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fil;st CAV Of Januafy 1853 !

at the Court House at Opelousgs, the Bell Cheney
Springs, BY virtue OF 3 written agreement betweeT
Edmund H. Martin and the late Gilbert Sloan, and
by virtue of an order of The District Court
Ihls property is situated thirty six miles North
of0pelousas; and the same distance South of Alex
andrsa in tie Pine Woods, and beside the Mineral
Springs sd baths consists Of one hundred and sixty
acres Of land Ak@@aT@s*a ~ 'H5s 'SFfE5
There are on the premises seven double cottages
and three large houses tor the accommodation of
families, twelve cottages for gentlemen large tay-
ern house to which is annexed cofhmodious Ball
Room q large Coffee House, Stableaha Store house
with other necessary buildings ~ sgi ,ssasa eet
Besides which there is belonging TO the establish
ment, good and substantial furniture worth between
htteen hundred and two thousand dollars ssa34
This property is situated Iiid way between the
Red River and Attakapas Parishes. and if It should
not be upon the line it cannot be further than ten
miles from the Opelousas Rail Road in its extern
sion to Texas 40 t,' ,,StasFETF>5 ETEF|
The Springs have been Eberally patrotiseds sincen
owned by the present proprietor and the medicinal
qualities Of the waters are being more appreciated
every year. 9t
This property offers to JOINT stock company of
planters anost pleasant and healthy retreat during
summer, for their families and for the Hotel Keeper
the most profitable investment IN Louisiana. 3a
All persons desirens Of purchasing, are invited to
inspect the premises before the day of sale
The property will be sold on credit ii 56ne two
three and four years, in equal afnsaE ailefts
with eight per cent interest at the expiration Of one
year on the amount unpaid at that t;,e, t.sE4 ,.,
Purchasers giving bond with approved security.
and the property to ferain specfal uii-
til final payment principal and interest Act of
sale passed before H. L. GarIand Notary, az the ex
pense Of the purchaser. -. 80. t.....
F e. H. MARTTN.
| zas s3e, ss. JAMES AKENHEAD, 7l1 e.
administrator OF the estate Of Gilbert Sloaa Tex
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7. vi. WATKINS,
SADDLER

II NN0IINCE respectfully 10 the citizens
Il of ST. Landry. that he has Just reopen
ed, corner Of Main and Carnsre streets. new
and elegant S AppLERY SHep,s where he will
keep constantly on hand every article CON
eerning his trade. In point. Of workmanship
he defes competition, All orders promptly
attended to. 8 <.ss'' &
His prices will be moderate, for cash or to
punetual dealers on short credit as5s.s
Washington, La July 10th 1852-1y
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I NH Enndersignea having received his COM. os,t
Ilission as y Public Auctioneer, for this
] Parish an. offers s services % the public and is
dc tales Che opportunity 10 Offer ID all ads
naInlstrators uccessions WHO SHAH etnploy
hlrn ma as 8 to make for them, without
extra chRges all the necessary tabIeanx to
render then accounts. M ~ 7
ROBERT BENGUEREL. 4
Opelonsas, February 7th Is52-1y.
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MILLINERY STORE.

MFRS. PIGEON, having just returned
w from New-O Orleans, has the honor to
inform theladiesof Opelousas and its vicinity. that
she has now on hand fine assortment of SILK
CAP0TES and Others RIBBONS.
sundries, &c, and in general
all kind of fgoods belonging to Millinery Shop.
She hopes continuance of public patronage.
Opelousas;, October 30th 1857.
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BOARDING md DlY-SCHoOb,
f OR YOUNGL LADIES,

