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LOST,

eOUNTY Land Certificate for 1880 acres of
NE Land, issued by tho Secretary OF War, Bar.
nard Il. Bee, ut Houston, aud dated the first day
or January, 1888, in favor OF William S. oury.-
II said Certificate is not heard from within the time
prescribed by law, application will be made by the
owner for u duplicate.
j, DOUGLASS BROWN.
Gonzales, Dee. IL, lS53-l0w.
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NNtSfe*e
ETTEssS af slm3ut,nas&sa baytsE b%es wssa.
IA I'D ~ sh< s~rtreAz@sss % ~ Esssss III ssslses
SAFef. av~S. Nv ~ psplsss< tssess ~ sAaassies
sessas. ~ IL tssst~< s~sas. sSs& ! hevvht ees.ss
~ rfs~see hsssAe ttstess eeeha skta ssssse ~
coSe Ee~apa xei e~vts shess sessszats NJ shss
tA<s e4ss ~ sefskel& A. ~ ts4 sxfVSss
JANIS sssM8sEg.
A5@nsssss4 &ss< Ae AxA
SSsszAs Nut4stt<x ~. t~&sAMesNe
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RisH POTATOES AND ONIONS, for sale by
- Dec. Ia Is. H.. PECK.


Lost.
A PROMISORY NOTE, drawn by Jacob Car
IN rol In favor of and made payable to Il. p.
McCorklc, for 1886, dated as well as l can recol.
lcct, August I'd, 1853, and payable one day after
date.
All persons are hereby forcwarncd from trading
f~s> or in any manner receiving said note, as the
conditions for which |, was given have been stop.
ped. II. II. McCORKLE.
Gonzales, December IL, ls53-a9-3t-
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ssstswy s.st~r..~HrgnSYEp ~ wv =
80 HS8etSz STfa@e tcNs nass, : ". ~ iSkh Spt~
ssasAsz lisa = esFa sasE~ skh : hA g A@ ~,
sAs ~ ASA tS8 skes - ~ 40 gsgsse sl !
sssssss F@e~ ; ~ = yeso p&4 sssNt f~sss<ea
Aanss Asah a14 hNs . ~ Apfsk.ss kt 40 -
W AssEa kaa Wa, tAr~e2
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Negroes to Hire.

y pursuance of nm Order Of the Chief Justice
- Of Gonzales County TO me directed M Guar.
dian of Barry e. Anderson, on Monday the od of
January, 1854, l win hire at the Court. House door
In Gonzales, for twelve months, three Negro men,
a Negro woman and four children.
A II. JONES, Guardian.
Gonzales, Dee. II, lS53--2w,
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Bakery, Beer and Cigar Shop.
NREsH Bread, Cakes, Pics and Beer kept con-
II stantly on hand. Also, n good article of CT
gars manufactured and sold at wholesale or retail.
Shop north Of Military Square.
AUGUSTUS BUSHIIARD.
Gonzales, October 10, ls53-tf
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s3Ea$Sr@fssy sAssaAsnA etrsss as4 s,.&xex
aases s@ss A1sesea een as " eSs 49,
sss-sss e~ea Tss&1s s<s4 areexss 60 Ass
eea#sss. x@s s1F1 s4<sN - ~aA
ssf - q y ustgutNU
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
Penncl d LOyctl,
DEALERS ~

Groceries and Provisions,
Have moved from the old corner to their new
store. first door west of the Star Hotel. where ,tsy
will keep on hand and for sale n general assort
nent Of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Hardware
and CUTLERY.
Gonzales. August g. 1853 v
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Drugs 4. DscdIcimc..

