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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-18

L he committee to whom the resolution of the Con-
yenton, determining the number of members of the
senate and House OF Delegates, and the proportions in
winch they shall be chosen by Eastern and Western
Erea, was referred, with directions to apportion the
senators ana Delegates in The Eastern and Western d.
visions OF me State respectively, have according TO
ORDER, performed that duty and respectfully submit the
following report, viz: '
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-18

MIssisslPPi.-Th Louisville Journal says q
gentleman from Mississippi gives the best accounts
in regard to the conflict now raging in that State.
He SAYS that he heard bet of $500 offered ard
not accepted that Foote'S majority will be 10000.
He thinks that this was hazardous offer, and that
suca bet would be lost, but that Foote'S MAORI
ty will unquestonabIy be 10000. He tells us
that offers of bets that Foote'S majority will be
5000, are refused daily and matter of course.
DEsPERArIos letter to the Tribune mentions
the circumstance Of merchant al San Francisco who
having been burnt OF all tina, he owned by the pre-
yous fires Of that city, when Inc flames OF the last con
Migration surrounded his building, which he had all
he possessed cooy invited his wife walk out and see
the 6e when they had passed into the street, in mo-
meat Of mad phrenzy he drew revolver and shot her
through the head, and then Instantly ended his own
iie with anolher shot.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-18

DAILY TINES, per annum, if paid in advance, or
within 30 days from the beginning OF subscribers
yssr Observation-Disclosures 90
%. if not go paid lin every case). .......... 90
SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES, per annum, if paid
in advance or within 80 days, &c............ 90
DO If not so Maid lin every easel ......,,. 90
Single copies, Daily Times, two cents each; semi
weekly three cents each-n wrappers ready for mailing
tour cents each. For sale at the TINES OFFICE.
Copies of the DAILY TINES can always be procured
likewise at the Periodical and Newspaper Depot OF
Messrs ALLEN & GENTRY on Broad street-price two
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-18

RALEIGH AND GysToN RAiLRoAD.-A meeting OF
the citizens of Petersburg was held on Wednesday
evening, TO receive the report ofthe committee appoin-
led by former meeting OF the citizens, solicit sub
scrptions for the reconstruction othe Raleigh and Gas
ton Railroad. Whether the committee reported or
not, are unable 10 gather from the published pro-
ceedngs; if it did report, however, we imagine the
meeting were not entirely satisfied with the effort which
had been made to "solicit subscriptions" for we lind
that son mot on of Robert 3. Boiling, it resolved
that committee of four from each ward be appointed
to solicit additional subscriptions, and report to meet
Ing TO be held on Saturday. the 18th inst, at At r M
The Chairman ID. Arcy Paul. ESQ., then appointed
the committee, when the meeting adjourned till Satur
day evening.
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HpURE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
LII OF JAMAICA GINGER-PURCELI

NOR SALE.-Two valuable family Horses, young
IL and sound, and pertscty gentle in harness Apply
to TOLER g. COOK,
iy IA ,..-- Agents and Collectors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-18

BRITANNIA TEA SETTs.-A splendid lot
I'D of Britannia Ware, consisting of Coffee and Tea
Pots, sugar cream, or slop bowl for sale single or 10
sets; also, Britannia Coffee and Tea Urns.
T. GENNET & JAMES,
y IS Eagle Square
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-18

EHAY.-2CO bales North River Hay, all under
u deck, landing per schr Splendid and tor sale low
from wharf, by II. w. TYLER.
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ANOTHER MURDER ,

We are shocked TO nave 10 record another scsls OF
violence snd death in immediate neghbourhood. On
Wednesday last, John S. Wormey, OF Chesterfield
county, deliberately shot down his son-inlaw, Anto-
ny 81 Robiou, of the same county, at house in the
neghbourhood of the Black Heth Pits. 1t appears that
Wormley and Robou had been at variance some time
prevous-that the day of the fatal occurrence, Worm
ley had oad musket and repaired TO The house where
the deed was committed-that after remaining at the
house short time, Robiou drove up in gig, got out
and entered, when he encountered Wormley, who, at
ter exchanging few words with him, evelled his mus
ket and shot him killing him almost instantly. Both
parties were men OF responsibility being a
lawyer by profession, and Robou having been formerly
Deputy Sheriff of the county, and man Of wealth.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-18

