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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

rr,oNAs SPENCER Agc has 10. SALE Al his old stan
.s cnss s,.eet the Banks in addition TO his ione
stock of Farming Utensils very superior r"nsh' cfeV on
new plan, for sale low an Wv
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

OSDITs.-I: 10 now supposed that MIR. Forward, Sc
creary of the Treasury (a present absent at Bedford
Springs for The recovery of his healthy will accept the
office Of Collector at Philadelphia in place of jonathan
Roberts, whose great age and intrmtcs require a
quiet retreat than the hustle of custom house
And also, that MIR. Mui!lenburg, late minister to
Austria, and firm Democrat of the JstTtrsonan school,
Of ennsyvania will be called to the Treasury Depart
ment 1t is also runored that Judge Thompson of the
Supreme Court whose health is still very precarous
will resign, and Mr.. Spencer, Secretary of War, will
fill the vacancy on the supreme bench, and Mir Profit
of Indiana, take the War Department.
Since the recent Slate elections disastrous the
Wings it rumored that the Wing leaders in Congress
have it in contemplation to withdraw Mr.. Clay as n
candidate for the Presidency, and substitute John g
Adams in his place. The appointment of the latter
gentleman Chairman Of the Committee to report up
on the veto message, is said to be for the pur
pose of bringing him directly before the people with
manifesto CT his political creeds.
MIR. Webster, Secretary Of State, left in the steamer
this morning for Piny Point to enjoy the luxury of sal,
water bathing, and easting soft crabs and oysters
Mr.. Webster will return Sunday evening, and re-
sumo his duties at the Department Monday next,
when it is expected The treaty before the Senae
will be ratified, and Lord Ashburton take his leave of
the President for New York, where the Frigate War
spite awaits his embarkation for England
GHashinrton Indtr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated
nuactory Of NUNS Clark New York, elegant and plain
Piano Portes latest improvements and that
deicacy fone, peculiar their
nuacture.
Also large assortment Of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise In general
Piano Poes repaired, tuned, let on hire and taken in
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest offered
State NAV selected FROM Of hs subscriber
enabled Philadelphia and New York Wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing TO sell again will he furnished upon better
than they can find elsewhere in the State.
p II. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store. opposite the Banks
Crnk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

THARLO rTESvII.LE FEMALE AcADEMY.-The next SEES
" sion this Institution will the ls day of Sep
temier and close day OF July. There will be
amnaon at the expiration of five months from
the CONNIE of the session.
Terms for period of i've mUnlls-
Board nr,,liing every personal accommodation $50
Tuition i'm English, Is 60
Music. including of Instrument Is Oh
French 10 90
Painting, 500
The Rev William White the Principal is assisted By four
Ladies' well qualified give instruction respective de-
patirnts No pnp will be received for shorter period than
ve months and deduction made last except
protrad sickness Ample provision made for the
mediation young ladies' pnci-
pal aud also eirh. other families of Eighty
live young with during the
session, and least hundred be accommodated
hereafter. JAMES w. SAUSDERS,)
JAMES ". GOSS,
WI A. BIBB, r.
JOHN R. JONES, ''"ss'es'
IRA GARRETT,
EGBERT r. WATSON
Ju,y ol-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

JJOgTY DOLLARS RENARD-Eor my Negro man, Cary
who ahsconded the 18th Of April last Cary IL mt
black inclined TO be- yellowhe is under mdiling height
OF large MUSCLE 90 and rs years old
right e side Of his neck, hut believed to DO The
left side-ths accustomed from rising while child
have brought Cary The plough, he may cndea
employment shoemaker since he has been cob
bling for the years and is fond Of the trade.
polite speaks quick when spoken to- and generally
quick with his considerably turned out. He had iole
raby cool Winter clothing when he or among which
light purple jeans and jeans pants not coor"d He may
have exchanged hem
tie reward OF $40 if he is taken Of this
delivered Wex FALL In Cum erand county,
will give SIS IL taken in this State and delivered
THos B. GOODMAN.
West Fall Nav - 1872. G-lltGw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

