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llOS. II. ALLAH ERkO,
JAN l6 Aucioneer.
A LIFE PRESERVED The following positive les.
- tlmony III favor of WISTAR'S BALsAM, has been
received by the agent in This city:
JoSpAs. n. y, April Is IS45.
In the Winter Of 1871 and p was troubled with
hoarseness and dry hacking rone produced no doubt
by change OF Misunderstanding previously spent
the South, and possessing weak lungs and IA
Their delicate constitution. In February attacked
with hrmorha OF the lungs, which continued untl
had sufficient strength Of voice Ia speak loud in
three months. Through medical treatment and care
partially recovered during the Summer, but on the
turn oil Winter was attacked again with cough. chs,
fever, night swtais Physicians said they could do
more for me, rs was rapidly sinking with consumption.
Fortunately, my friends procured the BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, thinking u might relieve me for 4
time, and, with the blessing of kind Providence, il
tr-y restored me 10 health, which have continued 10
enjoy until III. present time without any symptom Of
my former disease with The exception OF being little
liable 10 cold from damp air and sudden changes Of
weather. ELIZABETH WILSON.
Sworn and subscribed this 18th day Of April lsI5, be
fore me. A. CASE, Justice.
For sale, whole sale and retsil, bv
Dec. .. - GAYSoR, WOOD & co.
EEvER AND AGUE, AND ALL FEvERS CURED
l. BY BRASDRETH'S PIIl.S-All frvefs are occa.
stoned BY the dsudered molten of The blood produced
by the humoral serosy by hardening the valves OF Tho
vessels The blood circuates with greatly increased
speed and >tii increased by the friction 81 the glo
bules particles which compose the mass ot iluds
Then Is that the excessive heat and chil5 H. expert
eDced throughout the whole system, and accompanied
with great thirst pain in the head. back, kidneys, and
in fact complete pfostation q" all the faculties Of the
mind well az body.
On the first attack of fever, any disease, imnedi-
arly take large dose of Brandr-ihs Vegetable rni-
yrrsai Pills and continue 10 keep powerful effect
upon the bowels unit ih- frver pain has entirely
ceased. Six or eight wiii IN most cases, be- sufficient
iIs dose, aud one dose OF this kind, II ID not i'm
probable, may prevent months OF sickness, perhaps
death.
DIR Benjamin Brardrelh's Vegetable Universal Pills
are indeed universally approved medicine, which by
s peculiar action c!eansrs The blood OF al impurities,
removes every PAIN and Weakness, and finally Restore
the Constitution to perfect Health and Vgor.
DR.. Brandreth's principal office, 24l Broadway,
New York other Offices in New York.
NJ. BRANCH, Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. East Main street, Richmond, corner oppo-
site HE Old Market, where country agents and
planters can be supplied wilhlhe genuine, al New
York prices. Dec. Is
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Exchange Concert Room.

Exchange Concert Room.
MT TEMPLETON respectfully announces
ltl 10 The citizens OF Richmond and vicinity
that he will have the honor OF giving his popular
Musical Entertainment, entitled The
ROSE, SHAMROCK AND THISTLE,
On Monday Evening, Jan. 10, 1916.
~ For particulars, see Programme.
5 Tickets so cents-to be had al the Music
and Book Stores, and at the door on The evening
ofthe Concert. Jan. l3-d6l
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Negro Hiring.

TIME subscribers offer their services TO their
i friends and The public generally, for the hi
ring out of their Ne .roes. They will pay par.i-
cular attention to Them in sickness, and Try and
gel good homes and good pl;ces They feel con-
hdpnt thatlhey can please all who may paronlse
them. HILL q TALlAFEako.
n Office in Bell Tavern Alley. Dec. l5-ctiF
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TIL Il At K f .

FRIDAY EVENING, January i6,h,
Viii be performed, the first time IN this CITY, me
popular domestic Drama OF
She Vagrant,
HIS WIFE AND FAM lily.
Pierre M,lla,d, Mr.. Thompson.
90, Mr. Forrest.
Thsrese Mrs. POTTER.
isse,,e Mrs Archer.
Dancing by MIR. Goodwin, and Misses homer
and Gertrude
,,l .u.n:n,,s entertainments TO conclude win
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EXECUTORS SALE.


