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All the better for being done quietly.

his arrival was unattended by the clamors Of New
York mob The "T Times" says he was received
like package Of goods, safely quietly and without
any foolish noise about his coming" We ngree with
the Times in regarding this the " best reception Of
all"
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Notice.

rVNHE Undersigned Winney padgctt, having re-
l. nnunced her life interest in the following NJ
gro S, viz: Antonry, Sandy, Elick, Berry and Jay.
by virtue Of an Order from ,hs Ordinary we will
sell at III. late residence Of Arthur J. Padget, de-
ceased, on WEDNESDAY the 18th january next:
The above named Likely Negroes,
Upon credit until the 25th December there. fter
requiring the purchasers to give notes with ap-
proved surctirs. -
The above sale is made fnr partition amongst the
lcgatees. WlNNEY PADGEII,
B. PADGETT,
Administrators cum jes annero..
Dec % st 50
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SAVE Your PosrAeE.-Persons writing to
The Old World will often save one-half, more or
less of the postage by using light paper. Many
complaints, it is said, have been received at the
post Offices in this country of enormous rates of
postage being exaced, especially in Switzerland,
ttaly, and France, where, except through the
Prussian closed mail, which cannot be used for
French letters the quarter ounces scale fer lei
tiers still prevails.
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Administrators Notice.

T1HOSE indebted to the. Estate Of Alexander
Il Hamilton. decd, at the time of his death. are
urgently rcqucstly t" make payment before the LIST
Of February next. as after date a unsettled DE-
lnands will certainly be- put in suit. The Under
signed is compelled To collect these dues t" meet the
demands against the Estate, the proceeds Of the
sale not being available for 1T least Year from
the sth Dec. 1854. All those having demands
against the Estate, are also requested TO render them
in By the st February next, in order that may as
cer,ain the demands arans, the Estate.
TllOS. RODGERS, Adm'u.
Drc 01 An 40
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Beach Island Land for Sale.

TIME Subscriber offers ut private sale FIVE
Il HUNDRED ACRES Of Beach Island Swamp
Land, lying OH the River, and adjoining lands of
SAMUEL Clark and James T. Gardner, and rented
the present year by James T. Gardner.
A bout 400 acres of the above Tract arc cleared
and well improved. The balance in Cypress and
other swamp timber
Terms made easy toa good purchaser. Apply
to r. BRADFORD.
clyor,or G q MAY If l6
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N Office.

A IL Persons indebted to the Subscriber either
"A. by Note or Account due lst January 1882
and '53, are hereby requested to call and pay up
Immediately as longer indulge than tho lst JAN
uary next will not be given.
j. NJ C. IRELAND.
Dec 81 1t 49
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Pacific RALEoAD.-A plan is on foot, it is
said, TO persuade Congress to lend its sanction
to the Pacific Railroad in the following form:
The government to lend its bonds to the COM
pany, taking the road as security for their pay
ment to The amount of money paid in by indi.
riduals, and for every $1,000 thus paid in by
persons, 1000 to be loaned by the General
Government IF fifty millions are paid BY sub
scribcrs to the company, Congress will be asked
TO subscribe the same amount.
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1927 Acres Land for Sale.

1927 Acres Land for Sale,
NX7lLL be sold nj ElCctirld Court House, IN
w Sale day in January next, unless previously
disposed of, the tract Of Land known rs the Cosby
Tra:t, containing
1,O27 Acres,
More or less situated abnu, nine niles fr..m Ham,
burg, on the Plank Road Mt the fork Of the Edge
field and Pine House, or Columbia Road. On the
place are two comfortable Dwellings, so located
that the trac, can b. divided into two settlements,
with suitable outbudings on each. The location "n
the Plank Road, wcl runs through the land about
mile aud II half The proximity toihr new Acad-
e,ny a, Sweet Water, and directly on the route OF
the Rail Road from Hamburg TO Columbia together
with its hcng we'll established stand or public
house. offers inducements seldom To be met with.
The above land IL well wooded. and can be made
20 pay for itself, in few years, by hauling wood to
Hamburg and Augusta.
Terms, ne third cash, balance in one and two
years. with note and approved securities.
Ii. \. KENRlCk, President.
ii. & L. Plank Road Co.
Hamburg, Dec 10 It AZ
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Hamburg. Dec
Fresh. and Pure Garden Seeds.

lust Received large and we'll assorted supply
eJ of GARDEN SEEDS from the celebrated
Seed Establishment of Comstuck, Frrrc & Co.,
warranted fresh and pure.
If you wish TO have your Garden well stocked
with choice Vegetables next yrur, You have nothing
TO do. but tn get supply of these Seeds, make your
ground rich, plant at the right time and cultivate
properly. G j.. FEM, hGEsr
dec 81 II AZ
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Notice.