HVIEtRN ~ q u
JIMMIE, Caloncl, iii. llydrarg. Iodine,
~ Strychninc, Laudanun, Paragoric, Crcosoic
Tor lootl.aclc, Lithnrgc, Lobclia Sun. Pulvis, Lobe.
liza Tinct:. Composition No. .. Pcpsin cure for dys-
peps'a, Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry, Towns
ends Sarsaparilla, Pain Killer, (Dayiso Flax Seed,
Iennyroyal, Hops, Sage, Chamomile Flowers, white
Cainmus, Slippery Elm, Nux Vomica. Borax, Chalk,
whiting. Putty, Linsced Oil, Copal varnish, White
Lead, Window Glass, DC. Also, u general assort-
mcnt OF Jaynes' Patent Medicines. and various 9th
or articles in this line too tedious to mention.
Fo. sale by Ii, B. PECK.
Gonzales, December II, 1853.
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GONZALES EXCHANGE.

III GriCitARp would respectfully announce to
y . the citizens ol tioakalcs counis, that he Iva.
cteRcd hs New HOUSE on 81 Jaucs street. known
a. the GONZALES EXCHANGE where ihc best
Cf ~ltquoSs, bath F,aeisn and American, viii H.
found Attentive tsar.krcrcts will he IN conssan,
Attendance, aad no,hias shalt he spared t. Sstiss,
all cha mes hsot htm With a cali, Having tcen
At etoa, expense in nsting ua ibis eaahilsuaacsi.
~iaicFtog IN nene IN this css'tn,ty, would ascss ~.
specifically schg, cash eslsscaasrA
ie~aesslNs. lNS II, lssS--u
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For Sale or Rent,

For sale or kcnt,
A VALUABLE TRACT of LAND, assoas saar
"a mites ftrss, she iaNa ~ UsasAir< ss,eatssl 80,
,hs rtais resd kaalag tn Austin. containiag isa
esTas ies u which ARE ia euhise,isa anl sssescr a
EcsNt seaSe; slaA &t r~serscnt Aseitas tses,s
cSa erik cas hssse@ &e.. al 81 wakh 4 VIA sets
% svat al 4 hatsAia. Asgshesslsa sAoati ~ nsA.ss
eetseea Ibis ass shq hsss II Isaesfy, 1854.
Bee tsftasvs particulars iaaesrs ~
n 7, BARNETT
t~suaeAc& n~a~atSs 3. i~ssS~Ss~s2
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SELLING OFF AT COST!
A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS,
ElNG DESTROYS OF extending my business NO
- as to keep supplied the increasing demand
Tor all articles of merchandise, / have concluded to
sell out my remaining STOCK OF GOODS
Al Cost and Chargcx,
with the view OF procuring
A Large and Complete Assortment
by SPRING.
Those wishing to secure good bargains al rcry
tow prices, can now do NO BY applying early. :
Gonzales, Dec. II, 1853. w. ID. GOFF.
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GREAT
SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH

sTIlE undersigned would respectfully inform
= the citizens of Gonzales and vicinity, tina,
he has just opened a large stock of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, Nc, in tho building
adjoining tho GONZALES EXCHANGE,
which he offers AT COST, consisting as fol-
lows-viz:
Ready made Clothing-Coats, Pants, Under
Shirts, Vests and Drawers; Silk and Cotton
lIandkcrchiefs; Groceries, Hardware and Cut.
lery; Elmo Old Brandy in Bottles old Port,
Loriac and other Wines; Dried Fruiis-Applcs
and Peaches; Cigars, Chewing and Smok ing
Tobacco; Tin and Wooden Ware Drugs and
Medicines; Oils and Pcrfumcry; Essences and
Cinnamons; and many other articles too nu,
mcrous TO mention.
1868, | will sell ut
Public Auction
the remaining portion of my stock.
5, H. REYNOLDS
Coma les, December IL, 1854,
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M. LevVson & Co.

