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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

THE UNIVERSITY The Commencement al the
University will take place the ith Of July; ON which
occasion the Alumni Of the Institution will hold their an
nual meeting WIN. Daniel, Jr. Of Iynchburg IL 10 de
liver the usual Ofaion Il is SAID, also. that Senator
RIves WILL NJ the request Of i.e Board Of \slles, ad-
dress the Students Immediately nfei the dislrbuun ol
the diplomas Mark ALI Nander, jr. is to ct!er the Val
sdiciury Address 10 the Law Class
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
TIE NPERANCE MEETING,

The Annual meeting Of the Bedford Union Tempe
rance Society, will be held in Liberty the 4t day o
July next An address will be delivered on the occasion
by Rev. VIM. A. SMITH. d. ID. of Lynchburg. The
friends Of Temperance, the various Temperance Sncie
ties and the public generally invited be present
and unite with us on that occasion.
An address will also be delivered the same day. pre-
ceedng the Temperance address the Sabbath Schools
The different Sabbath Schools in the county are invited
to unite with those in Liberty tina, occasion
JOHN X. SrEPTOE, Sec'ry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

Cohrc'or Of .Ne.e lofk. The Union oflirally an .
n"nce' The ipp"at.naat of ian In, ". Llwrenc- as
C''"t Of the por If New York take effect On the
j" Ut JHly next, in place nf c. p. Van Ness resigned
II $'ys, hn' rcmoreI every holy knows
The Cnoa accompanies the aununciaun will, the fol
l1wing paragraph
Mr.. Van Ness has resigned the collect rshp If New
lnH-'he resignation to take effect on the LIST ui July
"4x' Tue President mas accepted his reslgnarion and
appointed Cornelius w. Lswrence l., this lmpor
liant oii.e. It believed appointment could be made
more satisfactory To the democracy OF all classes tnal
that Ut Mr.. Lawrr 1t Is Ia Mr.. Van Ness L.
say that he has discharged The duties of the Office viii,
great ability. lie rr-es with The best wishes for the
s';rrSs ut the alum s,raton, o. which he has always
oren an ehoent supporer and retains IN his
the respect aud confidence ol all our friends a, this
place"
IT, as is confessed, Mr. Van Ness ''has discharged the
dn''es OF his office with great ability" why he for
ED I" rs'sn2 We say, .trced 10 resign; tor it will
mot he denicd that lie resigned only hen he found il
necessary To prevent beng removed 1t is manifest, that
me President in this mailer. contrary his sense
o'p"peIy has been forced submit the dcalion OF
"n-"f doors Influence Influence which ought certainly
Ia he respected Wien IL this case. The off,
spring Of taclious uir.ue but which ought be spurn
ed when il is. MI Van Mss Is not a " hg-and there
FIRE We have p"Illlcal sympaihes indulge. He be
longs 10 the Calhoun wing t. he Locoioco lamily--and
this doubllt S., is The ut lhc rseIess hostility
evnced towards him by The Old Iwihersin New York
and the OF his removal lie has bent his neck
10 the axe graccuiiy, hovev,r, that shall not be
disappointed it lie quarered again upon the
sury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
FOURTH OF JULY CFIEpH ALTON

There will be celebration of The 4lh II July nj the
New London Academy by several Sunday Schools con.
ven'en' to thai place Appropriate addresses the sab
bath Schools and an OralioA may he expected, with
ireshmens for the children SC. he friends and pat
rons of this noble cause respectfully inv, lied 10 at,
lend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
MARRIAGES.

Married Wednesday evening the l,h inst. by the
Rev II. z. Bib. Mr.. ROBERT p. TnURMAN, To Miss
ELIZABETH NJ. Law, daughter of Mr.. Jesse Law, all
Of franklin, Va.
-, on the l2 instant. at Clover Hill. Rochbridge
county, Va by the Rev. John ID. Ewing, WILLIAM 5.
DLLARp. Esq. of Appomattox coun'y, to Miss LAvl'
b., fourth daughter of David GTeenee. Esq
o. The Lynchburg Republican, and Valley Star will
please copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

