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MR. CLAY.

For the following revelation, VIC presume, the
world is indebted 10 Mr.. Leslie Cooiabs. We
suppose he speaks under The authority OF the ora
Gle himself If it be true, we shall scarcely see
Mr. Clay again in the Senate, much less in the
field, as the Wing aspirant OF ~. But does Mr..
Clay know himself} Can be extingush in his
bosom the ambition of twenty-five years! He
declared in 1893, in the presence OF the Senate,
that his sole desire was To pass Tie Compromise
Act, and then TO retire 10 The shades Of Ashland;
that there was no office in the gilt OF the people,
which he desired to obtain. He certainly did not
know himself in '3J, and does he show greater
knowledge nor? Could he not he over-pcrsuaded
hy his anxious friends TO accept new nomina-
lion four years hence, and once more run the
Presidential race?
'''The New York Tribune gives the following as
an extract OF 4 private letter from an eminent
friend in Kentucky IL will be seen that the VIII
ter states that Mr.. Clay will never again return
10 public life: o,.
-. =, "I.ast evening | visited Mr.. Clay al
Ashland. and passed some hours with him, talk
ing over the events OF The last few months, and
the prospects ahead found him alone-ca!m
and self-poised. He seemed to forget himself and
TO be anxious for The Country, and his irlencs,
whose fidelity and devotion, he observed, he
should never cease 10 cherish rs above all earthly
price. The various combinations against him
the infamous frauds in preset ing the Tariff
question 10 Pennsylvania. &c.-,he airocious ca
Inninies on his private character, were all allu-
dcd to, and stated some facts coming under my
own observation giving yet darker shade TO the
picture of the maligniiy with which our grca,
statesman has been hunted down.
"Hr. Cloy 1cM nertr again yetefe 10 pnllic
Hc. His career as statesman is ended. The
measure Of his fame is complete. His life will
one day be written BY an impartial pen, and while
The calumnisS by which he has been defeated in
bis last appeal for justice from his contemporaries
will sink into oblivion, every page OF our coun-
try's rccen, history will be illuminated b. his
great deeds and glowing Patriotism
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PrETR y.
lf|"m Nh Engii& Nasa=ine.l
THE POOR HOUSE.
Bl BARRY CORNWALL.