NOTTAGE BEDSTEA DS.-Just to hand and
" opened lot of black walnut Cottage Bedseads,
very handsome and cheap, Tor sale by
GEO. J. SUMNER,
Furniture Dealer,
jy Is No. 63 Main st.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30

Il REAL ESTATE IN BEDFORD.-By
virtue of deed Of trust made and executed to the
undersigned, by William II. Hardy. on the 17th
day ofpccembcr. lSli. which decd is of record in
the Clicks Office of the county court of Bedford
we shall, for purposes in said deed mentioned, on
Saturday. the 5th day Of July next, upon the prem
S.c. proceed SELL public auction, 10 the high
.Vss bidders. for cash, that VALUABLE TRACT OF
n LAND. on which tho said William H. Hardy
49, at present resides. situated. living and being
on Elk Creek in the county nf Bedford, and con
sainining by recent survey, THREE HUNDRED AND
sEvISrY. Two AND tHxrE-fouRrB ACRES and nd
joining the lard. of William Mct,hcc, Mary T.
Harris and others; Il being the land formerly
owned by Euphan Iiogwood. deed. and bought by
eaid Hardy Of William Galloway. decd
II is seldom so valuable an Estaie is thrown into
,narkct-thc improvements being good. ard the
land itself in high state Of inprovcmcnt--being
peculiarly adapted to the growth Of Clover, and
lying within miles of the Virginia and Tcnncs-
zee Railroad, and fifteen Of the town Of Lynchburg
The neigborhood is highly respectable and intcll-
gent; and there Is good mill site on the Land.
whcrca mill, in former days, did an excellent
try business.
The title TO ,hv above described property is be-
6cvcd to be unquesiionablc but acting trustees,
ehe undersigned win convey such title ouy as the
decd aforesaid vrsts in them.
CHA'S. 4, SLAUGHTER,
rna CHA'S. W. CHRISTIAN, i"'s's1s'
N B.-Althoash the provisions of the deed to
us require the sale to be made for CASH, thcrc i
no doubt THAT an arrangement can be made, by
which the purchaser can obtain reasonable credit
yor the purchase nsonev, after paving the cost Of
the sale. THE TRUSTEES.
The above sale Is made with my assent and by my
directions. Intending to remove with my family,
TO Texas, the sale will certainly take place.
WM. H. HARDY.
- The Bedford Sentinel, Lexington Gazette and
sIIsrrisonbarg Republican will copy and send their
accounts to this Oiice Ijee e-t5jy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30


MOI all alone: for thou eansi hold y
Communion sweet with saint and song,
And gather gems. of price untold,
From many consecrated page: IA
Youths dreams, the golden lights cf age,
The poets lore, are still thine own;
Then, while such themes Thy thoughts engage.
o, how canst thou be ali alone
Not all aleno the larlrs rich notc.
AS mounting up to heaven, she sings
he thousand silvcry sounds thar float
Above, below, on morning wings;
The softer murmurs twilight brings
The ericket's chirp, eicada's slee;
All earth, that iyre of myriad strings,
isjubiant with life for thee
Not al alone The whispering trees.
The ripping brook, the starry sky,
Have each peculiar harinonies
To soothe, subdue, and sanrtify;
The low, sweet breath of evenings sigh.
For thee hath oft friendly tone.
To lift thy grateful thoughts on high
And say-thou art not all alone
Not all alone; watchful Eve,
That notes the wandering sparrow's fall,
a saving Hand is ever nigh,
gracious Pow er attends thy call
When sadDess holds the heart in thrall,
Oft is his tcnderest mercy shown;
Seek, then, the balm youchsafed to all,
And thou canst never be alone
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30
GAZE vAL,iARhEREALEs.