STOCKHOLDERS Of the Hamburg and Edge.
- field Plank Real Company are hereby notifs.
,l,a, the next annual meeting of the Stockholders,
will take pace on "Wednesday. the lth day ID slant
nary next a, the Company. Ofiicr in Ilamhutgssat
which time statement Of the afIairsof the C,DhPa-
ny will be submitted. There will also be an; eicc-
ti,n for Prrsidcn, and Directors. a full attendance
is desired W. c. SIBLEY. Sec. Il Treas.
ii. & +. flank Road Co'ny.
Dec 10 St 48
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Dec 10
ShcrilF's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
J"h" l.; Dolby r. :,

John E. F. Ryan.
DY Virtue Of Il Decree from the Court OF
ID Equity, in the above stated case, ! shall!
proceed 10 se on the first Monday in January
next, Il, Edgetird Court House,
The life Estate of the Defendant John E. F.
Ryan, in Twenty-Five Negro Slaves, viz: Bully,
Butler, Austin, Little Charles, Ben, Newton,
Mill.lgp. Adaline and two children, Van, Jim,
PhnLc, Dallas, Maryann, Victoria, Loui.iana,
parhcnia, Pompey, Louis and Charles.
Terms Cash. The purchaser will be required
to give bond with adequate surety in double the
value of the slaves purchased, I" Raise III. fnl.
Ter, Trustee, conditional for the forth coming OF
the said slaves respectively, with the future issne
Of the females among them. al the death OF =.
F. Ryan, to answer to the claim of those may DO
entitled 10 them in remainder.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. d.
Dee 10 st 40
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You must Pay Up!

T1HOSE indebted to the Undersigned, either By
Note or Account, are thus forewarncd to make
arrangements to settle up by the lst January 1854,
rs intend after that date, to place said Notes and
Accounts in the hands Of an efficient Officer for
collection. A. CsliNELL.
Dec AZ 81
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N tice !

A IL, Persons indebted to me. either by note ar
N account, are respectfully requested TO call and
settle on or before the first Monday in January next.
Az my business is a CASH BUSINESS, hope
none will be offended to find their accounts (Which
they have contracted in violation Of my sys.cm) in
the hands Of collector attcr that date.
ii. \. GRAY.
Dec 81 49 40
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Notice..

A ii. Persons having demands against Dan.
N c. Snyly, decd, will present them immcdi,
atey for payment, and those in anywisc indebted to
said Estat. must pay up without delay, US longer
indulgence cannot be given.
j. c. SMILEY, Adm'or.
Dec 2S If so
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A PATR1AkcHAL GATAERlsG.-The New Ber-
lin Star contains an account of recent family
gathering at the residence of the Hon. Middles-
warth, in Beaver, Pa. There were with the old
patriarch and his wife, ! / children, 80 grandch-
Egreat grandchd, and large number Of
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elbow to make Flour Risc.':

TUST call in at tho "NAnIETY STORE" a'.d buy
81 some of Preston & MLRRiLLs' lNFALLlBLE
YEAST POWDER, "and its bound to rise"
Call mt the "VARIETY STORE" l55 Broad Street,
Augusta Ga. >. IL. Ohl'E 4;
Sept II or
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Pmrc Wcoras AZ Sweet Hearts.

lust Received n fine assortment Of fancy Can
eD dies, suitable for Parties and Weddings with
variety of Essences Raisins, Nuts, &c. Ate.
Ilanmond's new brick Store, River Street. Ham
brlg 5. c. o. T. Do Eng. 80
Oct 10 Il AU
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Shcrin''s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
w. T. Smith and others Applicants, t..;-.5

Sarah Sophronia Smith and others
Defendants.
DY Virtue of an Order from H. T. Wright,
ID Ordinary of Edge6eld District, shall pro-
ceed to sell in the above stated case, on the first
Monday in January next, at Edgcfcld Court
House, one Tract of Land belonging to the Es-
tate of Samuel Smith, dec. situated on Turkey
Creek containing One Hundred acrcs more or
less, and bounded BY lands of Mrs. Frazier,
Estate of William Strom and others.
TERMs-A credit until the first day Of Dec.
1854, except costs which must be paid in cash.
The purchaser will be required to give bond
with good security, and Mortgage OF the prem
ises to the Ordinary to secure tho purchase
money. LEWIS JoNES, s. E. D.. s
Dec 10 st 4S 9;
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Notice! !!