Close al the edge of a busy town
n huge GuadtanSnlar mansion stands;
It's rooms are all filled with the parish poor;
lis walls are buii, by pauper hands;
Aud the paupcr old and the paupcr young,
Peer ont through The CRATES, in sullen bands.
Bchind, is patch Of earth, by lhorns
Fenced in from the mooris wide marshy plains.
BY the side is 4 gloomy lane, that steals
Toa quarry now fled with years of rains
But within, within there Poverty scowls.
Nursing in wrath her brood of pains.
Enter and look In the hgh-walled Yards
Fierce men are piercing the barren ground;
Enter the long bare chambers girls
And women are sewing without a sound
Sewing from morn till the dismal eve,
And not a laugh or song goes round.
No communion--no kind thought
Dwclls in TIE pauper's breast of care.
Nothing but pain in the grievors past
Nothing 10 come but the black despair
OF bread i'll prison, bercii OF friends,
Or hungry, ont in the orcn air!
Where is the brishL-haired girl that once
With her peasant sire was used to play2
Where is the hoy whom his mother blessed
Whose eyes were a light on her weary way1
Apart-harred out $50 the law ordains(-
Barred out from each o!herby nigh, and BY dav.
Letters they teach in their infant schools:
But where are the lessons OF great God taught?
Lessons tina, TO the paren, bind
Habits o! cu,y-lCve unbouobt-
Alas small good will he learned in schools
Where Nature isturnd and uampled 10 naught
W2Ho' never S4% sFsa B9} H where The girl
Twenty AuEmna storms have nursean
The panper'S boyhooj, and where is he?
She eaInclh her bread in the midnight lanes;
He toilelh in chains by the Southern Sea-
o. Power! o, Prudence Law-look down!
From your heights on the Poor below
O. sever no hearts which God hath Joined
Together on earth, for veal and wo!
o, Senators grave! grave truths may be,
Which ye have no, learnd, nor deign d TO know.
Q, Wealth! come forth with an open hand
O. Charity! speak with a softer sound!
Yield pity 10 Age-to tender Youth
To Love wherever lis home be found!
Bat ceasc--tor hear, in The night To come,
The lannon's blast, and tho rebels drum,
Shaking the firm-set English ground.
THOMAS HAYNES BALEY.-Thc Mc,ropolitan
Magazine has given the world gem, hitherto not
SET from Inc mines OF this delicious poets geni,,s.
The editor introduces il by saying that through the
| medium of a lady friend he is enabled 10 present
his readers with rare treat, in the form of several
OF the earliest compositions of the late Thomas
Haynes Bayley-one of the brightest orname MS
Of English literature. They have never been pub
lished, and, as mementoes of their lamented au-
thor, are prceless-lN. York Erwew.
REGRETS.
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TN HANCERY-ViRGiNIA, TO wit: At rules
holden in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit SUI
narior Court of Law and Chancery, for the coun-
r. # Accomack, on the seventh day OF Novem-
evils l.. Snead. administrator of Thomas Fl.
srurgis dec, and Elizabeth M. Stnrgis, the latter
An infant. who sues By the said Lewis L. Snead,
her guardian and next friend, Plaintiffs:
Against
yespasian Ellis. Thomas II. Bayly, and VIM.
Psrramore, admir- OF Levire Core, dec,
Defendants.
The defendant, Vespasian, Ellis, not havinge
tered his appearance and given security accord
inc 10 the Act OF Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
tia; he is mol an inhabitant of this Common
wealth. it is ordered, That the said defendant do
appear here on the first day OF the next June term
O; this Court and answer the plaintiffs bill; and
that copy OF this order I've forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mod for two months successfully, and posted al
ne from, door of the Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-Teste:
j. J. AILWORTH, D.,
for Thos. r. Joynes, G. A. c.
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TN CHANCERY.-VIRG At Court held
/ for Accomack county, at the Court House
thereof on Monday, the 2S,h day of October,
lSii:
John B. Ailwor,h, James ]. Ailworth, and Ed
mund R. Allen, merchants and partners trading
under the firm and style of Alworths & Allen
Plaintiffs
Against
Soulhey Grinalds, Ro. A. Young and Edward
p. Pitts Defendants.
The defendant, Souihey Grinalds, not having
entered his appearance, and given security ac-
cording 10 the Act OF Assembly and Tue rules OF
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory cvi-
d,nce that he is not an inhabi,ant OF this Common
wealth, il is ordered, Tha, the said defendant do
appear here on the first day OF The next January
term of this Court, and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs: and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
ciiy of Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of The Courthouse OF
this coQniv. true Copy-IeSe
J. J. AiLWORTH, Deputy
For Thos r. Joynes c. A. c.
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TENNESSEE

The last Nashville Union gives tie official re-
turns. The following is the general summary:
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Tn Y.-vIRerNra:-At rules held
i in the Clerks Office OF the County Court of
Buckingham County, on Monday, the I'd day of
September, 1874:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09
'lA.d.IISllEl;!l ;H|lIEl|[llElh'
by LAST NIGHTS NAIL.
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON L.. ieta
IIoLsE 0F UNDERSTANDINGS