~ TArE.--Thc subscriber the Commissioner
ci the Court in a decree lately recorded in the Cir
writ Superior Cour, Of Botctourt, in a suit "Rudi-
s W. Rud-ilrs heirs" will offer for sale AT public
auction, the 2,h dag Of next August in the tg,vn
Of Flncas,le, credit OF onc aud lhrcu ycnr-.
hH the real estate in and about slii town cf which
Jacob Rudi.iil died seized Consisting OF tiF urec
md commodious Hotel in said town, now In the oc-
vupancy of Jolin NJ rricc Esq. and known the
CENfRAL HOTEL, with ali the oui property at-
sachcd To said IIpicL consisting in part of STA
HLES AND A LARGE GARDEN. The mail
Stages known the Valley Line aud the stages
running from l.ynchbr'g 10 tue " hitc Sulphur aud
i.cwisburg oil stop at this Hotel. Also NJ the sanc
lime and upon the same terms. several lots and
Parcels Of Land adjoining said town
And ON III next day (a6th ofAugust) in the town
cf Buchanan will be sold Two bots, in sad town
of Buchanan and the other in rattonshurc, both Of
which lots are clsibly situated.
The subscriber will show said property, any
part Of it TO persons dcsirous of pcscnsng before
the day OF sale.
Purchasers viii be required To give bond and good
security, and lien VII be retained until all the
purchase money is puid.
juno o6-ia5a JOHN q. RUDlSILl,
f'ot,ys sxj1yr.-
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[PROPRIETORS.
Puzxli,,g n Yankee.

Americans are provcrbialy an inquisi-
tive people, yet, from the very nccessiry
which tins engenders,t ,thefeis no person who
better understands the art of parrying and
battling inquisitivencss in another. than a
Yankee. We We're quite amused. recent
ly, by an account given 10 city friend Of
a colloquy which came off in 4 country
village, through which he was travelling.
between himself and one of the .,nativcs, =
who manifested anitching curiosity to pry
into his affairs.
How de dewl' exclaimed ,he ater.
busting up to him as he alighted for few
moments at hotel. Reckon I've seen
you somewhere fore nows' oh, ycs,'
was the answer, no doubt. have been
there often in my hfe.' 'Spose you are
going to'-(expccting the name Of the
place to be suppGed.) Just SOL 60
there regularly, once year And you
have just come frcm---from.' 'ENaoily,
sir, you are entirely right; that Is my place
Of residence Really now dew tell |
'spose you are lawyer, or a doctor, or
maybe trader, or perhaps some other
proieshun ofcalling. Yes, | have always
pursued some one Of those profcssions.'--
Got business in the country, chg Yes
! am at this time engaged in traveling.'-
see by your trunk you are from Boston
anything stirring in Bostoni Yes, men
and women, horses and carriages, and a
furious Northeaster.' You don't say so!
Well, l declare now, you are rariial cute.
What dye think they'll do with Simsl'-
why, sir, it is my opinion that they'll
either deliver him up to the claimant, or
let him go free You've had monstrous
sight OF rain in Boston--did an awful sight
Of damage, ! 'spose2" 'Yes, it wet all tho
buildings, and made the streets damp
rery damp, indced!' Didn't old Fannil
Hall get soakingi' No, they hauled it
on to the Common, under the Liberty
Tree You're a Gurus chap; guess you
are kinder foolin Pray, Mister, ifitis
civil question, what might be your namer
1T might be Smith or Brown; bui it Is not,
by long chalk. The fact IS, sir. ! bevc
never had name. When was born, my
mother was SO busy She forgot to name
me, and soon after ] was swappcd away
by mistake for another boy, aud an, now
just about applying to the Legislature for
a name. When get it, | win send you
my card. Good morning, sirl' And so
saying, the speaker jumped into his car
riagc, and drove oRlcavingihc Paul Pry Of
the place scratching his head in bewilder-
ment, and evidently in more perploxity
than ere he had commenced his catcchising.
Yankee Blade.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30

will take look at the Yarrow, and the
next day we VIII drive over to Dryburgh
abbey, which is a fine old ruin well worth
your seeing. In word, before Scott had
got through with his plan, found myself
committed for visit Of several days, and
it seemed as If little realm Of romance
was suddenly opened before me.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30
SOiOmOn's Temple.