THE AProRTloSMEsr BILL-The Harrisburg Capt..
toan Of Friday says &C. The Sherhs of the different
counties Of the State have been officially informed that
the Governor will not approve of the Apportionment
Bill, and that they need not therefore, hold Congres-
sional elections. = Pennsyranian.
The DEruycr "REvrSuE BiLL."-We are assured,
BY knowing friend, that it was ascer,aned on Wed.
nesday last, in the House. that il the vote had been
taken on the bill vetoed By the President; majority
,ooud hare rotcd against H. This is very probable,
since authentic Information demonstrates that the bill
would not have yielded more than 900 900 revenue
.hadisonidn.
The Democrats of the city of New York fred So.
lutte of hundred guns on Wednesday afternoon, on
the glorious result of the late eectons and another of
fifty guns in thnnkfnlness of the veto of the Revenue
and Distribution bill Loud CHEERS were given for the
Democracy and many distinguished members of Con-
c,ess, who resisted its passagc-Messrs. Calhoun,
Woodbury., Wright, Allen, and Benton, loudly
lpplauded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

xy7lLIIAM F. RITCHIE ArroRSEr At Law, R'ehnona pd
-. n,nLs Feb %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

J. G.. GREGORY IL Co., Managers"
Once on Mum 2gd GroD Main aud la retf
RICHMOND, VInGisiA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

TuE snIRKlsG OF WuiecEHY.-Mr. C. J. Inger.
soils prefer yesterday, [of what, we understand he
calls the Pennsylvania p'a,orm,l tested the pretended
onc-much SO than any Southern Democrat, it
appeared, would 60 for Blu, where were the Wings ,
Ten thousand idle power looms sorrowinlly answer,
Hhere ? They all nowhere, except Governor
Pope of Kentucky, and Mr.. Williams of Tennessee.
These veterans stood up 10 it. But all the rest of the
flock fed the pit Not Wing to vote for any Tariff,
unless it forged at Lowell. II must have The
eredo of 2bbon Lawrence stamped it, or no 20 =
How sheepish Messrs Everett, 3lade, Hail. and Young,
of Vermont must have felt, when all these brave
Green Mountain boys shrked acool Not an ny or a
no from any of them. Alas, for Vermont And how
edfylng to see the quondam Chairman of the Com
mttee on Manufactures, quopdam President, now poet
as,cr, with various other aliases Mr. Adams-a vene.
rabe gentleman, above all party-lcading off, under
caucus drill commander of The Parliament forces as
his colleague mir. Cushing calls him. OH ie, Mr.
A dams = Globe IF Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

nENTAL sURGERY.-R. NJ HUDSON DENTAL SURGEON
Rrhnoad Ya continues To supply The loss OF Teeth fron
one 10 III SET b Beautiful Inconuptbie Arcl Subru
In such manner will the weare ease pemlnency and
great utility in masticaton and enuncaiion Ten years e,p
svr nactica e1pricuce as Dentist both in this ma
Europe enables lin perform oil operations the most sO
proved plans and ~h that care and geneness which those
culiariy sensitive end invaluable organs require.
REvEREscE,.-Reha IA, hlessrs Hubbard Gardner
Rev Dr. Plunc es Peeram, Dr. Brock enbrongh, Cen Pp
Dr. r. e. Cate Dr. Chamlerlaync, s. 2. Baxter, Esq; Sern,
"a Hon. Briscoe C. BALDWIN, John H. Peyion, ESQ.,, Hon A.
H. Stuart, Hon. Lucas p Thompson Tbos j. 3liche, Esq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19
Passed Midshipman MAY, U. S. Navy, New Yorl