lin, link and Sheet Iron Roofing.
T'HE subscriber would respectfully inform
tho citizens Of Gonzales and adjoining
counties, that he Is now prepared 10 execute Mi
work In ROOFING HOUSES with TIN, link, OF
IRON. He fiattcrs himself that his long
experience In this business will enable him To give
Iai anu entire satisfaction to those requiring his ser.
VICES. All orders from n distance addressed to mc
at Gonzales, win receive prompt attention.
Dec. n, ls53-29-6m T. J. ATWOOD.
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
ErTEJtS % Administration having been
a. granted TO the undersigned on the Estate
Il Atsess \. ileat,, lcc'd, IS she Hon. teainty
Saatt ~ tsesSsles e%saass, ~ The uctahrr tcsna
lAAs, al roFssas having rAaaazx aRAhnss said essaie
are hesehe sotacd 10 prescsss sAssa dasr setAss.tl
Gated sitissa the thae gsrecrshsea by lac, and sheee
fs.ishtci srr svSsoestri 10 vesae ksssra Ansl p.sts
'nisS1sste FayscessI a. b nkNBY.
Adpsatssrssas.
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For Sale.

Wuf residence, five or ak hundred wards
1VH- North. Wo't of the Court. House also thirty
acres of Valley Land, enclosed and In cultivation.
j. II. STRIBLlNG.
Gonzales, Dec. II ls5s-tf
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NOTICE.

% NttNh y hctShf gwen 10 ~ pSys<ss ssdehtssl
~ - nee. ~ sccasas ~ oskc<~Sts. IA eessS fs.
eaF4 sai sqtsAa aP bssp eSn tide 2sea 10 hs 1As II
IsRssff, 1851 q va, shah gsseS set ssas ~ shs
asaets u az esssSF 81 sSsSSsssA fssshax setsh
geese HrxA ~, ts sstN<tet
lass. Is 1874 JuEfs HAMILTON
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a H. ssss% te4~iaes 30 ~ = a tNsrsN n, a..
IA eeass ~ eskssNS~, AZ ress~~ssest rsssa.esrf
~ "a ~ t&s eAce - y<sss fssses 4 Srs se4
sSsaA ~ nv - Asse tAet uA saw esas ~ "a
sept es~Nty eA1axe ia tea;te
s~@sssaSs4 ENseassse 4 lSss
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j. GuiChard,
Gonxaies- Isntg.

~ at his OLD Stand, a full assortmen. Of
~ FiNCr mr. GOODS,
UIRD WhRE,
fRhNCX Li9UORS, @oH Kind.
fRUfT PHESER TES,
GROCERiES, dc, d.,
which he viii dispose of on very moderate terms.
Gonzales. June 4, ls53-tf
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GONZALES COLLEGE.

Gonzales, October %, is53-tf
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Gonzales, Scmptcmber 10, 1883.
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Ready Made Clothing.

Gonzales, October 8. isso.-l-y
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Peruvian Mines.

The gold and silver mines of Peru, once so
famous. as the richest in the world, have got
to be old stories since California treasures were
first Laid open. There is some probability
that their ancient credit will be restored to
them.
The ComcrCio, of Lima, says that in the
district of Santiago de Borja gold is in such
abundance that Il man can easily procure AN
arroha twenty-five pounds) day, and that,
in handful of sand taken from the river one
half is gold dust. \ road is now being opened
hy the government from Bongaru to this rich
district, which will hc completed in about
three months, and the greatest excitement
prevails among that people. From Chacha-
poyas to the gold district is but distance of
thirty-six leagues, and can he travelled in
four days. The same Journal says that DR..
Rcina j. about starting this months 'ptem-
hcr-to explore the mountains from which it
is supposed the rivers receive their supply of
gold.
The Panama star of the Goth ult., gives
the following history of another discovery
from Il letter dated at Chachapoyes, on 18th
of August -
A person travelling by the river cayali
for Paruro, has discovered II short distance
from said river, II chalk hill, which at first
appeared to him to be of little Importance,
but as Il Iastime he took several pieces for
examination, when what was his surprise to
find "A gold ring on his finger apparently CON
yerted into silver.
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raroxysm of their quarrel. swords had been
drawn without the lormaity of duel. The
house was alarmed but none had been cour-
agcous enough to interfere 50 instantaneously
as Miss Rannc, who rushed between them.
and her hand coming in contact with the
sword of Sir John, three Of her fingers were
cut off.
Intense excitement was occasioncd by this
remarkable affair. Sir John and Clara left
the city, and Mr.. Blannin and Miss Rannc
became the observed of all Observers. Fanny ;
hand was skllully doctorcd, and, after much
suffering, the remains Of the fingers were
healed which consummation being happily
arrived at, she resumed her horsc-riding. at
tended by Mr.. Blannn and perhaps to her
satisfaction, her appearance was always the
signal for gaping, whispering, remark and
gossip, and other symptoms of personal eel
cbrity. The pair who had met 50 strangely,
and SO strangely woocd, were shortly after
wards married, and lived in great style rs far
as the world could see, might have been the
state Of domestic affairs. The beautiful Clara
had sufficient pride to wcan her heart from
the remembrance Of the laithlcss Stephen. and
was also married, perhaps the more quickly
in consequence of the above circumstances,
and lived long and happily.
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POE / Il Y.
TIE REWARD.