Nv c1 ... n, >, N: n :. .. - ~ = n n -,
.,. n"' c ~ a - Pa l:la ~ io.'om ioa.,'s
my IA"ae' - loln az =" i, u"aosnI' aJ n acesuae
vi 'n1 p'oRfeso VI nc a',s 40, anu '''e"'''
anu .'E ,ne an,iquily m oi nree Hasonay ei
4iu1o We "ie Iii III '"' g vas
ieuuocT ~ u '1'cs d, .no ".''ui"5 VI ''o'o-
LII til'p.e' anu III III 70 e .y 'eason -
oeiie'o 'iia' Sp'''e oonu " ln'o" was s, ne
cessafy III So'"' oo"s'es h'eu i'a'' Vi 9TH
men, ,'E, .......- .....,.., J.
i.. nc hpn'oer .',l. ~ ~ niaso"s cup.oy'd \,
ncu,ains ,ie 'ei'Pie was Que ,''ofed ,:1 ana %
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AToucbimg Incident,


dent from n letter in the New Yo.k Mirror
written bya passenger in one f,Lo Col.
Inns Steamers to Eu1opc:
"A l;ulo e;rl WINS rc,nr,;uo IN E,o,,,a
IN CHARGE II The cantain S5c w,. NJ. ~.
~ f.male n, hoard and bv her s,voc, s;,ol
nIc;,v had won the love of The noble can.
iain and his passcngera. The poor child
woa vcrv si,h pcariy IN ia uay .,d III.
came much reduccd;n strcnp,b One jrc.I
nv n;ob, ,be fancy situck her that sodt
water would be refreshing, and !, was riva
en- her. perbops too freely. Bpasms Of lid
stomach almost Immediately ,,ns,,cJ. and
before the morning came ,hc littlc sufferer
had passed 10 n better world. mpur,,.hr
most Of all that no mothers gentle hand
would close her cys in their last slccp. nor
a Mothers PRAYER linecr last npon bor dca.
fcnIng ear. But the great stolwart cnp.
| tain Ind aln1ostn molber's heart. lie whose
voice could Lg heard bieL i'm aloIf when
the ,cmncat raced II its I,,rv, bpd times 81
eentlenessand love forth poordyinp child;
and ,Lonab bo sc,,,, t,,,,, ,l,o ,,oon;no,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30
WANTED.--The trustee.

l. OF New London Academy are desirous Of en-
gagng the services ofa Principal in the said Insti-
tuition. He will be required to possess the ability
to give instructions, in the usual branches Of am
English education, in the Roman and Greek Clas-
sizes, and in Mathematics Ample testimonials of
character md qualifications win be indispensable.
gentleman who would be prepared 20 board the
Students portion of thcm would be preferred.
comfortable dwelling house, with garden and
out houses, will be furnished, free of rent. The
buildings Of the Academy, are situated on the
Lynehborg and Salem Turnpike. miles from the
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road, occupy a com
mandins view, in healthy and improving country,
und in the midst ofa niost respectable society. To
gentleman possessing the proper qualifications,
the fees Of tuition, with the addition Of small sal
ary, to be paid the end Of the session. and to be
increased in successive years, the discretion of
the trustees, from permanent fund, viii make the
situation desirable one.
The ensuing session will commence about the
first of September next, and will continue ten
months Any gentleman desiring the situation will
address his communications, postpaid, to Judge
Fleming Saunders, near New London, Campbell
county; TO William Radford, Lynchburg; either
of whom will receive proposals, and give any fur
ther information that may be necessary.
June 23-6w
Eg The National Integencer viii publish the
above in their country paper, for one month"; and
send their account to this Office for payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30