T. circni, super5r oour, of law and cha,ce,v b.ld
N FIR Bedford c,unty. the 2nJ dav Of Nav lsd5
I!enty Dawes. ph,,,G
oyoinst
po,er Purrooohs James Hutmucbs and Iose,,, p,,
.ha .d,n5ts Of Jns.n, Dn1,nrnhs i.o lT''n'.
a., Powell IN h;s own FAX, md 40 adm,,,
If p,ria,d p.,. III. dec Mary nn,rTnabs S,u, r.,
rouabs Ca,ha,ine IN ,rwphs Robert nrrongh. iah,
! Dn7r,n,bs mad Tlnn.s .'nrr,uobs D,Gndan1s
wv To- Cu,,o,nS
H. l,,, ~, n, .na Ma H.
,o,nhs hsv, @.,e,,.d ,s c' h If IN. ,I,i..
Ts"J 20 Nashal'n M 's '' ~ 'u"'. I'LL,
on,n", tho sad N,,bani M.osa ,o SI''E r. na,S,d
and az such administrator IF lhe said pe,e, pn,anoh.
'u AZ SUB, ~ we sa'u ie'er burroughs
', NV, 49,, ''S' Nv, m ,"e'e"l".; ''e ss'o nason'
Aforesaid fled his to o the "sn bill H',"'sh hsh
answer The plainiia IL es mai cuside, il ,.ces.a,, n,
py; and eteupon this cause came I'm Ia he heard MN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

q. The N. York Sun says, Mr.. Buchanan. the Sec
rotary oi State, sis friend TO peace and is using great
ell5rs 10 preserve it," We remember that he was
great friend To peace while the war Of 1879 was raging
-denauncihg it as "ucak and wicked" measure,
while the enemy was laundering at our gates He is
an orthodox "Democrat" now
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

FOURTH OF JUIY.--Aclive prepar atoms are he
ing made Tor celebrating our Ftea, National Anniversary
a. Mr. James Crqnhan's School house, near Campo, =
Courthouse. james Irvine, Esq. is appointed the Oa-
Tor OF the Day. and DR. Roy b. Scott the Reader Of he
Declaration OF Independence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
TO THE LADIES OF AMHERST

Those Of you who favour the proposition Of erecting
Statue in honor Of Henry Clay. respectfully invite
to meet at the Court Hodse Saturday the 2ls insand
at | | o'clock.A full attendance is desired, it is i'm
portant that whatever design doing, should be done
without further delay.
CAROLINE F.. THOMPSON, Presint.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

~ fl, n,lI,a .,,n,. ,h "a , w. a. - IL ''
Ehy,h,,h C,l,o,t " Wv NY w in,,.,,
,,o,;o,, '
Francis II nn md M,s,,n,, A h;s .it, rh,.m,s
/ CIV, W,,,,an, ian,,,ch IN uN Ni.,,ha,.
"A ,ls,n C,n,,. Z p,,l,, md D,,iJ An1,,n,,l MI
minis,,n,,r nj "a Hmm M,nnr J,cJ D,,anJan,.
Nv ,'u,Ncrny
|, ,prea,in, IN IN, conf, Inn, Tho s,h,u,, .v,,a.J
in this rn'se On III, IN, d,y Of Oco"r isai Nv. n.sn
duy executed q. the defendants Tmnc;, II Rel, md
Musidora A. his wife, Thomas l.. Lcftwch William
Lenwich Oh H. }. and Daniel Aunspaueh. administrator
of A.mstead Minor deed and that the order Of publcn-
ton awarlcd herein against the defendants Matthew VII.
son and Geo. {. Parker. the 9th day OF January,
1915, has been duly posted aud published in The mode
prescribed by law aud The defendants having failed 10 ap-
pear aud answer the plaintiffs billion the motion oi the
plaintiff by counsel the court doth take tho said bill for
conissrd aud heroupon hs cause came on to be heard
upon the SAID bill and exhibit and argued by the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

o. a Lag Conreniion of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Tin Kennedy, we presume is proposed in the
christian Integencer," published in Georgeo wn, il
that State. The !ntegencer is edited by oppo nc
o separate Southern organization, and the object o! The
proposed Convention Of The Lay members OF the Church
is ..lo consider the proprey Of the action Of the Minis
rers at the Louisville Convention in relation TO the sepa
ration Of the b,dy inio Northern and Southern divisions.
II is proposed hold the Convention at sumo place II
the State # Kentucky 10 lie hereafter designated in h
mouth uG October next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

Co An Grafton will be delivered before the Wash
'ng,on l.. aud Graham p Societies, Of Washington Col
lese. QeAineton, Va by William Frazier, Esd Of
Saonon. On "Wednesday the 25th Of june the day pre-
cedlng Commencement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
MED1o1WE q SURGEONS

