clement of the accounts of said administrators it is further ordered that this order be published a week for forty days in some newspaper printed in the city of Mobile, that all persons interested in said estate may attend and hear the settlement of the counts of said administrator.
 copy from the minutes. Attest,
 ine30 13Ct WM. TAYLOR, Clerk
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

kG. Pieces Maysville Bagging 45 inch; 15O .tOO coils do Rope, for sale on time by
 FRANKLIN w. MCCOY, july2l 6sCommerce st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30


 The undersigned citEeas of the city and cannty o Alohlle impressed with the many and g,eat evil which result from slaves hiring their own time dc agree tn ihe following the best innde of eniorcing the laws of the State of Alabama on that subiect
 That after giving week E notice in each of the papers printed IA the city of Mobile, we will cause legal proceedings 10 be instituted against any and al persons who al the end of that time found ,inat ing the hws.
 And the undersigned agree, that after paving all costs and charges incurred in prosecuting, ihe sur pins of all fines imposed, shall he equally divided be tween the Protestant and Catholic Orphan Asylums.
 And we do further agree, that any additional ex- penses accrulng ln prosecuting offenders, shall be jointly borne by the undersigned. Thomas Holland Rob 1. Crawford George N Stewart Jo Seawe Daniel Quigley W Barnes James Curry Win Brooks John Pollard D G Hall Wm Taylor J E Toulnin John Cleveland W II Pen,aryis Alex Dumas J F Mcbride Ramon Soto Chas CasteL IF C K OpHara Geo Mason F Sheffield NOJ Tisdae w Moore Rich'd II Redwood E Brown l. James Burns T Franklin NJ Allen S C Fisher Thos Sturtevant Gayle Jnn King c Esom Jno Shelton Henry James Henderson Kinney David Files John II Woodcock w Lang C M Godbold Jno Hodges Da,i Mccullough s P Bullard II Raymond P Waters Waters A Brooks Charles White A N Crooker Clark NJ Mcdonald c Kimhall T Miller c Shreye Thomas Reid Win O'Brlen Thos Longfeld B Tardy W C Easton Charles Cuunf Vance Johnston .. s' Tarlton ] F Leavens R Robertson Joseph Curran Fowler, jr H N Gould J NJ Ogden Edw McDermott John Pagles c c Hazard Thomas Strnger Carr NC Quglcy T Douglass Charles Christopher n IT
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

s9Sk FOR PHILADELPHIA--T --The fine u st ySSs class copp'd fast sailing brig HUNTREsS, will have immediate despatch. For freight or pas sage, having excellent accommodations, apply to Captain King at Government street wharf, or to
 GARDNER S SAGER,
 aup27 69 COmmefce-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

NLOUR.-50 bbls fresh flour, just arrived per l steamboat Echo, and tor sale by e
 jy26 F. W. McCOY.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

STRETCHES of Conspicuous Living Characters in O France, containing Thiers, Chaleaubfiand, La maritime, Lafitte, Gszot. Beranger George Sand, Mme' Dudeyant, &c.translated by K. M. W ash,with potfa't oi ileirs-Just received and for sale by DOUBLEDAY & SEARS,
 marZo 50 Dauphin-st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

.kkA SPRING HILL PROPERTY.-The sub EM scrber will sell, or rent on moderate for the season--the House and lot Spring tlill well known his residence, together with all the out houses, and the Bathing house thereto attached.
 The large well finished Dwelling, adjoining the above, occupied during the summer of 1887 by Wm. BIoodgood there is good we'll of water and all nec- essary out-buillings on these premises.
 Aso-another Dwelling, we'll suited to small family. Apply to
 mayo 25lM0 A. RATRE.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

ARA FOR RENT-A House and Lot adjoining Josiah Wilkins, on the three mile creek. The house contains four rooms with all necessary out buildings, and the lot six and a half acres of land ready Tor cultivation, with fruit shade and ornalnen- tai trees, well adapted for residence. For further information apply to Josiah Wilkins, or to the undersigned lS Dduphin street.
 nlav20 260tf ]. c. GWIN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30
BUsINLss CARDS.