The Naval Court Martial was occupied on Monday,
with the trial of LIEUT.. Pinckney on SIX charges, win
treating with contempt his superior oihcer IN The exc
cuton of his duty-negect Of Capitalization OF the
rules and regulations Of the Navy-disobedience OF
orders-scandaous conduct tending to the destruction
of good illegally furnishing men under his COM
mand To all this the accused plead not guilty. Sc
yeral witnesses were examined, but material eyi.
dence against the accused elected before the ad-
tournament Of the Court. The sentence of the Court
in the case of Passed Midshipman May be pro.
mugated this morning.-N T. .amertcan
Revolutionary Wig moremcnt in Ohio-Te trouble Of
distrteting tie States begun.
We hasten 10 lay the following intelligence before our
ldcrs, which comes To us from highly esteemed
friend residing in Columbus, Ohio, where the letter is
dated
"sly Dear Sir:-In all haste and in the midst of 4
confusion not often experienced in this quiet region,
apprise you Of an event as strange, as VIOLENT
vou,onary some Of those in which it has been
yonr fortune Of late 10 participate. Our Assembly
has been three weeks session for the sole object
dis,rcting the State for Congressional Representa-
ton. They have had party struggle from the begin
ning-the Democrats having small majority in both
Houses. The contest has waxed hot and hotter until
this morning Thursday when, it becoming obvious
that the majority must triumph in the passage of a
law satisfactory 10 themselves, the Wings, to the
number Of twenty SIX, formally resigned their places
as members Of the House Of Representatives, and
left that bo1y without constitutional quorum This
violent and unprecedented act has thrown the city
into state of unusual agitation Wha. will be the
result-what done by the remaining membrrs-whe,
tIer they will recognise the want Of quorum, 90
on with business without count or inquiry as 10
their numbers, or whether they will hold on and re.
qnre the Governor to issue writs of cleo Ion sup
ply vacancies All these points mooled; but no.
thing elected, the designations have taken place
within the last twenty minutes
Thus II I'll be that this UHl0 measure. when
not carried into operation by VINO Legislatures, does
not suit the WINGS This startling and dlsorgan.
ling movement of the Wings is more a,rocious than
any party movement which remember 1t will be
remembered hereafter The order of Congress to the
States to district themselves will Cause the country
much trouble. II was a part Of MIR. Clay's game. We
are glad that Mr.. Cay's peculiar friends have been
the FIRST 10 disregard their own "great measure
The example they thus set is precisely The thing they
were charging the Democrats with having 10 con.
temptation in other States
Our own opinion is, that Congress has no right to is
sue peremptory order 10 the States 10 district them
selves This Wing Congress has done much mischief.
MadisOnan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

xx7M Il ROBERTSON, ATTORNEY Law, Caa,,ot,,,r1-
w IA will practise regularly in the Conris Of Asale ara
and attend confded to him in adae~"
RsryprxcEs -Riekn,nd Gen. Bernord Pryton, F. J. :
lanes Co.. JaqIen Taylor Lewis Webb, Jnc. n. Gordon
Capenon Crump Chariotssrl.' Hon. T. W GiImer, Jude
VIM W.. Dawson.
Aup ID 2s-wiw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

rnowN LOTS IN TAPPAHANNocK FOR sALE-Pmsn
ant To the provisions Of Deed Of Trust from Baneu M
and Leonora his wife, the undersigned recorded the
Office Of The County Court Of Essex and also By virtue de-
ner county of Motley Moss pronounced on tn
9th day October s4 shall proceed to SELL for cash. wlou
before the door Of the Court house, The low
mock Monday the 18th day Of September (onn
dayj two Lots, and the Houses thereon, more particularly DE-
&C riied in said deed aud decree
The title believed unqnc.tionnbe but, selling A TIM
tee and shall such title only
in me. saMi~ CIiiLioH' iius'ee anu eonhssioper.
Aug, ) G-wids
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S35 ,29A making $4,000 nett.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 4, 1892 be- drawn Il
Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, lac sol Of August, !S II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