HOUSE. or REPRESENTATIVES,
ar Weller nas allowed T., inlnslncs 4. bali I
ir'a''' ia ihe efIssfaftin ~ TIC csss ~ wssA,es,
Va in'iiaa q ~as frad iusre and fsisrfsd.
az Ne@''n. u Nasiuia, presented certain dse,
meme 2. t'ia'tn 80 nc contested slecitaa. IN VI,
gina Received AM feisinsJ 10 ihs Committee a,
Elections.
IMPORTANT RETRENcnnFNT.
ar sie"'ri ei Pc n,yitaa.a. submitted ihe f,l
laa'lne frss'uiaa.
R'fo'.ta That ihe Caa,msii.e n w,,s .,l
Means he Instructed 90 itnn ~ q. se.sss....
II sAo soppoH Il Ga,tfameo, 81 the nsn 6.ssl
yea. as al O. etcecd nc aiaa1at snr,apfs,.l -
Is43 '''..s'
MI S's~an novel 10 sasnead ,hs ra.s, tn snsl,s
H'" Z" 'hiieaaee i.fs fesalo'taa. Tie faies nsf.
nd suspended. solr oi ,au n 10. beies ner,,.s,,
fif iAai eafp,ss
he 'ep'H 81 TIC seleri ea,nmils, GA the n.is.
'af "r 10 sflef o. haanr.s. ani IN. d,scass. ] =,
eHsih. ua'i he aspiration ~ the a,arnins h,u,
Ten 9aeas.a''s iins bi iallowed aad ess..sn.s
he halasee 81 lhs day.
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VIRGINIA LEcISLATIRp.


"'AsF VI ifltaAlfs, 9AN ). 1874
fei''i ~ ~eie f's.snfrd and RESTITUTION. aasri-d
Tie i'f tfi wss frsaned-lho .uhinei un.lef 81.
'A'siah ieias pfnInsapsn 81 Mf Wncher 10 ls.,
''e ai 'afns 4 motef held q. an, isdiA.aus o.
latHff'''ip on the hf.i Of fehrasfy. u,er ana
Above hs sH'a II 500 eirIasise Of What .oeh
'n'isid'ai OF patinefship may be owing 10 cher
peisf'' la IF II! nenis even 100 dollars. 40
he'd 10 hand - ga deposit mlih any ia54r.lual.
paiinFf-t'e 80 hank 81 hss Commonwealth. L,5y
M Baldwin moved 70 reconsider ihe vote 81 he
House Yesterday. adopting Mr Cafiefs amensnTt,
winch provided hat The iaI ,boaiI Re lad on ths
'"'tfs'' Of moaeg loaned a. only .aaef dei.ei,ns
lhefsif'@ the interest Aheh an Individual tHt,d
shp3 have actually pad oui la othrts IA the ssm,
pet'o5 The maii'n 10 reconsider was carried
ayes 80, % nors -
n iAhiei ohefed ga amendment pr,yiliag or
aedneln al all interest. nhieh inda dual. o. rat,.
nefts'fs have paid n Others dunng The psti,8
ife.sibed ga lhi, sancaa; tal beiof. N. vote
taken The House siJ,afue1
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MISrAR.s nAIsAM nr Mlln rnrnnY !

wlSrAWs HALsAN 81 WILD CHERRY. 49,
Ihs anfelc. - lis rsanr lndRatea. !. caems8rai
esfaci Il VIZ ChsffY. d o s.aps and tafa.ies.
r. 20 sHeci--Fsl d - mlr III srtuas 81 ulslasie
eaFhf A,ihma. tHsap. C.'asanaiisn aos L,sf
aH lsiai iiaa aHy aiarf uieartns tfsps,u - man
u has ehcriea uany nasfsesas cnfe.. -. 4us nafs
fhs srfnafsnos 81 uifsfies essn 80 ed 1T naiu.
~ Vmels. The srisse ihsrcdisni ~ IA. h.i,s,-
lie f,fsr' - nut and caaaai - mean - made
p unf bar iae lnssaiaf. iiru.s 81 - 10 ia5n 70
~ feneaies iAai iaal lhslf sslas often AZ l.sy
sfe gfrH
hAtain Neafef. tss Psinawtf ~ rsiavs- ~
Aefs. thai he fase a. afflicted affAsn lste is4sle
fhs euesl II phith ssapdrts4 iiszt q efe.tsd
an Immediate aad ssieuslsr deiasel 81 Il IL
nari' Rai ao r. aaeen T. b. universally u.el /,
etf'icisns - I'll patients. ~ ,ais b. ext n.
BAcktR wl.ssilng "a.
jsn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09