U S N l. N fS q R S.
 A. II. CASTELLO, PUMP MA.h ER, FGRHER,
 AND
 WELL DIGGER, Spring Hill Road, opposite the tny llospiial.- rnnps guaranteed to perform iu an, depth oI well uni,.r TWO hundi cd leet. Awning Posts iu- nlshrd and srt up, CuppeI Smith aud ship Ghlnlers supplied with Pump Boxes al AeM- \ ork Prices. mar25 2lTa
 DOUBLEDAY X SEARS,
 Wholesale d Retail Dealers III BOOhS l \ D SJA1IONERI, Pocket Cutlery, Music, Fancy Articles, &c. No. 50 DaujIin St.-MOBILE IT Merchants, Teachrrs and others, purchasing in quantities. furnished the most liberal terms. anlG
 JOSEPH SPANIEL,
 ArTOREE AT LAW.
 Mobile, .Ah. Ou- Office adjoining the District Court House. iaul6
 HOUSEHOLD FURAI1URE, DESAS, g.. A general assortment of the ateststy iss by
 J. C. GWIN, B H1air aud IS Dduphia sfreefs, ianl6 MoBILE
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

AEA FOR RENT.-Che convenient Dwelling rrs:l House. situated on the north side St, Michael st, End door above Conception, will be rented low until lst Nov. next-'The house contains six rooms, closet, pantry &c. Possession given immediately, apply to l, C. BUBOSE co,
 ap29 2l6tf 39 Water-st. XzA TO RENT'-untH the first day oC Nor. nertt ff39 The House on the south west corner of Church and St Emanuel street,-a very desirable situation for summer residence Apply to
 McGRAN & NOONAN,
 aurl2 232tf. 6St Michael street.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30
l00 rlIFoRlAL ILLUSTRATIONS Or

.Ann PICTORIAL lLLU STRATlUAS Or %OO HE BIBLE and nitus in he HSy Land New, cheap, and valuable publicati0n--460 lages SSo., hue paper handsomely bouui-oon ,astng of Views m the IiOl, Land, together with AS ol the the most renaIk kable objects mentioned h. ihe Old and New Gestanents, representing sacred aisoIicat events, copied from celebrated pictures, incipally by the old masters the landscape scenes lsade fiOln Orgma sketches taken the spot, N iih al an m teIeSng letter-press descriptions, uesoted plantation the objects mentioned in inc text. This day received and for sale by
 DOUBLEDAY & SEALS,
 marl2 J0 Daq Hn-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

p r7ss'-s ss FOR TUSCALOOSA.-- SEEssssEsss=5s4.. barge NANCY WEAVER, W. B. Feeson, master, will have immediate despatch for the above and all intermediate landings. For freight, apply to D. c. LOWBER & co, Agents,
 aug25 59 Comnlerce-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

EHROAO AOMETERS.-1h he suhscl ,Lel respect lul ! V informs Captains and Masters ot Vessels, tla he prepared tO attend to repairing, regulating al A asceliaInng llle rate of CIikOAOML1Eks As he k fully Ol the importance tV inc Navigate of knOm ing the exact of hIs Iime-ketpet, Il C Ubser. atons for will be wlth good istrt nenl aud by caIelu observer qualhed by practice and competent knowledge oi ths branch, ensure fully confidence in their accuracy.
 A. l.. CUAN, Clock & Natch Maker,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30
"a N0yIGr YO U0TFI EEFpFRS

<zA TU RENT.-A House containing elg ghl airy rooms and very spacious attic, with galleries each story in front, situated near Owens and Pages Mill, the north side of the Spring Hill Road, about four miles from the city, and fourth o mile from the road-haying good Stabling Car riage House. Kitchen, excellent well of water, and large enclosed pasture for cattle-aIl in good order The Garden is large and in high state of cuti,a- ton, having every vegetable growing, required for family Apply to
 une2 llf ROBERTSON & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

n T0U KEW WAKU.-fanaWay from the sub- .1A scriber the Both of July last, his negro SeM girl CHARITY, about IS years of age, quite
 NA tall, lips prominent and nose flat; in speak ing articuates through the IL is probable she is lurking about the city or in fle vicinity, and most likely harbored by some person; in which event, hereby promise to pa the above reward of Fifty dol
 lars for such proof will convict any person, white black, of harboring said girl For her detection and delivery to me, if taken up and lodged in the jail of this county, wl pay reward of Twenty dollars. augl6 33f JOHN COLE.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