" 5 T 2 II Z Y T 5
n III. assortment Of Medicines. warranted gen
ulne. oihe best quality-a I'd Of Surgeons lnsiru
mens, from the best makers Also very general sup
ply OF all articles IN the Drug aud Apuihecary's line
Tor sale much less than usual prices and some Al,
tcles al or less than New York present prices at
HOW Ell DAVIES.
June 70 w2vif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

Prescription. We gather iron distant papers-the
removals mol being always announced at Waslnston
touneTly-'he flIlo"in. items:
Jpnlthar f. Fletcher p i1vi, has ben appointed Sub,
Agent for the Wnnehasoes aud Sioux in place o Jas
McGreaor. removed.
Mrs karsich the widow Of the former Postmaster at
Lebanon, Pennsy yana, who had been appointed his
successor has been removed and the Lococo editor al
that town appointed in her place. Mr.. Polk buasl.
cd OF nuch "chivary," we believe, (nor Cave Johnson
''her) hut they might have fesned enough If that
virtue, if they had i, not, abstain from warning
woman!
Ambrose Van Buren,. brother of the FIX President,
has been appointed Postmaster KnIerhook, in place
:" The late incumbent. Rather 'smAll potatoes, "consd
erins!
The following removals and appointments are cGicial-
y announred
John j. McCaughan Collector Of the Customs for the
district of Pearl nver Miss, vice Willis II. Arnold
whose commission will expire the Isl If July next.
Isaac A. Hedges, Surveyor and Inspector Of the Reve
nue. al 81 Louis, Missouri, vice Oliver Harris, removed
ih"mas }. CAN'T, Attorney for the United States iaI
Inc district Of Missouri, vice VIM H. Mcpherson, re-
moved
Edward w. Green. Deputy Postmaster at New Bed
"rd' Massachusetts,, vice Simeon Baily, removed.
Wilson Knott, Deputy Postmaster at Newark, New
Jersey, vice Jno J. Plume, removed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

petrnce Of The Atlantic Border.-We are glad to SEE
that the Government is making Preparations for the de
fence of the Atlantic II the clouds of ar should
blow over. these preparatory movements will do n,
harn whle, as 2rec au onary measures, they mani
itslly demanded by The threatening aspect of The times
general order has been issued from the War Depart
meni 10 mount The batteries of the various fortified
on The Atlantic; and learn from the Norfolk Herald
that the officers and troops Fortress Monroe active
~ engaged IN executing the Older. The Herald says
The whole complement of guns-and among these are
% reunders-for the fertilization of this garrison a.
moun's we believe, to the number of nearly three hun,
dfed, constituting with the battery at Fort Calhoun,
weigh, Of metal sufficient to resist any attempted in
vason by the fleets Vi the formidable European pow
ers"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
Exports # Tobacco t'on, .S',c Orleans fer The 'ast
len gedrs.

A olerahy accurate idea u the inn,,nsc Quantity Of
Tobacco rruuced in the great West" may tie
irmed from the lilo" lns statement oihe amount slip
ped from Nm o.ans ANNUALLY FIR the leu preceding
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
MADEIRA WINES.

VIZ :-MOST SUPERIOR OLD MADEIRA
SERC!AL, Tina, Burgundy. Marmsey, Bual
and Reserve Wines of Madeira, roy old. and as GOOD
could be had in Madeira, and warranted pure For
sale at Howell DAVIES,
June Q WV II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
The Mission 10 England This Mission seems 10 %

TIE Mission 10 England This Mission seems to co
bfegihei-and yet we Put our inger on mure than
ohe man who would jump at it eagerly AS gudgeon
snaps al the bacl hook The last papers contain va
vlsed, that Attorney General Mason is IL be the friu
nate man, and that Andrew Stevenson is 10 90 into the
abne'.-Ahother is that Gen. Van Ness Who has re-
Gently "resgned (aiter the fashos oi the ls. rolun
ter who lced into service his p,st of Guile tor
"i The Part of New York. is 10 be affcssed y it, And
ihlfd, Is that the honor is 70 be conefd tn Senator
Benton OF ssour Nous ee,,ons
o. Snce The foregoing was in ,yle We have re.
celyed The Baltimore American Of Monday last in which
II Is stated that rumor is current in that civ tina,
the President has rendered 10 Louis Mel sne ESQ O,
that city, (now President of the Baltimore and Ohio
RaIl Road Company the sponsble trust Of special
embassy to England with view To the satisfactory ad
inslment OF the Oregon question. The "American''
thinks there is ground for the report; and we cordially
concur III the qualification expressed by that paper tina,
this delicate and most important matter is to be enrus,-
ed 10 one So fully competent to its proper management
II Is True. Mr. McLane of The leading menber rs
o The old Federal party but he has always exhibited an
American spirt; aud while member Of Gen Jackson
Cabinet, he evnced his personal Independence by warm
and by urging the distribution of the sales OF the Public
Lands. His gfea: ability and his skill as diploma list
universally admitted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
.y'DI'ft'g'.