PENNSYLVANIA. We have b,,,,. n. ,....
Po'lefs mssssge 10 ihc Legislature OF pero.,i,....
II Is concise cieaf and pertains 10 the saie sf,.,
alone The following .. concise ,lalemea, H.
n'si important matters therein esn,atn,J.
lie entire amount Of ihe funded d.tt ~ ~.
sl"le d vii be sesu, IL S39 ISL 0ge. as3 -,
lh'' aeh' lie annual interest % be mad -
si''4i' 81 There .s a.sp dae 10 p4ne.,.. -.
s'''' on eefiihca'es issued by The Aajl,, c..
s2o6.46l 1eH'faL
Tie amo1o' Of taxes le, ied nlsll ,y.,sste
~ an winch iAefr was oHi. pad tsI, is, r..
~ s'o@5-' m lsi2 the at lrs4ed a.. $500
~ .'e amount actually psi1 4au ifo r..,.,,.
- - 70 ] IS lhe amount level i. ..f.....t
~ 80 go me am'ani pad unfo I6e rt4s..,s
Ae assessment co. The tHsB,ae
f'''' ID - 'Anl'ed "l equal lha, of Ihe a.. YEA,
year. he repealed ''e
A.nui mlhoa II dollars. afi..,r f,...,
At WI be seen remain, uapaii: and ne -.
a '.N 10 'piafee as collection is reaamm.,.ls4
lAe receipts from pu4Ir imsrn,eio,,,. H..
ne fasl nseai year. exceed lhr eapea..f.,,, $50
p'' Tue resources of The Sac. ie5a-...4,..', =,
non 'Na ihe receipts from no pubic ,,,..,,
menus a'e estnate5 40 siDJ 00l anI Inc 49,,
is"st' OF he caverhneni o s75OO0D
&c ''"'''At n' 'aahics pad aai of ih. T. r.......
'"s ''' year 1871. II and ~ flf the us,a...
- eaHeal''a. was Sl0s9. s22. Il VIII -.
'h'fsi'fe 'hal ine amount lhut espeoa.l -.
ne ie'enae ifon taxation. sI5922,
Inc O3vefnpf declares hat nr.,ri.,,, T., ~.
ae"' a he semi'aBaull interest on AMI
1i' 81 August real oi.l be enifeiv n,ae,,ea15.
ha' ieiii"s due on me first u Feb,.,,, ~ -
Reseh' year II is Presumed will be e,r IN a., -,
is' hfis''lofs provided BY We oct Of lsI.-7
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NRI srEEss,Lr-rg

Il v iofi, iran Dana HUI .arl AID A.cs,s E
-. - nc lfanos dsis The la day 81 fehft
isS' o." u ffo''d "a RsaA % ..l,u al4 IA
,s''''.is sssl'' iof uaaa Cetai,. IN Nos.dsy IT,
es1 |" ff'heaff lsai 81 10 o'fl.sk M
non, ''s" 81 ihs Csssa lieusr. fas On Cos -
mai eel D. 'he hisAe.i sad he,i bidder &c -,
''s1sf' > certain iD' - pafrsl ~ si.,afl. sliu.
MAJ pr 81 The Cay Of wheal,as f,rneiy s
-" e"'.ed ''ae lower lawa Of whsei.ns b. r
''sh''fa ~ ihr rap. Il sd City a. Ia nuastt..
~ :" ne minftnth sausfs the ssme D. eostar
- ,h' 's'a Dana iiat,,afd d, James II sag.
Nc > deed bearing dale las Al day Of febt-s
Se''ns Is ffasise ! shall come, 10 ihs auelaa
ehy 'esh i"ls a. "a sssed in ne d, lhs de-
truss AFORESAID JANIS : WHEAT
Jan = Tnts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09