VALUABLE TOBACCO LANDS AND MILLS FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale the T'ac of Land wlc
he residcs the Joneshno' Tract nmery the
deuce OF the late Chief Justice Henderson, lying within
of Wiansboronsh ard miles Of Henderson Depot, and
HEALTHY and most excellent nrighborhood This trar, Contain,
6; intending fair proportion uf wood land, MI Of whh
well adapted growth of wheat rye aud ,cbacr
Also his Mills Island Creek aud the tract Of land wheeou
,cy containing ai9 lying IN GraByo cou
miles of WILLIAMSBURG. The Grist NH IN sd
repair and na surpassed by North Carolina M aanu
turing Hour. There also Saw Mill on this tract About
half of this tract original growth The cleared land
excellent heat and very fine crop Of tobacco growing upon
mari of il ts wishing purchase This valuable
pnpery would do rail- tie subscriber, living Ion
born who will make his terms, and show them the PIE
mises. WILLIAM H. kobaRLN, j.
July - 2s-wta
az The Wing will copy and send account to this
collection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

The having had ample opportunities Of becoming
acquainted with the professional merits OF DR. L. n Hudson
Surgeon Dentist takes great pleasure IN recommending t IA
the pnb.c rs n gentleman eineny skilled in his profession st
of department. Dr. Hudson was engaged he
uacticc of his profession Staunton, recently for The,
years during which he operated the ee; Of sey
OF my family, and gave entire satisfaction He o
serted several whole Sets Of Teeth and many siu
Teeth and have heard his operations have been a.
proved OF; feel assured that speak the general sen
Of the community say that Dr. Hudson Is regarded m
conparaby the Dentist WHO has praccd in sauuica
ALEXANDER II II. STUART
Stannton Augusta CO.. Va, Nov 1884,
Office on sain street. doors below the Exchange Bank
Aur5 a6-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

w oaice for the present with Ritche Main above
the Banks. rco. =
01WO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the
subscriber On the Sd May, Nesrn Men, Davy and
IRA Day 81 years old, feet high, iercabous
dark rather contraeed had on whrn
he lett dark coat, with pearl buttons. think II
ls.y lie has procured papers Baxon supposed TO be 81
ear: old between and high dark
lance good olcrab quick will give 500 dollars for
the delivery or securing Jail either of said negroes or
0 for both em taken out of the State or SIS for the de
livery or securing Jail either of them, $50 Tor oh u
taken within Stale Of virginia.
S,o,,.,,,,, rsS.r RI Va June "a. I4--w0tt
Meeting held the 18Th day Of Jgnr s by the Board
"A Of appointed by the County Court of Greene
in conformity with the General Assembly entitled IAN
ACT concerning records passed January lh ei2 neti
lion having been flied Board by aschal Tmyman against
William Pence Mary erndon widow Of John ierndon, deceas-
ed lanes Iierndon pchs guardian ad Item OF Tile
infant heirs Of erndon, decease and appearing In
the satisfaction Board that the said Mary erno and
James rrndon inhabitants Of this Commonwealth IL IS
ordered That the William Pence, Mary ierndOn, James
IIrndon and Robert Prche guardian aforesaid, do appear
before the said Board the Courthouse Of Greene county, on
the 5ih day Of September next 10 answer the SAID petition; ana
order he forthwith inherited In some newspaper
published city of Richmond for two months successfully
and posted al The door the Court house OF this county
A Cnpy-Teste
JOHN ~ SERRILLE, Clerk Of the Board.
yuIy9 IS-w2ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

JNPIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE
Persons aboring under diseases Of any kind, not contagious
are admitted in this institution follow ing rates.
For any period exceeding six weeks 're patients
pe week ST. For period exceeding
4 deduction of 81 per week is made IN every case.
The include board, nursing medicines medical
attendance surgical operations, and every necessary airna
the patient may require No charges made in
There are eparae wards for the different Classes of ae
spect
one having charge The Surgical wards and the other Of the Me-
deal The living in ward the charge Of the Professor
Obstetrics In all important the Faculty OF the College
called in consultation.
Gentlemen sending servants the country The nrmry
are expected give city reference Letters should be adtr
ed % the President Of the Intrmary.
Dec % T0-wy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

IN Fp;st 20 The President Of The .N Er-'fnd seN eao
commended tie introda.oa Hodaea pt4es u Me al EH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-05
AVIS.