Sst1'eaSntena By Mrs, Reuaulz, (Joyn
Irabs/,) IN Opeloustss. -..
ri ME proximity of this institution in the
4 Town Of Opelousas (late residence of
Mr. Labichel affords most convenient, and
healthy situation. q. ~r. -.
The students viii be the object of constant
and asslduous care, and solicituae. The prin-
cipal will exert every effort, in i1nparting, to
those who may be placed under her supervi-
sion, the rudilhents of a good and substantial
education, based upon the.preeepts of religion
The course of instructions will embrace lee
lures adapted to the, advancement of the stu
dents, ~ rising aae study III the French Ian
guage, and more particularly the English.
Geography, the Sphere, Arithmetic, Sacred
History, ancient and modern, and all descrip-
tions OF needle work. j.,
ahe terms per quarter are as follows, to wit:
-as Institution, s 10, 90
Music, .'a3 12 90
Boarding Fl 25 90
The lrst Quarter will begin LIST May 1852.
Opeleusas, March 13th 1852-1y.
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NJ CIT.
q. G9e

, ESPEGTFULL y announce the citizens
I y Of ST. Landry and surrounding country a
that he has permanently located himself Ia
Opeloasas, where he il ready to receive or
dars TOT t'1'vess1ss3sg aasa o1,att1se,sting olez
fst,2ssSstges S 81 every description 0za acasters
maze e sQftd5 % ogseac. Pope, stsnging, fire
screesss 1nsatad sisa l0acs,s, lssas, a.o: lse.
For.ordera or mere particulars, apply to
the Editors ofthe 0pelousas Courier. =
Opepusass February .21st I852--lvA
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J, CArFifr IN THE Acr-ltj is stated. that there il
one Judge Of the courts Of Vermont. Rllo was indie
ted for selling liquor, acknowle lelged the eorn and
was fined at the very sessiot Of the court where he
was On thes bench. Mx .-
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ST. LANDRY C0F FEE HeUsE.

II Corner Of laiaa and Lant1ry streets.
YYHE subscriber would respectfully an.
4 notnnoe to his friends and thezpublic
generally that he has furnished his Bar with
the best Liquors that New Orleans can afford.
Connected with the Bar isan excellent BIZ
hafd 1a5ie, to which he would call the at.
tention of those persons who indulge in this
innocent amusement Attached to the Coffee
House are private rooms for the accommodation
of gentlemen.
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opeiousas (I0nraana) lih December 1892 f. No.
Public Sale.

E"@te Of Ely Lucas ETomtcaot, dueceasea.
MILL he sold, at public sale, to the las
w and highest bidder, at the last resi-
dence of the deceased, In Flat Town Prairie
i'll this parish, on
Saturday, 18th December next
1852; by Achille Dupre, public auctioneer
N and tor the parish of St. Landry, the fol
lowing described property, belonging to the
estate Of the late Ely Lucas Fantenot, de
ceased, late Of Tie parish Of St Landry, tt
Wif.
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TAKE NOTICE.
CaEI to see Myer s. ARe.aa mtiers,
W AS HI TON.
Wholesale Il Retail Establishment for
BARGAINS.

"a NJ. 4 A., are now receiving, ffdlh
W by every Boat from the Northern gLLY
markets, "a heavy supply Of every description
Of Merchandise, embracing Dry GoodS, tine
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, HaS, Cups and
Le11zjes fine Dresses.
ALSO. large supply of ofiewelry of the
latest fashion, Embracing Dl0mo4as, fine
gold md Silter Wuches, from the best
makers in England Lo11ies and Cents fine
Go<d Choi1s, Goa Spectocles DC.
TWe kindly invite the Ladies and Gen
tlemen to give us call. .-.
We offer at Wholesale Or Retail, at very
small advance,
Washington, (La.,) October 1G5h 1862.
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Fifry YEARs.--Fifty yeafs ago, on the 2dinstant
Ohio had $4,000 inhabitants 1t has now two mil
lions. Who can predict the future of Illinois, fifty
years hence ! - ~ ~ a. - =:
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Opelousas, January 4th lS52-1y.
PROFESSOR DEMPsTER,