A fatal duel took place at Coudct,,n
Bologne, May 90, between John Petit and
George R1sssezi, Frenchnen or BclgiaDs,
in which the former was shot through the
heart at the. third shot. They went over
from London, accompanied by their Sc
conds. for the purpose Of fighting the due
mort, that is, duel to be continued un.
til one should fall. 1t appeared after the
event that all the conditions were stated N
writing. ahdit was arranged that the mer
should first be Sc. up at 25 PAGES, and, j
the shots were ineffective, that they should
be brought nearer to each other by PAGES,
with every renewal of6re. until. if ncces-
sary, they should be placed bresstto breast;
another condition was that one party should
provide the weapons (pistolsl andthe other
the ammunition. The first ssot was fired
rs PAGES distance. the second at 20, and
the third a: is. Rousseli concealed him
self and it was supposed returned to Eng
land. The seconds returned tbs hext
morning 'fhe dead body Was left sn the
held @iDiSfsTA 10 sHLAt@
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30

TRRXSs---They ysRsISrAr u Pshlisbes seipi-
wceklyat ~ per Anssm. u edna.cs. No susecriI-
tion Is thken {sf shorter timc than six months; aud
no paperis diseoasiuaQb except as abe option Of the
freprstos. until all A'seerga< shall base been paid
square (or less) for every iaHr form insertion and
354 reutsfcr every outer 1.-THE number Of in
sertions u NOT noted the Ms Il Will be publish
cd al ssdered out and charged accordingly
Tho YEARLY RATES are For the privilege Of
Two sqaa~cs $40; for one square s25-if inner form
43s Every ycars advertiser viii be required 10
rcnfne his advertising to his particular liue ofbu-
poss and if he exceed the space stipulated for, be
via h. charged rafahly for iheezc.ss 81 "a .i.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30
Shocking A nnir OGScnidnl.


+ The New York correspondent of the
Woodstock "Ten,h Legion" thus describci
an affair of which we have o5servsd no
other accounts:
An intense excitement is nj present rag
ing in "uppertendom," from an awfully
tragical circumstance which has recently
taken place in the Fifth Avenue. 1t ap-
pears that about two years and half ago.
gentleman who was at that time one Of
our first merchant monarchs, was compell-
ed by an unpleasant business transaction
between npmc of his foreign connexions
and himself 10 temporarily rclnquish the
society of young and tender wife, and to
proceed on voyage from this city to St.
Petersburg. This matrimonial separation
was rendered the more poignant, by the fact
that the parties had only been united about
six months, and We're most ardently attach
ed to zach other. The merchant, hoWev-
er, set out
la the colirsr of tho voyage, the vessel
touched at London, where the merchant
met dashing aristocrauc friend, who had
just completed apleasure tour over Eu-
rope. and was about returning 10 the me-
tropolls Of the Western World. Tho iner-
chant communicated TO his friend the OBJ
.ject and probable duration of his visit to ST
Petersburg, and rcquestnd his homeward-
bound countryman to become the bearer
of a letter to his wife. As this lady was
one of the handsomest and most accom-
pllshed women in New York, the friend
ofcoursc, Joyfully took the embassy 10 the
court Of beauty.
The merchant continued his voyage,
and, on arriving at St Petersburg. he
found that his affairs IN that city were 80
complicated as TO require his presence in
the hussiah capital for n much longer tmc
than he had anticipated. Meanwhile, his
ar1stocratc friend arrived IN Gotham, pre-
sented the letter, and effected much clos
er introduction TO the merchants wife than
her absent husband had originally intend
eds y. .....
Well, one day last week, after an ab
sence of two years and five months, the
merchant landed at this port; but imagine
his astonlshment, which, npon unexpectedly
presenting himself at his old residence in
the Fifth Avenue, he discovered, to his un-
utterable horror, that dimnulivc stran-
ger, Of some sir aceehs old, had recently
become member Of his household. From
several striking points oil resemblance be-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30
DRANDRETH'S PILLS.