BY JOHN q. WHITTIER.
Who, looking backward from his manhood's prim
Sees not the spectre of his mis- spent time
And, through Jne shade,
VI funeral cypress, planted thick behind
Hears no rcproachlul whisper on the wind
From his loved dead
Who bears no trace of PASSIONS evil force
Who shuns thy sting, y terrible Remorsc
Who would not cast
Half of his future from him, but to win
Wakclcss oblivion for the wrong and sin
Of the sealed Past
Alas ! the evil, which we fain would shun,
We do, and leave the wishcd-for good undonc
Our strength to-day
Is but to-norrows weakness. prone to fall
Poor, blind, Improbable servants ALL
Are We alway.
ct who, thus looking backward Ger his wears,
Feels not his cycids wet with grateful tears,
If he hath been
Permitted, weak and sinful as he was,
To cheer and aid, in sulnc cnnobling cause,
Ills fellow men.
If he hath hidden the outcnst, or let in
ray Of sunshine to the cell of sin;
If he hath lent
Strength to the weak, and, in the hour of need,
over the suffering, mindless of his creed
Or hue, hath bent
lie has not lived in vain and while he gives
The praise to Hin in whom he moves and lives,
With thankful heart,
He gazcs backward and with hope before,
Knowing that from his works he never iuore
Can hcnccforth part.
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Great Business for n u. :. Cabinet.

II Hos Il grhnu loOhi CcTldlIly. 10 S'c thc
President of the [. 5. and his cabinet leaving
the great concerns Of this mighty nation and
its worldwide relations with other govern
mcnts, to concoct letters to Collectors and
Naval officers, not on the proper performance
Of their official duties, but on the appoint
mcnt of petty subordinates with reference to
"patforms'' and ''divisions' and Clements"
Of the democratic party, or parties, as the
ease may be.
See the following letter of Secretary
Guthrie to Collector Bronson, Of New York
WAsmINGroN. Oct. 3, 'j3
DEAR SIR Since the conversation we had
upon the subject Of the unfortunate division
of the democratic party in New York, | feel
more and more convinced that the present
organization cannot fail to endangcr the sue
cess Of the principles of the party there, and
to prove Injurious elsewhere. But the srpara-
ton is effected. \ conviction has forced
itself non my mind, that by democrats
pledged 10 each other upon ii common plat
form of principles the division could and
ought to have bccn prevented.
You are aware that the principles of the
Baltimore Convention. and the policy init
mated in the inaugural address, the Presi-
dent and his constitutional advisers stand
pledged to before the world. They have been
and are united as one man upon tn psc pril-
ciples and that policy, and had reason to be
licvc that all gentlemen who consented to ac-
ccpt Office under the administration stood
pledged to the same lrinci les and policy
Is the President understands the prnci
res ayowcd as the platform of the party at
Baltimore all democrats who Joined in uphold
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Only 25 and 81 I-2 cents Bottle for
Esr. GIassgIcN'~