AkA COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE EGssI OR RENT.-A large and pleasant House. nearly new containing good rooms, together with situated on the south side of the Spring Hill Road about four miles from the city beautiful plot of ground, under strong paling fence and extensive Kitchen Garden, is attached to the dwelling; the gar den is all laid oa and neatly planted in useful veget ables, flowers, shrubbery, etc. school is estab
 shed under udicious management, in the immediate neighborhood and altogether the situation is de- siIable one for family Apply, for terms, &c to
 mr25 2I7d J. E. MURRELL.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30

%zA TO RENT.-The second story of my store s$:lR on Dauphn street, well adapted for a family residence, will be rented low to good tenant until the lst November possession given immediately
 mnln 2n4tf l. c. GWIN.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-28
From the Southern Literary Messenger.
N OLD CIR 0SS- r Il.
a story OF the Western BORDER.
ny S. KERN AN.

The early history Of Northwestern
Virginia is rife with incidents of a roman
tic character. The extraordinary persc-
yerancc and courage which characterized
the pioneers of that region of country, and
the almost incredible sulerings they were
compelled to endure, arc, perhaps, with
out parallel in the history of any coun-
try but our own.-Whilst many of those
who penetrated far into the western wilds
wenthither TO hew down the forest trees,
and make the wilderness assume the
cheerful aspect of the abode of civilized
man, large number of persons were at
tracted to the country by the love of dan
.serous adventure, and londness for liv-
ing in state of comparative restraint,
from the forms of social life. The latter
J. class of adveniurcrs, though not so num-
z etous as the first, furnished most Of the
heroes Of those desperate partizan recoun-
Z tcrs with the natives, which occupy so
large space in the annals of the West.
% During the first eight years of that long
aAd bloody war with the savage tribes
which commenced in the year INA, the
settlements on the upper portion of tn,
Ohio river seem 10 have been peculiarly
obnoxious TO the ans.-Sevcral iur
GUS assaults were made by large bodies
of Mingoes, Wyandols, and Shawnccs
upon Fort Wheeling, and other stockad,
forts in that vicinity; and small parties
! of.marauders were continually proving
about the settlements, employing them
selves in burning houses, desroyln!
crops, driving of cattle, and murdcrin
the people as frequently as occasion Of
icred.
2 Among.thc most notorious of the lead
ersof these savage brigands, was a Mir
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-28
NUMBER l.:

the mystery; and il was difficult TO de-
|termine what course he should adopts
He resigned himself to despair !; aud
scarcely aware Of what he was doing.
galloped off up the bride path, With the
hope of detecting the TRACES Oh horses
feet; but the density of the leaves which
covered the gfountf,s eAectnally defeated
the object. When he had hea5N III.
|laonnted the hill, fle sharp ref6tf 8 q,
|rific,salutcd his ears, WILTSHIRE dislincilv
heard bullet whiz past his head. IN
horse, seized with renewed alarm, pluna-
ed prccipitaiely down the bill--passina
inriously over the brush and fallen tinl-
Der, and calling into requisiiion all the,
GOODNESS and equestrian skill of Elliott.
TO enable him to main,ainhfs seat. Pres
emily another shot was fred from d;g.
icrcnt quarter, which lodged itself in the
withers of the horse, whose hcadIonq
speed now became redoublcd.
1t was apparent to the youth that he
was beset with Indians. A moments re-
Election determined him to repair, with
all possible expedition, to the fort, and
have detachment of men sent in pur-
SUIT OF the enemy. He felt convinced
that Rose had been captured by them;
and inwardly approaching himself as the
cause Of her calamity, he uttered a sol.
emn vow to rescue her or die in the at,
tempt