The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25


my viii, AZ eoon "A MARY KinesTord had re-
tired 70 rest, At about nine o'clock In the eve
ming. aL6ke Won. have No doub, Of tht
poor airls perfect Innocence bot how to su.
tablish il by satishetory evidence IA another
matter, I must take her 90 Bow Street tbe
day Aiter to.nsorrow.s
sGood Cod. how dreadful Can nothinH
he done What does the prosecutor sAy
the brooch i worth ?"
afIjs uncle. he saws. rave A hutalrrd ana
twenty euineAs for Il. But that s;oniHe, N
! lie, for were n worth onIv hundred and
twenty 6arthines, comprou.ise is, you KNOW, :,
ont of the question" = ----.-.
~ did not mean that. Can Won show Il
me : lam a pretty good Judge Of the value
ofjewsls."
Eyes You ean see Il" took Il out Of die
Desk in which I had II locked. and placed Il
before her. Il was a spleudid emerald, en-
~ircIcd by large brilliAnts.
My Wiz. twisted and turned Il Aboat, hold.
ing Il in all sorts ~ fights, aud AT last EGTd.
81 DO not believe that either The emernId or
the brilliAnb are rcAl--that the brooch Is, In
fact, worth twenty shiiiings intrinaieaiiy.p
"Do you say 80 ?" exclaimed, A. Jump
ed up from, nv chair, for nv wiGes words
gave color and oonsistence 20 A dim and faint
suspicion which had crossed my mind. I'Then
this Saville is a manifest liar. and psrhaps
confederate With -. Bot give me INV hat :
l vii! ascertain this point at once"
hurried TO jewellers shop, and found
that my wiCc's opinion was correct. Apart
from the workmanship, which was very hhc,
the brooch was vallelesA Coniectnres, sns-
picions, hopes, fears, chased each other with
bcwilderinq rapidity through my brain and in
order to collect and arrange my thoughts, 7
stepped out OF the whirl OF the streets into
Dolly's Chop-house, and decided, over a aui-
at glass Of negus. upon nv plan of opcratians.
The next morning thcre appeared at Inc
top ofthe second column Of the "Timc." An
earnest appeal, wordcd with careful obscnri;-
ty. 10 that only the person 10 whom il was ad.
dressed should cn.ily understand !, m N. IN.
dividuai who had lost or been robbed OF A
false stone and brilliant, a. IN. theatre 10
communicate with n certain peruon-L,r NJ h..e
nddrcs. I enye-witbout delay in order ~
ave the reputation. perhans the iiCc. Of an
innocent nerson.
was At the addrc,. I had ,;,,on h., nine
o'clock Several hour. r,.s,d ,v;,ho,,, t,r;,u.
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vhon oon,,or,,n or ,ho -. 20 p...L-,.','
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IyL.ds.;.L.J az m 80 ~ ;. N
A fellow of ths nam: or u,,tlov 49,, H.,
was tho name he cav. robh.,l me I,.srro,-
~ surc Of tb;s broocb ro;r,od h;,,, ~, -
the no,;ce and no wa. ,1ton in,o .,,.,r.I,
lint ,o,b;n, be;no e,nDd 49,, IL, A., =. >
DISCHARGED :" -
., NJ, ,,,,,;z.1,. NJ. n, III
count. You.ref,.ed. when arrived =, ,bc .,,.
ton house, 10 state what vou had been robbed
of; and YOU. narrower. said in nrcsencp Of
the euIpri. that Won vcr. ~ .r,h,.k .,;,,,
Won regiment TO India the pox, dav TIA,
regiment, have nscertaiued did emb,rk a.
YOU said il would"
"True; but had leave of .h.onc. and
shall take the overland ,rr,, Th, ,,,,,L :.
that during the walk 70 ,be s,,,;or honto :
had leisure 10 reflect, ,ba, r. 7 modo c,.r,.I
cbarvo IL would lead 10 oawL ,rI d;,c,o.nra,
Th;. hrcoch = -, ;,,;,.,;or -, o., ,,,,.,,,..,,a
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s;ncs Cor ,,;. nnc,r,nr,,o -
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v,;,h ,h,, or;r;n.I. .naI - 80 -
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od.e"
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