PURSUANT In decree Of the circuit superior court
oi law and chancery OF Amherst county. made al
the last term Of said eouri In the OF Mafro, liar
dcfty rs Eme,i s Pendeion. Sc, the undersigned
missioner. appointed for The purpose will sell, a, public
auction. at Amherst county july court ls45, (beng the
third Monday In the me nth)
S U N D II Y s L A v q s,
IN the said decree mentioned; or ms many will raise
money suiieien, 10 pay deb, To Samuel Arlington.
VIM. NJ. WALLER. Sheriff Of Amherst
Commissioner. hy John Whitehead his deputy.
June - wt2lJnly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
lsOTEY'DTKT E.y,s TITTTE
ron BOY vs.

EOTETDIKT Ey'STlTETE
ron BOY
EpEV. WILLIAM BRYANT aprodnale of the
q Military Academy West poni, and for several
years AN Assistant Professor IN the same wing opened
school In buchanan, Boteouri County Va. announces
that the regular Session Vi his school, oi Ten Months
will commence the fist OF September mkt
The services Of competent Assistants ha We been Sc
cured.
The Principal occupying n large and com modious
house. is prepared To receive into his family small
Der OF boys OF lraciabe disposition and good moral char
acler Parents who may wish Ia commit heir to
his care, need not be assured that every pains will be
slowed To train them up IN 1.-The way in which they
shouI 90 both rs 10 their morals and their mariners
COURSE OF INST KuCTION.
The Scholars viii be arranged IN three classcs To
the higher class instruction III be- given Eng sh Lit
eraure, IN the Latin Language, If preferred the
French; and IN the Mathematics
The io,cer class will be IN ueht the elements Of the
English Literature, and Arithmetic.
The mddic class " III be engaged in studies nlerme-
date between those Of The other Two.
TER MS.
Sch, lars entering the higher class, per half scs-
sion. 800
Middle Is
Lower 10
Boare, Washing. Fuel and Candle hi. in addition
10 The above charges respectively per hall session 500
Payment per half session in advance will in all cases
be required.
The most approved text books will be used in the
school, which, togeiher with Stationary may be had by
an order from The Paeri al The depository IN Mr. j. 3
Wilson's Store.
o. Further information may be obtained by letters
post paid 10 The Rev. VIM Bryant.
June 10 6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

VIE approaching anniversary Of ST, John the Bapl
list. on the 2i,h June (ihs,an,, will he celrbrs-d
by a Procession and Oalion. All regular Masons, In
uood standing. respectfully invited 10 attend.
The FrrrNi,y will assemble al the Masonic Hall at
u oclock = NJ, and ftm thence in processIon "
the Is, Presbyterian Church. ut which place the Grafton
will be delivered hy Bro. l.. II, Ttleg Esq.
JNO. ROBIN. MCDANIEL,
JOHN X. GARLAND, COMMITTEES.
JOHN WIN. DUDLEY,
june t2iJ IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

e5- The Washington Union states tia, $50 ,O0o Mex
lean dollars have been placed in the Minis by the Sec
relary of the Treasury be coined into dimes and hal
dimes f., public Use under tie new ptstt.e law
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
400 .vEGROES WANTED.

|HuNIE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase TWO
j HUNDRED NEGROES, ofboih sexes. from n
To 80 years ofsge. far which he will pay fully ~ high
prices ,ould be obtained in Richmond or in any part
IL the State.
lie is very nnyions to purchase and IL determined 10
he liberal in every Instance lie will psy high price
for Mechanics, Backsmilhs Carpenters, &c., &c
Persons ing such property nr SALE would be to their
interest To give hm a call previous To their selling
fie can b. found a, the stare Of Mr.. M. Hart.
Letters addressed to the subscriber from the Country
will bs attended To. GEORGE DAVIS.
May IS Mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
cows U.EHsTIN.V.
7honspso"' Compound Syrup Of 1at aHd jvood
,NfIniLn