L. Docteur JoHN c. WILLIAMS, odJo les
services de "a profession aux hsbitans do Baton
Rouge ct dos e%nvirons CONNIE il a acquls
uno tongue experience dams le tr%aitemepi dea
maladieB du sud, ayant p~rofessh CONNIE me-
decin, chlrurgien ct accoucherr, (rendant plus
de a's,) ayoc suecce, il espere Inerlter uue
portion do patronage public. II s'acguit-
terra iidtlegpont des deyoirs dc ea profession
ct ses prix eeront his a 10 portte de Ia ptnu-
rc des temps.
lie DR.. w. SO rendra tous lee iours A Ba-
ton Rouge, A moins qu'il ne colt retenu par
les deyolre GO "a profession en- sen absence.
II pric d'adreEsor tols les ordres ct communI-
cations al nagasin de Msssrs. J. & Z. F.
Phillips e. Co.
Arlington, le 0 juliet 1912. % g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-05
AU PUBLIC.

Lee soissignts ont lorrn6 une socittd sous
la raison tic Pike & Babin, CONNIE marchands
coth'nisstonnaires liz porteront la plus graude
attention i recevolr Of elnbarGuer du cotton.
liz aurollt %tou,otlrs en- main IN assortment dc
lnarrlandiaes d'habltafion aussi Corde ct
ToiIe dEmballage qu'rIs vendront a des prix
auFRl bas Gn'aticun autre dams cette Vile.
Ausoit6t que Ia salson du cotton s'snvrira,
lis seront prtparcs a acheIcr on fare des
ayanres sur du cotton. En- eollcitant une por-
ton du patronage public, lis p~euvont aseurer
ccux qnl leur cotfieront lcurs ~alFairea, qu'lIs
recevront Pattention Ia plus aaEidtae
lis t]lennent lcur lnagasin rue de l'Eglise,
denx portes a Pest du nagasin ci-devant oc-
cup6 PAL james Mansker.
w. S. PIKE,
III INLET. % II. V. BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-05

Malgrt ses principles de libertd commer
ciale, sir Robert Peel ma pas propose dc
enlargement materiel sur ces a~riicles. Les
dfo,ts du the, dn sucre, da cotton 81 du Ia.
bac rcstant pr6cisement les mAmes. ia
poufduoi I parce gu Il lant pouvoir comp.
ter sur I'm revenu lorsGu'II est nGcsssa're ct
que nuls autres articles importation ne
peuvcnt y onppl6sr,
A~Ssursment. cenx qnt .Invoqnent Fox
emplo anglals, ne p%euvcnt 6tre serisuss.
ment opposes d application des principles
anglais tells que ls gouvern6mcnt les met
en- prntlque.
YIM TEIR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-05
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA

Cour des Preuves~-Faroiase d'Est Baton
Rouge.
Dams ~l'affniro dc la succession d'Edwatd c.
Powers.
II eofa vendupar lie souasignt, a Ia maison
de cour dams In Vile de Baton Rouge,
MEitCREDt, le D novembre 1912,
In proprittt sulvante, apparienant i la sue
eeBsion de len Edward &. Powers DECIDE, viz:
Tn certain moroccan de terre eentenant
cent arpons de superticie, avec les amtliora-
tons quis'y trouvent, situG sur Wards Creek
i six miles ct demi, 4 Test de Ia vile dc E1-
ton Rouge, borne an nord par les terres de
William Pate, OF an Sud par cellcs dc Henry
kean.
CoND1rtoNs De La VENTE-~Les dsux-tiers
compliant, ct Ia balances 10 mois de Janvier
1914, garantI par hypothtgue sur la terre.
- oct 81 Gil. TESTER, r. ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-05
MaRCuANDtsEs NOuvELLEs.