COMPOUND ROOT AND HERB BITTERN.
WHICH there is such rush fol. Every
" person likes them-heing composed Of Dock
Root, Pr;kley Ash Bark, DandrIions Sarsaparilla
Thoroughwor and Rheubnrb, No other medicine
can be like II for the ol the Liver Complaint,
Indigestion, Cosnveness, Piles, Headache oss of
Appetite, Jaundice, Humors in the Blood Coughs
hhd colds In short every person (whU does not,
should go lmme lately and puIChasr Il bottle the
price Tor one is small, Try them; the pledge is
LIFE aud HEALTH 10 all
Sold in Burlington by A. c. SPEAR, Wholesale
and Retail and by q. =. SANBORN d CO., and
by our Agents in most OF the Towns and Villages in
Vermont.
Wholesale Depot, 81 Union street, Boston
May ). wl5wCmos
N Iron and steel tooth Cutiyarors, for
sale by DANnY X ALLEN.
May 10. wi1w!f
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liz, .tr",'l, S,.,,n'.tin,, ran
, thnt fine motbrr and dnnrhtrr We're roin,
, homo he mrnrJ L,r< nnI hurried bv cir
= cuitous noth to the Gates which opcncd uuor
( the road tn fine citv.0 and thcrc remuined ill
thc rarty came down to the carnage, whicl
was waiting without. As they approached
, he drew himself up to the full height, anc
walking steadily up to Miss Rannc, brought
them all to Il stand-still,
" beg leave, before Miss Rannc quits thi'
place to-iiEht.' said he. with slight bow
- to express to her my deep regret that she
should have been treated with inciNiIity by a
person with whom have the honor Of an IN
innate arquaint0ncc-my regret that her
kind politrnrss should have been received
with behavior not far short of rudcncss,
tended--that it was all the mcrest chance OF
the time and OCCASION Whether Miss Ranne
may think 1t worth while to care anything
about 1t or not, !, for my part, should not
have been satisfied had allowed her to leave
tins place without Offering a formal apology.
lie bowed "tiify, raised his hat, ana was
ABOUT to move away apparently not caring
whether any answer were returned to him
but Miss Kanne, with quick: decisive move
mrnt, held out her hand to him IN manner
which rendered his a Irupt departure imfoa--
Slhlc. AS he took th" lron'rrd hand, and
bowed, she looked hun iull III the lace, ana
then passed ON. 1t was not 50 much the act
" u p'ld woman, iuil Oh pclc' IN hcr charlhe
ana thrlf power: "H tEe INSPIRATION ol strong
ana Wlliul spirit which has formed certain
irrIre, ana VIII not SrrupIr t" procure ITS
/ 'uliihl"ht ny Whatever means II can 1or
there was something in the manner in which
ior am instant. she glzed-lt was more than
@i'hce-at Blannin' that made nm trenble
with IL Slrail%e emotion ANA h2u thcre been
| mo one nE' ne Woulu nave cast i'inSeli at hrr
!eet. lhn hrAuti!H! Clara seemed IKE myth
III c"ihlarlSo, 10 IN" powerful lmlcrl!"' re-
AMY Whl'n ms h'art ana soul Recognised III
TINS rrnlarka young Lady, NAr might have
made hlm follow her to the ends ot the earth,
without speaking "A word to hlm. The spirit
OF romnncr was stronger. and the regulation
o' the "fi','uonS l's'a matter oi consideration
IN 'hoS' "aN' tlan III the pres mt ana blan-
nm. III reckless 'nrrrndrrlhg himself to the
lhlu'ire "i nrWlN-'"uhd attractlnn, was ny
no means out Of the iaS lion. II" followed
tlGm t. their rnrrlagc door tor the pnrl"S'