LATESrfRoM TEXAS, n, she ream.Lis
Nernne. si New ofioan,, we have TEXAS da,,. A.
'bf III ali The C,nFtess of thc Rspotl4e g..
20 setsian Al Washington. On a.. lin. a otnt.r
"a' formed ~ The iloute Of Representative, aud ca
ihs l2m the Sensl, osauizrd
he message OF Precedent Hsnsisn 10 puhii-,.d
- me i@i'eis Ihs Pres dent 'peaks IN oornpii.
'nena'y ,e''n' o. he etisr's made BY the Govern
menis Of The United States. France .nd Co.,
bfffin-tnnfe PARTICULAR, The laier-io out an enJ
10 ire mode OF sggressinn which had been earned
on BY Megoo against Texas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09

MEMoInllT nE,n4 ~


Tho noxt sep ag lAa pa. area8rfes.
w. To appoint a depaa.,an 70 arse on
Il. Madison 10 n3rr aeIre measures on
the subject q The war Ne Cay was a
memns. &c lbIs a..aia.Ioa. aaI urged
uaon the president. fhe Iee##ars II con.
rress and fhe paa4.e gsan 55e subject al
u war with Farmland. lie urgei The
ilality af sselii,a flr a pe.ee'l# al...t
menl 81 our difficulties. anI lu,4-cd
on Cutting short The negotiation vii
hsf minister. and asaea|log 10 arms and
The Cd of ,affIcs IN tbe ,Ialicafiso Of
Ger riabis The sra. 8.at m4u5ie.ie8
extreme caa.i.n bur WIS vi aware
thai var was5.et5.ttt.. aa# .as. moi
uaaI June l.. that he Transmitted his
messaee 10 compress. ss1m#ar 80 me
outrage. OF ENGLAND. aal ihe#etf sftaat
had been made ~ aila>-. -. lie
ls.b the e.a5....,.af# af ,.5......, X s. ions.
naae re.9ft. a5.8 on 4ts... daN#a
declaration u ,y4r o.1ssa s.., H.....es.
an8 on fhe ll.n.a r-....,.n.,s5..., =. tbai
err. " .ssa.4
We n4,t aeeessaf,'. sa.s l.,r. nane
arfss a5.of e.rs.ts a. 81, f....,...,r,.,g
Tie ses< q. If resa.... q. ......,... Al,
stresalh 10 car pa....a... ....s .,,ty ana
nav. and pass 10 ~. I..-.I0.s5e. n ,If
Madison over 4fr Clinton. ~. .al5..,...,
candidate. l,t5 .,5s .-4r..a.. ....,,l,...5 s..
Mr. Va Blrea Ills fr.t ..4.'.,. ..a.-
SAGE summed so r39e.saf. 49,. s....,.
that ha4 iranSp.re8. a.aa1., abie6 ga.
tie lpnomi8ia..9 x5rfe...s.aIt en- A.,If
and then pressed on no ae a.ssssss so5
glowing s3pea 10 The honor ana a,.,.
nli<m of the Resresent,ff, ..s.,i. ,,,,er,,,.,.,
free,qen. 10 ,lad.cale tbs.r u..,as AMI
proseci.te the c.rte., ason ub,.a IN
had 50 bol8ly entered
On The 29,h Mr. Cav moved an anr,a.
meas TO The military oil. 10 rpnes ,I...
laws al#owi,ua bs1ofv afIsnf. r, 49,.
cfuns. on lee os5god mar ,bey had
proved Who'll, ia ieessfs ,..4se ~.
nron,s,l. 7.b.t ,e..a.5
ord. ian la,o The hand. - s,e,.,,'',.
noi taat an increase arfAa En.efy ~
money. Wo.3 he mach sa-.. - IN.
ADVANTAGE az sslb o,tars-,as. al ra
cIa,,, ~, -, 80" 1'l
,ha - - ...r "1s eco 80 ~
,r-E ~ es.en o1
AZ - -, - ''.. ''.' - l.'#''' io'o'
=" -, 80 q .''' y ~" et''' .eea
go 1''' '''s''' '.'.' - "'s one u We
.oD fh,i aoor-aod 81 ,.5...I 6..., 5......
-. - - 49, '..e' ta.. ~ rom