TIME undersigned will, on the I'd day Of February
L next nj Soldiers joy, the late residence oil Dame,
Uuaehhnthlm deceased, IN the county 0i nelson, anu
Immediately the Canal, sell, a public auction 10 the
highest bidder NIL The perishabe property belonging 10
the said Testator consisting of large quantity OF very
valuable Household Furniture, Of every d-scrption
large stock Of Horses work Stears and neat Caitic 81
Sheen and Hogs, AMI large quantity oi hhcheh ana
Plantation Furniture and Utensils Of every Description
m he crops of Corn supposed Ia be between nve ana
sir hundred barrels, the Oats Fodder ana ohr I'ops
and its U and the crop of Tobacco made the present
wear on the Soldiers JOY Plantation, together VIII from
two Ia four thousand pounds Pork, aud kidin2 Gar
riays Harness, &c.-which sale Will he made upon
credit of six months. the purchaser giving bono ' ap
proved security The sale will be continued on the lo
lowing day.
And upon The 4lh day OF thr month, at the same
place There will be offered Tor sale, 10 The highest odhef
all the SLAVES Of the SAID 1estlor, about eighty ~
number of them very likely, and among the mum
her are iva good Blacksmith. and n good Carpenter =
Where the Slaves have families, they will he sold IN fs-
mites least not 10 separate mothers iron tirir
children the latter of tender Years ana they
he sold Cor cash for 0Pprortd negotiable Notes sal
isfictorly endorsed payable ut four munis including
the legal interest And upon the same Gay the Sol
ders Joy Plantation will he rented 10 the highest bidher
for one or years. may be- agreed on III that lime
fbe person renting give bond with approved security
E,r the rent payable athe end of the year Inc iaHiy
<I about ESQ bushels o wheat have been sown upon me
taad which the person renting Will have the beneht OF
aila. in all respects The plantation WILL at the time OF
reutiue be in fine order for crop for The year, az me
hand, upon il until the renti2g VIII be employed III
preparug The plantation for CROP aud II may be thal
The sale al the wi be he up anil The day OF rent
imp Ia give The opportunity af supplying the piacr;-of
tins howe.er the Executor will judge nj the time
Should weather prevent the sale on Is days aDn'e
mentnned, IL VIII DC continued hon, day 10 gay ul
completed IphS j. LoSpoS,,
Executor Of Daniel Hssenbotham decd.
r
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

THE subscribers have associated themselves together
L in business, under the firm OF PARKER & SMITH,
for the purpose Of continuing the old stand the WIZ
GINA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE mANuFAC-
TORY, formerly conducted by the late Jabez Parker,
corner Of Main and 18th streets, next door below te
IJnion pmsl JABEZ X. PARKER,
H. NJ. SMITH.
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Put N q IN
TpP IRON SON OF '76.
PRESTON.
p "."u Mr. JAMESON.
-. y.sh;noion. DAVIS.
~. putnam. Mrs POTTER.
Na,rooa,lab. Mrs. Forrest
a., For other characters, and particulars, see
hills Of The day.
The Grand Drama of ROOkWOOD: Or,
D.es TuRplN, THE HIGHwAYMaN, will DC pro-
Aired on Monday evening next.
xIPor Particulars, see small bills.
- Boxes IS cts; PHI so cts; Colored Gallery
). ,sr,, Jan. 10
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TRUS TEES SALE of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IN ALL}GIlANY COUNTY.
DY virtue OF n Deed OF Trust, executed TO the sub
- scriber by Alexander Paris, the a5h day OF April
1884, for the purpose II securing certain debts therein
speci6ed shall proceed .s the SIN day Of February
ls46 on premises, to sell 10 the highest bidder for
cash all The right title and interest of the SAID Paris,
IN being an undivided half is beeved,l in and 10
three certain parcels Of lands, lying at me
mouth Of Cedar Creek, Jacksnns Giprr In The coi-
Nv aforesaid ON the Turnpike Road from Siannion 10 The
Waite Sulphur Springs and would be irst rate sita
ton for Tavern II improved The laid tracts or par
ce f lands contain by estimation, l69 acres $50 acres,
and >, acre of lands; large quantity Of which are
cleared and in cultivation, being River aud Creek Bot
TOM the remainder fine iimered land and rs NIL three
the Sad adjon each other, would make de-
sirahle farm. Other lands, adjDiEnc the above, were
conve yed The subscriber by the same Deed; the sale
Of when cnjoinrd by the said Paris; and as me bi'l
has been dissolved only tar as the aforesaid tracts
se concerned the subscriber "i only offer for sale r
sauds aforesaid. The interest of The sad Paris. ana
eide 10 the sd bands aforesaid, il believed Ia lie IN
objectionable; actxg, however, a. trustee, shall only
oI,,ey such title IL vested IN me- by the deed aore-
ssid. WILLIAM SKEEN, Trustee.
orinnton Virginia December 9Th. ls45-cam
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Putnasll,

THE IRON SON OF '76,
Which received the appreciation OF crowded and
fashionable houses all last week. will be repeat
ed on FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVEN
lNGS, Jan. l6 and II. which will be the on'y
times it can be done this season.
For particulars, see bills Of the day.
Jan. Is
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MISCELLANEOUS.
= - :
Theatre.