ol blddinga i"rnlal adlru. Miss Kanne merly
bowed to the rest. but rrtufnr'! his farewell,
and shook his hand, 1t appeared to those
N'ahuihS ny. Mltt something lk "strntttl'uS
emphasis. 10 tim s1c became t4lkatlve all
at once, as t." moment Of separation seemed
TO nave "rr''','-rr'"HrKeh upon the beauty
and EoQ1 prIrr 9i the NilL' '''rdrn'' t"r
pr''''''.S "i '"c ''''in'''''''t ,' ''','''lT u
are music; t"e lt'"N"n'''tN' VI '.'V ''"''' 81
h"ui'' ''oN hGr lI''S III tue r"i'''s' "'''t '"e
-''' 'l,'" VINO ""'' l"'''''' '"c tH'"', ilp"'
''. '"HIro'.l' rAci"I-'u ElEniHc"ht lo'AS'
T'''''''' l'aN'h@ h'"l''''' oc"'''"'
= 10 Huu return t" the ballroom, Mr..
b!dulm asked Miss Runnc.
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the ball was fairly opened. Throughout tn
evening, the p0rrcnU strangers continued t
attract large share Of the attention of til
company the fine figures and handsome at
tire of mother and daughter. aipd tie rcpor
Of their wealth. succeeded in gaining for then
no small degree of consideration and countc
+ nance Notwithstanding the late Mr.. Rann
had been brewer, and had commenced liii
with small means. Miss Ranne, too, danced
supcrbly, and cvinccd in every movement an,
every phase of her behavior. the peculiar
grace and distinction Of style which Away
mark the high-bred and hnc-Spiritcd youn,
lady. Hitherto Clara Farquharson had beer
regarded hy common consent as the belle o
the assemblies, as undoubtedly she stil de
served to be, ON account of harcXtrcmc beauty
but now there was Il presence OF another dcs
cription upon the sccne-a beauty not 50 cor
rect and sweet, but Of stronger and NOR,
impressive charactcr-wlhch already bcgar
to divide the empire Of the young Queen OF
| the Ball. Before IL coul pie Of hours had passed
/ before hall the programme Ol gaNOtt"S, mnu-
cts QuadrIlcs, and contra-danccs had been
accomplished, Fanny Rannc and her mamma
formed the centre Of tolcrable numerous
group Of habiiHcS, who. for the hour. courtcd
their society and acquaintance and the most
noted gallants Of the company contHndcd ut
each successive dance for the honor OF Fanny ;
hand. In short. the arpearlnce of Mis-,
Raunc was decided hit. aud erected the spc-
clos Of Interest which. in fine G,shinnnh,, ,,
circle, Of the time and the place. was denom-
mated Il sensation.
stephen Blamin Observed the course of
events with the acutcnrss and watchlulncsS
Of nn, who rossnl his liz. amid su,h scenes.
and who aslirrl to establish for himself the
character of Il thorourhgoinr beau. Having
danced with Clara twice or thrice. he left her
for a while. and not long afterwards was to
be seen bv the side of Mis-. Ronnc. He solic
tied the favor of her hand G,r n minurt-
solicited if with the easy rrnrr of one who
has been BROUGHT to brlinIn thr refusal of
such - r,uur.t imno..iII,-Lu+ thn bnnnr
WAS declined with (tpi.l 1,,ui.ur and amidst
,nirls and whisnrrs he &tnnhcr ,,nr,rI
Bhnnin. Esq.,. wIlknd nyov Jis.n,,fitnd -
Th, rrlu.,l wo. L,Id on1 r.r,,.;., yhn ia ro,
saw that she was nlrrtIv rn@ornd tbat sLn
was disrno,onJ Cr thr nrT1 J,nr. nr tho
next oitnr fhnt .hn m,,ln 'nn rn,nnrl.. ~ IN
hut ,nnr,Iv dncl;,nd tIn l,,,.,, ,I'.i'.
and cnntr,n,,trnrs hn,, Stn,i,n, ,,,s ;nl
trnsnlv ,,;,,,n1 i,c L,I ,,.,,, i,,,',rnI ,,t