cla,aa,', IL 80, - r. .~'''' J.. ana
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DIED On u sasf D. I4ss - -. 80
Ais 49, NJ ! 81 &, .iilsf II lasss.f a.. ~ s..
tsssiifsg. - ilss t..shiy-ssza trstafhss -.
{. ~ss psalss afahs I.sr ri ~. g.afsts. =.
l.nf isal IS ihe 49, .sse9,issa ,saf..a ,s.=
rss1efsi q tho SAFE agffssa.
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION Tho Bo..
Ton Ails' gives n-ary fall rearns from The ,.,,.
''eahi Congressional Districts. by whieh u sppssr,
maj Dir Abbon The Mig candidate Ia. Ia, ~.
election N lLs 81 D,slfoi. aud ma, NJ, n.... ,y
has '.'s1 votes IN The s'h against 5.5l4 f., N,
Ihap'n. the Looofoeo candidate. snd 300 .e,ns,,..
"a me IN D''f'eI Mr. Rockwell. abe whs esa.
'''a'e 10 elected by a handsome rnsjofy.
0EoR6lA ELECTION -Thefs a. ma J.,A,
mai me wings carried the eeei,ao 10 ,;e,,xi, or
ne Isl instant i'r msme,r vi Congress.
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10 It.aE. tH# He 1fes 81 ea#
ea.8 IN -. sHaa isul .Ie anna o.
eefna p4io. .He aam 81 Jefferson aaH
Il s,aa 4t4as-de. us a,m ~ aaraa
"a cherished as iae sec5aa ..4a.et =
n 8efies " lha rea#'c aH5 H.
II his admialslsaa = #Haks. 4##
= as eae 81 ihe aanaas, aaa aasasea
#paeas 81 Amoueau a.soa.
utfae aPa.snea5 ~ se1a -
f#e.r eaa5Huu ~ a. htI#b
- d. .ae laHoRmg aaeaasr @. aae
4aa eJpn0ee
arc ta.I HY4c4 eTan % 'Ha ofHa.
non tHa' government Hss aHl .aHe AL
fhai aas incumbent ~ a l. 1n. IL Bta1l
.ast raasc Il complaint on 1ac part 81
6fca, 3faa-taV, ~ particular. lie
|cefu6caies ol protection, e0hgIzt los
The aei 81 lsat. aHr .alj #Haf used
/ 81. government ha iaar SEQ H#ab ~
|gfsnuhz those paper esce#eas. so
never think o. slcH a#aaaI ba8s
ked- Icy resemble fhe posse
which the master rlaa.' ~ us H.efa
avc-Ls fhe basraf. Naaaa ass. 49,
Ifepass without m c>.H.aH HHa d.
they IMPLY That Gfaa 81 s.a has b
-
- - ''s.' -. ''''''
sides llGuat B8au aesHts mak
a} which shs can know bst oaH s.s.
-
.4.5-..I1...l'-.I=+..
H. ........'....
-. -. $50.
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ivan ,as..3.a .l....a.I... 80 80.
go ....4....5z...,.5...
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.,...... 49,. as. ...4..... :. 5.......
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,.....,, ~ -, -.... -,
- ~ 80 ''' y .eae' e.'''i
a'' - HtHi' ~ 'he
arr neee e. gentlemen au The oil ct side.
Great Is ran Intends tog#n, harm
Sire al ma, ,ee,n Il, ....,.-....s ,.., h..tI
One Of her own s#f,.,ctt b..,4,. ~.
yos by mistake. vii ,s.,.o.,rs,.. 1,.5
.r,#fa srr,a,. u,.e hsy - .......r.9
m. ans. 10 fcI 40 x.a.h., I'M, 49,.
..a. 6ght l.rxoo.s be Ia n., eaa
er Ib,. mere a.srte,. .5se ...g. "a,
,.,#8 address her f,3s,nea, ,,4s.s.
Ysgo ,,sa,e .ay rs.,nir. .r.,,.....,.
!, r....,ro.,A .5...,.. 49,.
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