GARD EXTRA.
N compliance with The request of a number
i OF families, and to accommodate those persons
living in the country, The Grand Patriotic Drama
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-16

THE Annual General Meeting of the "Autua Assur-
ance Society," against Fire Buildings of tae State
Of Virginia. will be held al their Once, in the city OF
Richmond on Saturday the 9Th OF February next, al
O'Clock, P. NJ. RuThERfOOR,c, r. a.
Jan. 9-cwtd
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Hill & TaIiaferrO.
NEGROES.

Will be sold BY Us This Morning. at 10 o'clock,
one Negro Boy, and likely Girl, IS years old.
HILL & TALIAFERRO,
JAN l6 Anctoneers.
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CONSUMPTION.

COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
Liver Complaint, spitting blood. Difficulty
Of Breathing, Pain IN the Side and
Tlieast, raipi.ai,on Of The Heart, In
fucnza, Group, broken Consiitu-
ton. Soie Throat, Nervous De
biIity, and all diseases OF
The Throat, Breast ana
Lungs, The most ef-
fsctuai & spec
dy cure ever
known for
any of
the above diseases, IL
DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY!
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Magnificent Scheme
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 4.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No 4,
10 be drawn al Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, 24lh
January, 1886. rs Nos, - drawn ballots.
prize Of 100000 20 prizes Of $4,000
1880 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 so.
Certificates of Packages of % Wholes, Sl3O 90
Do. do. IS Halves, G5 90
Do. do. % Quarters, 80 so
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 5,
10 be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
January $751; 1916. IS Nosr IL ballots.
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DISSOLUTION.
TIME concern of LONDON, WILLINGHdM
i & DREHRYis this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The name OF The concern VIII pe
used only in liquidation Gifts affairs. Those ma
wing claims against us will present them Tor pay
menl, and those indebted 10 II, are requested 10
come forward and make immediate payment as
we are anxious TO close the business as speedily
as possible. JOHN }. LONDON,
]. WILLINGHAM
Jan. A. II. DREWRY
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DISSOLUTION.
TINE Copartnershp heretofore existing under
i the Firm Of PARRISHSi BEAZLEY, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons indebted will please make immediate pay
ment TO R. Parrish, and those having claims
against The concern will present them 10 him Tor
settlement The name OF the Firm will be used
in liquidation only.
ROYALL PARRISH,
THOS. L. BEAZLEY.
Richmond January lS16-d&c2W
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Richmond, January /, ls46.-d&c2w
D | V | d r N D.

DIVI d r N D.
TINE President and Directors of The Farmers
i Bank OF Virginia, out OF the last SIR m0rlfhs
profits, have declared Dividend 81 per cent,
subject 10 the Stale bonus Of per cent: payable
on the 18th inst ). u. bLhiN,
Ian 9-9w Cashier.
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N. Nj. MARTIN g. CO.,
RICHMOND, VA.
N. nj. MARTIN d. DOMAINS,
PETERSBURG, VA.
FINDER the above firms we will continue the
- Commission and Grocery Business.
All produce consigned TO our Richmond con-
Germ will have our best attention in Petersburg,
free OF charge for forwarding and the proceeds OF
all sales will be placed subject 10 order in either
Richmond or Petersburg, as may be most conve-
nient 10 those who may favor US with their bust
ness.
We are grateful for the liberal support we
have received, and will Try 10 deserve The con,in-
nance OF The same.
We invite the patronage Of our friends and the
public, under the assurance that our best exer-
lions will be used 10 promote their interest.
NATHANIEL Nj. MARTIN,
DAVID DOMAIN, Jr.,
JOHN DOMAIN, Jr.
a. Store in Richmond under the Columbian
IIoel
g.. Store in Petersburg opposite Mcllwane,
Bfowney & Co.
Richmond January Isl, ls46-dGl&cG
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j. G.. Gregory Il Go.
MI ANAGERS, NO. l0l, MAIN STREET,
lVI RTCUMnND D;rr,ni1