PROFESSOR DEMPSTER,
pEGs to inform the parents, and guardians
I11 Of ofchildren in St Martinsyille, that ON
Monday first, the Sth Of Norember, his clas-
ses will be transferred to the house formerly
occupied by Nine. Fretchou, Port street,;
where he win be happy to receive his former
pupils. II r.
Having secured the services of french
professor, the classes in that language will be
conducted with the same attention as those in
English
But perceiying the peculiar Importance of
the english language; and that, in this quar-
ter, the knowledge of it has now become ses-
sential. Mr.. Denpster has determined that
the classes in english shall be made at both
sittings Of the school, forenoon and afternoon,
and the children Iexoept those learning french
exclusively shall be required to speak only
english, as well at recreation as in school
Pupils may enter for either language, or
both z - S
n B,-Pupils coming from a distance, can
be boarded with an excellent family.
= Terms, g 81 per month
st. tMartinsFille, Nov. 9th 1852. s
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tf virtue OF an order of the District Court,
-lD in and for the parish of St. Landry, will
be sold tpublic Auction, to the last and high
est bidder, on
Monday, 3rd JalslaIry 1853,
Fthe following described property surrendered
by George n. Rogers to his creditors:
CD A TRAcF toF LAND,
aa.z situated in Prairie Bellevue con-
- gsae.tSsggs.S tanning 500 arrens, withthe Su-
gar House; dwelling and all the other i'm
prove,hents thereon, said land being bounded
on the North by the1aaHs 'of Aid5w Pierre
fhIboaeaux, on the Fast by the lands bslong
ing to the inhabitants of Bellevue, on the
SOUTH by Benjamin r. Rogers and ON the
West hy public land
2 "A negronan named Bacclft1s, aged about
50Jears
Washington, negro man aged thirty years.
Nathanlel, a negro man aged twenty FIVE
years.
Elljah negro:man aged twenty five years.
Presly, a negro man aged twenty three
years
Jerry negro man aged thirty FIVE years,
rough carpenter
Louis, anegro man aged twent3 years.
William, a negro man aged thirty three
years.
Henry, negro man aged thirty five wears.
kessire, negro woman aged fifty years.
Jim, a negro boy aged sixteenyears. a
Harriet, anegro girl aged fourteen years
Henderson, negro boy aged ten years.
Anderson, a negro hoy aged thirteen years.
Martha, anetro wj,haa 'agea twenty two
years, and her three children, Tom aged sesvef9
years, Jacob four Years Sam one year. >; f.,
EVellne negro woalari aged twenty four
years, and her three children, Mathilda aged
eight years, Bob five years and Betsy three
years. u-s s. asgH. 80 Il Ffa,
-Four yoke of oxen, about fifteen
head Of gentle cattle, one brand
figuring thus ar, twelve head OF
mules, three horses, geldings,
three American blooded mares,
three American bIooded colts, one
2 year old and the others of this
spring, few head of hogs, four OK
+ carts, one horse cart, one four hor-
Sc wagon, other farming utensils,
household furniture not reserved
by law. 4 av# lies taae&
3. TEnsas AND Coitttbbrr4o1Ns So much ofthe
property to be sold for cash, as will pay the
mortgage creditors and the remainder on a
credit Of one two years, purchasers giving per-
sonal security to the satisfaction Of the syndic
and the lands and slaves remaining specially
mortggagged t1ntil the full and entire payment
ofpurchase money and the einterest which may
accrue thereon 1T the rate Of eight per cent
per annum from maturity until paid. " PAN
"' s }.s c. il. SWAYzE, Sgnasc.
Opelodsas, November 9th 1862. .aai yi
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~Opelobsas. january Sd 1852. % -
NOTICE.