IL cine which for ninety-two years has proved
worthy of all confidence, medicine universal in its
powers Of good TO man, woman infant; often look
ed upon as blessing sent from hcaven to save life
may it be duly appreciated.
But, some says. 'how can any medicine be
useful in all casesli We answer, this one medicine
purifes the blood, and as no disease can effect
when the blood is pure all disease is cured by pu
rifying the blood. suppose the stomach is affected
All the symptoms show great prostration of its
strength; it is not capable of digcsting the food
have wind in Our stomach-sour belching-burning
pain scraping sensations at the pit OF the stom
aeh. These symptoms remaining cause the greatest
prostration of the powers of the mind, well as
those OF the bodyand if speedily removed, they
viii cause other dangerous symptoms. such as
Paralysis. St. Vims' Dance, Epilepsy, Rheuma-
tism-more generally, however, Cholera Morbns,
Dysentery, or It may be obstinate costivcness, ter
minaiing in violent sickness ofte stomach, and not
unfrequenfly in inflammation of the Bowels.
How important ii Is then. that these first syrp-
toms be removed and one or two doses OF Brand
reths Pills would generally effect this object but it
should be remembered that they always aPpliea-
ble and should be used until health is fully restored
--as they will surely cure sooner than any other
remedy. and when we have health through them IT
is no patch work---if il genuine curc--one that
viii not deceive
For sale, wholesale and retail. BY D B Payne
Brother, Lynchhrrg, Va. s -'-
T. Oct 2S-wts res.~ --a.t al s.s..4s. Z. !.
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Je9 9-tsl MARSHALI.L. HARRIS.
DATEsiCk SPRINGS Patrick

u tOiN1l, NA-ihc season of tho above
Springs having nearly opened the undersigned wish
cs To employ male and female managers who are
qualified 20 tnkc charge of the entire business
rhnsc have had experience in the management Of
Hotels would he preferred. lie also wishes to hire
frs, rate oSTLER, and man servant for the
Hotel Any person having such servants to dis
pose Of during the viii find il their inter
ost 20 communicate with him.
Address--Alnyoning Patrick CO., Va.
June 3G-Av REM FRASIIlR
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,atnise ~" = '"'on'ght. stormy, lonc
na,,,. Pp"u.eu many cur'-
wb;,e ba ,oddrd sssr,,, [ ,osgonon lore;
Jen,s ,h.ra ""PPr"g, SUD
gently r,,n;""a,.ps app"s, ~ - some one
door ~ ,hs "ppas ~ n's enamoef
,r,rn;nr :, 80 sp.,'s s"u ho s'af,eds
~ 1S' ooo'' ~ ~
eaTban ~, l..
SWAN enr,, ,,.r,.;,,;; G n';oe' '',,'ns. lno'
rlos.e, i. 4, ns.,. n. ,n nun % ny ih'o inc
chos,s orc,esJ - nS uoor9 came tnc
: r;nc AMI o,has,als, 's e,oNo,', Iasi WIN many
down hns;a. h;,ns,,.,a' aau '',oy sa' 'hom
aoor--sa, M, 'la'' H. ."o eussy oook's,rewn
Of mos, ve,erahl, l',ra " ON inc .o'u'no ,.ia
vcr--.Wbn,a n ~, ''" ''' ''w'
.It must IN son,., .s.
certainly ,nys,er;nns n,i,. ~ as' -. ~.
Shirt ,,,sar,.a,;,,. S' - ." au'o', , ~ 'h9
unisrst,rd Nan, ,,,os,is o., she. 49,, Du'
d ran AZ ebo.,lv that III na,,il .snu. sa,'' ~
semble as he bod Jone Iore,os1ra ,. apah;. = nv;
face crcw nala ond 49, ,o' ~ h ",.i a"I nus
,he door-aown bo fcll ,non IN A. ''
"Then ,hcre came = cl,,,ar n,.,,o.
his tc-,b be,,n 10 r,a,,a,. =, ,,,,' -. a"a
gathered a,s,nsd b,a nnd ns...,,..J L:...
ye,y sore bow a5,L Lhanjaa,,a su.I s,as i, .'; "'
Ins. and with w;nn,ng ,.ord. L.a,;;n~ H."
be b,J cbarmoJ .,..' ~ ,' os u,nr.s,
pa;Jrrs i,, ,Ls 50 a.J wy n, 's's - m ,a'.
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