~ ItIOII-HO-'Di ." 8 tT''t1'
GRAND SCHEME!
$4,000 DOLLARS rs, OOO!-l5 5000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 3.
10 be drawn in Alexandria. d. c., on Saturday,
January l7h, 1916. 70 No. Lottery, IA drawn
ballots.
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HoYT's OFFICE = Drawing Of small Lottery
comes 10 hand by half past II O'Clock TO day. Ca
pita $4,000. Tickets only 25-shares in proportion.
Packages single Tickets for sale until half pas,
O'Clock, at HOYTS OFFICE,
Jan. IL No 3 Exchange.
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DuRRUss OFFICE, No. 6, South Four

DURRUSS' OFFICE, No. 6, South Four
ID ieenth Street.
Drawn NoS of Pokomoke Lottery, C'asss:
~ IS IS 81 Is 81 as SIS IA.
Whole Ticket. Nos 6 IS IS, $3.50 both sold and paid
DO IA sc IS, 1907 by BURRuSS.
Fer This Morning -Pokomoke Lottery, Class 10
$4,000, 0O, $780, 2t0O 3O0 lo95, 10 of 800, 10 OF
500 10 Of 300, &c. No Lottery, 10 drawn ballots
Whoes 81; halv.s2; quarters 1.
A'so, Delaware Lottery, Class 10. Capitals $4,000,
1000. &c 10 drawn Nos. out Of IS. Wholes 81; halves
soc quarters p C. z. BURRUSs.
Jan ID
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JoYT's PRIZE OFFlCE.-Drawing Of Leesburs
Lottery. Class No. 2:
7 % II On % Is 50 II AZ &C II 70 10 81 81.
Ticket Nos. Is 80, Prize Of S., 200, sold by
HOYT.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra Class No. 10:
70 - 4 60 IS 8 IS 9 81 So 81 C6 a.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery Extra, Glass No. IL
AZ IS 20 IS Az "a 6 6S 10 81 % 81 50 ca.
Tor
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TURPiN's oFFlCE-s5.OOO for To-day. Lottery
draws In Richmond. Whole Tickets al 25-shares
In proportion Saiesfcose al ll'oelock.
S50,O00 for to-m)rrow. Tickets Sl5-shares In pro-
portion. Capitals always to be found at
Jan. l6 TURpIN,s OFFICE.
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PEaCHY r. GRATTiN
Will continue TO practise law in The Court OF
Appeals in Richmond and Lerisb'trg, and the Su-
perior Court Of Chancery for The Richmond Cir
cult. He has removed his office 10 his residence
on Ross street, next door TO the Richmond House.
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by Thomas II. Taliaferro.
EIGHTEEN NEGROES

EIGHTEEN NEGROES.
will sell THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock
eighteen Negroes, Men, Women, Boys and Girls.
among them likely Fancy Girl
TIOS. II. TALlAFERRO,
Jan lG Auc,ioneer
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r II t N a IN

Tho evenings entertainments to conclude with
Tho Pairiotic Drama OF
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l4-Arived, schr.
Lagrange, Fassiu from Richmond.
HOLMES HOLE, Jan. l0-Saied, schr.
John Simmons, Small, for Boston, from Rich
mond; also, schr. Atlantic, Cook, from Freder-
icksburs, for Boston.
NORFOLK, Jan. 13-Arrived, Schr. Gen.
Cinch Radcliffe, from Franklin, Louisiana, with
sugar and molasses, bound to Richmond.
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HENRY c. CABELL
Will continue TO practice law in all The Courts
in the City Of Richmond and the county OF
Henrico. He retains the former office OF Graf
tan e. Cabe Jan. l9-d6tc
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RIcHMO ND.
High Water this day, at 8 o'clock, A. Nj.

SAILED,
Barque Parthian, Allen, New Orleans.
Schr. Alias Verman, Wilmington, Del.
Schr. Constitution, Milton, Savannah, Ga.
Schr. Cordova, Freeman, Boston,
Schr. Charles P. Brown, Jones' New York.
Schr. George Henry, Snow, Barbados Yves
Indies
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W.P.Turpin's Lottery Office,

No. 9, Eas, Main street, opposite the Old Mar
ket, Richmond, Va. Jan. Is
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A LIFE PRESERVED The following positive les
- tlmony III favor of WISTAR'S BALsAM, has been
received ~ The aprnI i'm fhis civ
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MFR. BRYANT, PORTRAIT PAINTER and DA-
lVl GuERREoTYpIsT, respectfully announces TO
the citizens of Richmond and vicinity, that ne
has taken rooms over The Dry Goods Store OF
Messrs. Thomas r Price e. Co.. 50 Main ST.,
where specimens OF his unrivaed Daguerreotype
Pictures may be seen.
II Ladies and Gentlemen are invited TO call
Dec I2-d3m
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n. WORD, LOatery Vender,