Le sousaignd Went de %receyoir ct reeoit en-
core I'm assortment compfet de marctlandlses
d'hiver, conaistant Embellishments pour hom-
mes tells quo chapeastH. casgnetlef, s%otiliers,
etc, de die rentee quaIitta OF de mareliandIses
de fantastic pour danes tellea que molsseliles
dc Lame, ftrinoa, drapp, casllnirs, OF e%atinetE.
eotonndea, eotona bfaneltis ct non blanehia etc.
II vendra les marchandiseas ci-deasus comtn
A son ordinalre b bon m1rcht pour du comp
taut, ct invite res ANS ct commissioners CT 10
public EN- general a vonir examiner son assor-
ti,nent a son magasin, rue Lafayette.
~ oct. 81 d. SANGER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-05

CAMrEcHE.-La g~o6!ette Hcnry. arri-
l. cscadre ancricalne ~n'avait pas encore
paru. On continual les prtparatifs de
defense, maIs Tcxccutif dc Yncatnnn tant
fat prcuve d'lrrssoIntlon qu'on a fort PEI,
d~'espcir dams lcfficacit6 do ceIte defense.
Les tronpes dc Santa Anna ttlient a
Champoton, 4 IL iieucs de Ia vile. 1900
luca!eques avaIent bandonnG &c point
pour Sc repIier sur~Ceiba qli est a enyi.
ron 6 Iieues de Cnmp&chc.-Com
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-11-05
UN OBsERyATEUR

@a.
ExEcuT10N D'uS roncAr.-On cert
dc Brcst, 10 2 sePtembre:
Iondamno il Ia peine cnpitale rar 10
tribunal maritime, pour avolt donne un
coup de ~couteau d IN garde chlourme au
moIneutod cslti.ci s'appr6tait il lnl met.
tro les mcnottes, Avcart, torcut atcmps,
ayall tait appel d la clemsnee royale. Mr..
CIerec nioe, batonnlsr des a~vocat-, await
lui.mema redlgG ct sighe In detnande de
eel intortnnt, qui depuiss 81 condemnation
u pari viycmeut depIorcr, son crime.
"dyeard etait III beau leune homme
lie vingt butt ana. Tn faux Ell matlere
dc rempiacement l'avalt fat entrer an ba-
gne. II ttalt condamn6 d clnq ans de- frrs.
Tn lqur, i. reusHit i $ '6vader, at nptcs avs
ere pendant ONE inois dams les cainpa.
gnes, II vola pour vlvre, ct fat encore conn
damnG Il clnq ans de travaux forces. s.
condnlte al bagne n'etalt pas DIES plus re-
guljGrea mais il etait dun caractere doux
calmo ; Iarnais il ne s'etait porte il dos &C.
c6s de rolere on do vengeance. il yenalt
dc tentcr unr npuvelIe evasion, Iorsqu'tn
gardo fat charge do hui METRE leg fers
aux tnains, ct comtne il c%raignait In baa-
tonnads, ii devtnt ~furteux, 1T c'est nlors
quill porta IN coup dc couteau IN maIheu.
reux garde.chIourme. don't la vic est enco.
re Ell danger aujourd hui,
"IIier mutin, i hut heures, tout eeFoir
a ft6 Gvanoui. Son confcsscur hi n APP.
porte Ia fatale nouvsIIe. Aycard, domino
pnr 10 sentiment reIlglenx, s'est res'gne
nvec courage =; il a demand6 pour toute ia
veur do vIenx soullers en- remplaeement dc
Ia chaussuro ncuve ct fcrreo qu' i portrait.
" Je Grains, d~isait.il, de eIisser en- desccn-
dnnt In rampe, 81 on me laisss ces s%ou'iers-
Ia DepuI- &c temps, il n refuse toute
nonrrltIre, ri on ma pu lui faire accepter
qu'up peu dc win.
A qontre heures, r6chnfaud ftait dres.
Sc sur Pesplanado du bagnc. Trois mile
lorcats tta't a %jenoux, le bonnet d Ia main,
pour aSsistcr a I'extcntion. Des cnnons
charges de mltrarI'e etaient braqnGs sur
elX, une force miIitaire lmposarto cntou.
ralt less abords@ la place. unc fouIe i'm.
mensc $" pressalt nutonr de In grille, all fe.
metres, OF jrtsa1e sur les toit dos maisons.
AIors s'est rrtsent6 dun pas ferme Ia
nalheurcux Aycnrd, accompagnt de NJ.
Table Mnsy. II est monte sur I'Gchafaud,
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