s'.. s.. NOTICE.
DALE ROBERTSON, of the Parish of
IL st, Landry, having fled his petition,
for the appointment of administrator of the
Estate Of the late Elizabeth Hays, wife Of Ga
briel Robertsoa, of the parish of ST. Landry,
deceased saa -f 7r
Any person intending to make opposition
to said appointment, will file the same in wri-
ting, III my Office, in The town of Opelousas
within ten days from the publication Of this
notice. 81. ssg
90 A. GARRIGUEs, Cgsxh.
Opelousas December 18th 1852. aE
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OPELOUSAs ACADEMY,
Formerly Franklin College.
ReE, Thos. RAND Jr., A. M Principal.
70 For terms and other particulars, see
Prospectus at this office or at the Academy.
Opelousas, January 31st 1852.
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y pHfEs OF SCH Il Abelst i've hundred
sars before Christ discovered 4 ,prin-
aIle ecting the square, NJ hfch occasioned the
acflcegdE " hundred oxen to sse tlie
tent. The principle il this, that ii squares bst
sa1n pn fse three sides of a rigf angle tFiansle
= saaare On the slde opposlte to HE reht
surface tste two sqslares s.i,oll He olheY s;des
5eW principles have sol olzaafg uractiaall apnlisal
1pns, either in science orbusnass. arpetIihfs aI-
sYys use It IN sqHdriag their buildings s henee
saled the Carpenters Theorenl.u -
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Safa9eg IN MADEIRA The failure, last season, Of
hs gsipe crop has produced very great suffering i'll
ne island OF Madeira and fears are entertained that
aany Eilt perish dnlag the cpgniElg winter Under
Aese cIregEnstances voluntary committee OF citis
80 ghla consisting of essrs Frederick
eenforned tecollect aaey Il go, IN
ailpped for the relief Of the poorin ia ;sland Ts
ehesoeat have now an opp1rs 4, 81
heir charity Ia direction here is Is Ss,,< .ssdS
d freidsred ID good season. q NAV IA t IL
ayalg nGsny B.slssis, IasI IA ssst
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BBlII-CHElnY. SPRINGS.
1F- 4 f~ FOR SALE 5qf-eesEll4x ~
Z FU RLTC AUCTION

WILL he Bold, at public fsbale, by James
w Akenhead administrator of The. sesta-
te of Gilbert Sloan, decreased or by duly commits
stoned auctioeer, in and for the Parish 5 st. Lam
dry, on the
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Z. 4 administrator OF the estate Of Gilbert Sloan.
Dpelousas, November 18th 1859. Is, ss{8 .s4ss
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Public Sale.

DY virtue Of an order of the District Court,
ID in and for the parish of St. Landry, will
be sold atpublic Auction, to the last and high
est bidder, on
Monday, 3fd. JaNiairy 1853,
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rree De,nocrn,ic Vo,e.