.Ndpfh0.
TIE philadelphia Chronicle, aludps To this powerful
L remedy says "The success which attends its ADMIN
stra'on In Consumption, and ali Pulmonary Cop,plaints
has absolutely astonsed and who have been pro-
n"unced 'ncur.bic, huve By tie this remedy entire
extensively known and sincerely ,u.t that the thou.
sands on thonsands who with that dread maad
Consumption viii av'i themselves Of tho almost rertan
cement me use OF this medicine will confer II has enS
pee desderatm in medicine to discover remedy ealc
aed to checF the ravages of Pulmonary Consumption the
most atal disease OF and in the COMPOUND
SYRUP OF TAR AND NAPrHA we have that remedy,
unparalleled in ITS in arrestins the fell Destroyer
hereyer 1t has bcen used il has
cess therefore confidently the consunp
tive patient"
Prize. Scots. per bottle six bottles for 50 so.
UJ1 The above valuable medicine is for sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Agent for Lyncbburg and yicaity.
June IL hn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

6 % Our Charge des AfIaires to Austria VIM. II.
oues ESQ. Of Georgia, sailed from Savannah fer Liv
,'Fcl on ms way to Vienna in TIC sip Alliance, on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
THos. II. noULDIN nnd wm r. yANCEY.

TuOs Il. HGULDIN nmd WM. r. YANCEy,
AVE this li,h day Of June 1915 by mutual con
i sent, dissolved their partnership in he practice of
the law, heretofore existing under the firm and sly lie Of
Boudln & Yanccy.
MIR. BOULDlN will continue to practice in the
counties OF tharotte Campboh, Hoitar and Prince
Observation-Disclosures. Charlue Court House Va
MIR. YANCEY will prac,lce in The counlies Of
tampbtu Bedt~d, .4''hersi, and ipPomafor, and the
Torn # LynchLwg.-A Address, Iynehbnrg, Va.
June 70 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

HILLS DE LAD0 d.
Sov the Ba's.s Nivsy n sxawrwt. S,..,
FOX SHE .iT rms OFkJCE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

TO COU.y'TXI .NERC H.aJtTS.
1NHE subscribers are now receiving a very large
/ stock Of Hardware. Cutlery, NC. and earnestly
lir call from Merchants visiting market, they
arc determined 10 sell good bargains.
II. d. 4 w. A. RICHARDS
Sept. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

\ circuit superior court of law aud chancery held
Tor bedford county. the Bid day ot May. 1915.
Elizabeth Calvert. Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

n L circuit superior court of law and chancery held
tf bedford c1unty. the 2nd day Of Nav Ied5:
l!enfy !. Davies, Plaintiff,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-03

IMroRTANT no PoRK RAIsERs.-Ih con-
versation with Mr. Bufield, at his celebrat-
ed pork aid bacon tactoryin Cincinnati, a
short time since, he informed us that an
Important change was taking place among
some farmers Of that region in their mbdc
Of raising hogs. That there was an in
creasing demand in the Eastern markets
for pork and bacon from young hogs, and
Of thinner quality than formerly, aid that
farmers were beginning to learn that by
selecting agood thrift y breed, and manag-
ing them properly, they can raise hogs Of
wohundred to tWohundred and fifty pounds
weight at nine or ten months old and at d
saving Of one-third to one half the expense
over the old system Of wintering store hogs,
and slaughtering them at eighteen or twen-
ty months old. To practice This system
the pigs should come in winter or carly
in the spring; and especial care must be
taken to have them ksp' Mriping during
their ,rhole iices; for if they become stunt
ed when young, it is impossible to recov-
er them in time for slaughtcring till the
next year.-Ohio Crltiuitor. 5aF atf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-03

@ A Down East CouRrsntp.-Uncle
Sans correspondent, Solomon Piper, this
describes courtship down East: yar II
ii sit seems that, after the old folks had
gone, he didn't, say nothing, but Jest sot a
sym and gronih' as if he woss in great
distress, enough to break the hart Of q stuii,
till Miss Ofelia took pity on his sufleiings
and axed him wouldn't he take some pep
permint drops, thinkin' he had the kaw-
lick Or may be sonahin wis: And then
down he went on bis marrow bones, and
told her it wasn't the stnmick AXE, bnt the
heart AXE he had, and nobody but she could
you're him. And then he swore a dreadful
oath that he'd do suihthin' desperate, # she
wouldn't have him. ..
uWall, what do you think the gall dun:
l-blushed all manner Of kullers; and sed
she'd konsider on it or told him she'd nc
| idea Or chanein her sitivation? No sucf
thing. She looks him rite in the face, and
axes him, seq she, sMister Grubb, doe
yoM mother lnesc you're osa!' :" r1as aa as