Jan. 10 Richmond, Va.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-10

NOW, you sir, get upon that horse and take
hilnoyer.' And thus half dozen horsemen
We're forced successfully TO attempt the lean,
TIL they were thrown or their horses thrown
down, or the men injured against the barrier.
At length il came TO the turn of the two
degraded men. The Duke had caused the
bar to be so constantly raised that there seem
ed no chance of their horses being able to
leap It. But, if the barrier was before, the
thunder ofConstantine's voice was behind
them. The eX-cadet first attempted, or feign-
cd an attempt, of the fiutility of which he
was beforehand persuaded, for his horse re-
fused rhe leap BY this time the Grand Duke
was furious, Take him up TO it with more
life, hound use the spw! Dash him to at
oms against it. Break all his cursed bones
and your own too, or will have them broken
for YOU
But the rider smarting under his degrade
ton to the ranks, had turned logged and
persisted in bringing his charger at II safe
pace up 10 the leap.
Get off devils head (ChortoUa goiouo,|
roared the Grand Duke. Begone to the guard
house, | award you five hundred lushes! Now
you, he continued TO the eX-lieutenant and il
you don't take it Pll find n way to drive you
over,-I will have both man and horse prick
ed over with lancesp
Thus admonshed the degraded officer
who, was good rider and well mounted, lift
ed his horse so energetically that he carried
him over TO the other side of the barrier
though indeed, grazing it with his feet.
Gle touched-he touched said the Grand
Duke, bring him back
He leaped back.
Now again. said Constantine.
This time the horse fell heudlong with his
rider
Put him TO it again. roared the Grand
Duke.
But all the desperate efforts ofthe ex-lieu-
tenant, from whose nose and mouth the blood
was streaming the while, seemed unable to
determine the afirightened and perhaps in
iured animal to rise again. At length the
rider let the bride reins drop in utter dis.
colIragement Oh the horses neck.
Let me crave ten minutes rest, your I'm
perial highness.'
did my horse touch when | leaped III?
asked the Grand Duke
'ln the first place, the bar has been raised
many pegs since, in the next your highness
is better mountcd,' said the Lithuanian, grow
ing reckless.
ooh, he reasons with me; he argues; of
your horse; to the barracks. Five hundred
lashes with the other
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-10
Military Drill in Russia.

The following horrible scene is from q
new work by the author of'Revelatons from
Russia, and gives an idea, though doubtless
an exaggerated one, of the relation which en-
lists between commanders and officers in the
Russian army;
several of the riders We're looking anxious
wa the leaping bar, and counting the num-
DER OF holes at which it was placed, with ire
Pldallon, when the Grand Duke, to their dis
comhrture, caused it to be raised several pegs
higher.
Now said the Grand Duke to one of his
alds-de-camp, Il think that will do-go and
try it,
'Monsieur,' replied the colonel aids de-
camp in an accent ofinvoluntary supplica-
uon, 1T is rather high
What dog p roared Constantine-and the
old-de-camp, dreading more the wrath of the
prince than the barrier, at once spurred his
Morse upon it, but, in the first place, it was
100 high for his horse to rise to, and in the
next he was too nervous TO lift him, so the
animal turned short round. The Grand
Dnke jumped in an instant on his charger,
winch soldier held beside him. and leapng
backward and forwards oyer the bar he
zane up to the colonel, and spat full in his
face. -......,. - -
There he roared, lis it too high? Go to
nv p"ifacK, nounu--a months arrest ..
y. u haze erred,' repeated the colonel with hui
,,nlllty and watching till the Grand Dukes
mead was turned, TO wipe his face, he sneak
I'll on to the place ofarrest. ..
Constantine now ordered another of the
riders to take the barrier, who, although he
was tossed about on the saddle, gained such
desperate energy from the terrors of the
SHrand Duke behind him, that he forced his
morse to clear it. .
Put up the bar peg higher
., and on signal made another unfortunate
Incer advanced to attempt the leap; but his
III. nahd conveyed a tremulous motion to the
'ell41I-once, twice thrice, his horse refused it,
i, Dash upon it; spur him at it, Numbered
The Grand Duke.
:, The terrified rider spurred his horse, and
Ei animal stopped suddenly short hinging
nm over his head
oh, the FOOL said the Grand Duke; "a
months arrest. Now get on again
Out he could not hold the bride; his left
49,, lake him away, 1 am glad Of it; wish it
WIS his neck! Put up the bar peg higher.