The Wing papers Sem 10 take much pleasure
in descanius upon comparative Pres Dental
vote in 1913 and 1852. infrrr.ng from thence, that
..te cause uf 4. iIonism has met with marked
.i+cline SINCE lS45''
A inHe candid view OF the matter, on the part
of these papers. would in ths eud. d. unless pro-
duce saristhe'i"n the part of tn. people
for the p; that the ,timent. r eOni. II a,
the of Aholnioaisa ii you will, has d'mia-
lshed in strength am 'ng the paople s cacnlae tu
drcrive. though the papers putting forth such state
menis are not themselves deceived.
All know. now. that the Van Buren, yute oi
.b, ll'ion cau-e.' Over IA 100 900 votes were ca
Van Buren, ia the snrit of rev ,nge d..mo isll
Cass. That j-ct beng accomplished. the ret,ti-
d,ors sunk back into the bosom of bunker Dsnoc-
racy.
The Free Democratic v"te of 1852 10 n reliable
vile. aud the true cri,eri by winch t, ndse of
The increase and siren .ih of ..she of AboIt-
ims'n." IS a comparison bstwesa the vute of 1874
and l55o---liowins an Increase of som. 100 900
The truth rs, lei parti-ans c.nteud and pr-t- nd
as they may. The o.uss of A Il Slavery never had
81 hta "a aho I""'ic c'i''ti ss ooS~' "~'s'f
was it STRENGTHENING and deepening now.
Fhou,ands aud tens OF thousands voted The last
Presidential election, with, the oil parties for the
last time.
II vera libel on humanity 10 say that The cause
OF freedom AMI free principles is declining. W.
think the future has in il much to cheer AMI amt
| met". We have confidence in the integrity and
honesty OF the masse~, ard we hrli-vs tn. IL y &c
ba ai Ii m when the no ie-t MA $685. breakng ,or
ihe thfuldorn OF party aud prejudice. viii act out
aud d., JUSTICE to The noer sentiments "f their na
,ure, in acknnwlsg the hn name principle .
universal brother hoo au.l eqa.l rights.
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~h cli shall IL insure fhs c.'nP't on nt the road
W hi4 tire stor'e iine: (2l nsuae them 20 be
kept ia g,,nd leparas.d surread red to the United
States Iliu The sh,rreet tine, not to exceed ii-
" Years.
z. The contractors shall be body Corporate
and po tc DUNN the period of their curtracs acd
fr five years after.
6. A. sonnas 100 miles shall have been com
I.lrted AMI put in operation. the President shall
paten's for four Jjihs If The land apart
along The lne of he road 70 complrt-d: aud 20 "n
until the whl- road shaIi he fiished wien oil the
lands granted shall be conveyed.
9 II shall be stipulated in the contracts that a
reria; N number of miles OF the r'ad shall be com
p~ted in each ear. arranged that The who!s-
rhaIl he completed within ten years.
10. The road shall remain the property of the
contractors du ing the p-riod specified their Gu
| r,cts.
IL. The priviIeg-s of free trenst and transport
on shall be secured TO The United Stales during
the whole period of the contiac,s.
II. 1.-The States named fail 10 accept the terms
within The lime ep-c.fir the Secretary of W"r
| may award c,n'racrs for the crpsiruc ion of the
read IN the having cllarg- of The Ii 'f
of which src.i reads anl branches are extensions
| 13. U"n The expiration of the lime during
which III. Dad AID bapchss is remain ih- pr,,p
srIy of the contractors, 81 much Of them MS ma,
ie within sny Sain may be surrendered 10 tha
State on tile sam- terms prescribed to the
STAIRS siec.fi-d in The act
IA. The road sh III be well constrnc,ed. with al
the modern improvements, with six feet guag- ant
iro" rails weighing not less than 81 pounds th'
yard.
Is. Commissioners shall be appointed by III
President and Senate to protect the public inter
| esls Ia r..gnrdi to the iond
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f,aeifie gsni, ROod.

o. the 22ni ipst., Sennfar G winn introduced
into the U. S. Senate, construct rail r. nd
10 the Psc,fc. The hi made The spe. ial or
s'er f.r The 10'h OF January, and iom the favor
with which it WAS iccsived there can be no douhl
of passage. That sucir a road will be- built is
Ger tam.
Shall rhe six foot gauge roa,l, rr, jrcted TO pass
through Ravenna, he constructed rs Ink of that
great enterprise is question: OF great import nee
10 the propi" If this region Can our people al,
prsclaie its lnporrnnre. add act with prompttuje
WHICH IS lnporra, c- Il. Inau'is
The plan, as condensed frum Senator Gwinn's
hi in The Senate. is y f,Inw-:
Section. l. Authorizes the p esdent to contract
for The construction Of rail read frum point
Red yer, near The southwest corner Of Arkansas
! with branch 10 the Gulf coast through Texas
-ru point on the eastern boundary OF CaIifnrnit:
and from the western B,uninry Of Missouri and
Iowa, t., this roai II, tha boundary oi
| Caito mia thence to run spme suitable port in
| Oregon.
.. Appropriate, the right of way, 200 feet wide
througi out the entire length, for the Q of tn.
oad; and quantity Of land equal to tn" aItern
ate sections. f.r forty miles each side If said
road and rat ci-s.
3. T" connect the eastern end Of said road with
tl,e At'antc. pr'vision is dc for two ines
ward from the Red Rver-one through Louisiana.
aud the other tiro ough ArAansns g. nd uilIers
ARE through lowa. md the other through Missouri;
and alternate section. OF Ian,i far twenty miles ou
EACH side at ench iine, grated TO each of thnse
States pec'pely; and far the purpose nf extsnd-
fns fha r"nd Westward. frnm the ensi~rn houndl
~ If Hlf,rnin, 10 the Pacific. like quantity o
land is ted 70 tn. St,,fe of Cal forna.
; a. If any of the lands herein sh Iii llave bee,
disposed "f by the Uuit. d States Government, the
- -icirncy i. to BIS made no by sslrctons from the
nearest public land+.
S. The Slntes Of I. u;siann, Arkansas. Texas
Missouri and L.wa, required 10 commence the
construc ion of the roads with, tleir respective
States within one year from the first sessun of the
to c, inplet them within fise year.; an the STATE
of ,I,inrua i. ,u H,plete hers within ten years.
The U. S. mails. iropps. goods munitions hrt
official persons, nra to he clrrie On this rond fo
free of -xpa s.; AMI il all OF iranspor
lion The U. S. Government shall hive preference,
q over nli otter persons.
C"nsres. reserves power 10 regulate charges 70
, freight and passengers the former never to fall be
w cost. nor the latter below the average rite pc
. mile on first class roads in the United States. Z,
6; The Secretary "f wnr shall cause the roat
tto he located immsdiateIy. and adve Use six mon
tbs in each State for the construction ofibe rua
Through the Territories of the United States; aud
q be end Of that Tins be shall select the propbsa
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THE OHIO STAT
IYuaSw. ss.aa. Editor.
Ir<. hELry /. BaSTWI K. Regular Contributor.
ss q y g. y a.
v ednesslay. l'eermber 80 !S5.
Pub,iention OF the Laws.

JoHs g McBklDE, E.q. Aud or OF tn" Coun-
". has directed that the publication of the Laws
= By Auhrif, % ia the Obi Star. to be dsc"rtin-
ueei he having ran-ferred their publicntion from
the Star to ih- Pnrtage County Whig.
When fie Anil or decide last winter that the
Laws should be p.ib isi,ed in the S;ar We supp g.
81, aud still suppose int that decision covered The
whole session But the sessoL was iuts' urted by
au adjournment, and now the Auiiior. in vi,ation
of COOL faith MS think. lakes from The Star the
publication of The laws. and Transfers them to The
Wnig
VIZ might animadvert if we chose,uron the cau
ses whirh have prudmced this change, but We f'r-
hear. Others can make their own cohmeais ant
draw their own conclusions
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rs. Webster. taking her ani aid a.isa,c.ag vi i.

Ms. Webster taking her i'ani AID aisa'ciag vi ],
her.
Anne str'trd rifle when she heard the name.
an '.r- ,vas slight exl'i''ios Of int-rn,l agra
ti..n bni in - moment she calm. AMI rereised
bin with the easy p Ii epess that was so natural
tn her.
II is needless tn det,iI the particulars of this
i"trrview. Irer,nr. of course, Continued 10 be
constant visitor. aud soon awoLe deep and tre"-
bling interest in Il q heart of An-e Errnss' She
m lonelr ht II TOW ards Mrs Wrhs'e the rf'"'''h
Of one whose services were eiVpn for h'r" I mar
l.dv ha d;ssoIrei this connection, "nh h"n crew
a,ed her fo the ro.iiion .f dan her had com
,a,ion. Anne attende.i her when she went ln.n
compsnv ard was ,hnz iufrodneaa into select
anil laed circle nf fr ends. whose rank in seciey
w,s Fl xad upon the b,sIs ,freaI worth. Ard she
soon became kcown the clieice of lll@rton. a
young man universally esteemed f,r his high
moral PRINCIPLES Tie WIS The only mals repre
sentative of an old and wealthy Virginia family
(C0mfinnpf n,rf ,rpsE