A IL Persons anywisc indebted to the Estate Of
N John Wise. decd, are hereby requested to
make immediate settlement, and those having de-
mands agans, said Estate will please render in their
account, forthwith, pr"p,rly att sted acc"r'lIng to
law. SIDNEY WISE, Er,or.
B. II. MILLER.
O,t tf
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Bethany Academy.

UCVltuHy 1AO0uV1HyI
rVNIlE Trustees Of Bethany Academy take pleas
Il ure in announcing to the public, that their
Scl,ool will be opened for the reception Of Students
on the 2md Monday in January 1854. under the su-
prrvsnn Of the well known and Successful lnstruc-
tor. WM. VI. HEATH, Esq.
Rates of Tuition the same rs those charged by
the former Rector, Mr. GALPnIS.
l,unrd can be ob,ainrd in the most respectable
families on reasonable +. rms and convenient to the
School. WILEY HARRISON,
W. ZIMMERMAN,
J. l.. TALBERT,
Dr. :. F. STEVENS,
G. j. SHEPPARD.
Dec 81 ly 40
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Dec %
office.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Stanmcre
IN Holstein, decd. are notified TO make early
payment, and those having demands against said
Estate will please present them Immediately, pro-
pcrlY att, stcd. j. A. BLAND, Adm'or.
Dec % If so
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e,aANrzED BAND OF RoBBERs.-The a

.,GANrZED BAND OF RoBBERS.-The ar
III young criminal in Brooklyn, New York,
ID to the discovery of an organized band Of
men, bound together by solemn oaths,
for the purpose of committing robbcries
lburglaries. A young man named Chas.
bins, it is alleged, was the leader or captain
he gang, and room i'll State-srcet served for
# Headquarters. A considerable number of
4 implements" have been captured by the
Aand several of the band arrested.
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~ THE articles Of " Salula,' - Elpis" and " E.
W. R." besides several advertisements ore unavoida
bly, crowded out Our correspondents must excuse
u.s. We cannot help it,
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Final Notice.

&C. TIE Friends Of Lieut.. L. CORLEY an.
nouuce him as a Candidate for Major Of the Lower
Battalion, 9th Regiment, to fiji the vacancy occa-
stoned by the promotion Of Maj. B. F. sTsaA.
Nov 30 If 46
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EdgefeId Male Academy.

A0 0SSASAo 4h4~AS A4SeoSAny
XXTE beg tp announce 10 the Public Of Ehgcheld
w and the surrounding Districts that our Aaie
Academy will he re-"pcn"d on the first Monday in
January, alr. LElrNER being still! in charge. Srvc-
raj Glasses will be preparing for College and much
emulation among the students will be the natural
consequence.
We expect full School and every exert:on on
the part Of Trustees anil Teachers will b. made To
place th. institution upon the highest i"otng. Co.:
A full advertisement will appear rrxt week
join LlPSCOMB,
ARTHUR SIMKINS,
GEO. a. ADDISON,
LEWIS JONES,
r. T. MINIS.
Dec % 1t 80
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To Rent.

rTNHE Room at present occupied BY Mr. Lod Fiji
Il az a Dry Goods Store: In my absence apply
to J. a. Williams. S. CHRISTIE.
Dec % If so
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Machine Poetry.
IN ONE ACT.

Time and place left to the reader', imas,na,ion)
EDrrok.-Screw her tight, Charlie. There's lii.
lie matter lacking this column, and we mu'i make
it up ou, of tile machine, as i,s Christmas week"
CmAnLrE.-"T The old dirkrn- hasr heen used in
you say so, ell get some,hin' out Of her or hust.-
Hold OIL minute. Ah-lhere-now shes ready.
Catch j, as i, comes. Off she goes"
About this time of the year every boiy's ginerally
And about this time Of the year every body ginernly
wants money.
So while every niger in the land 10 getting hiu Chrot.
mas gift,
We hope dear subscribers will no. forget to give
US lift.
EDIToR-Stop there Charlie-.,op say. Yon are
playing thunder with the reputation OF our machine.
You have left some screw loose and yuu don't feed
her right The lines twice the length Of the
longest HeSame,er and she spells according 10 tho
Lexicon of Ole Kanetuck.' Try again.
CHARLIE BY dads, told you she would make
smash of it. knew it, by the livin' jingos knew
it. IA pausc) Hold your for,.polio ready; I've dune
fixed her rs good ns know how thi, time and kin.
ucr lnlHh MIC III sull your olu stomach.
Imagine here a side.,pipe from, the Editor aud q
dodge from the Devil, uhile the machine goes on as
follors y
The nations at war they sny
And hog-meat's selling high
So, il you wish to hear the news,
Enable US to buy
Our provisions.
No man work unless he eats,
The printer Is man,
Ergo, unless he gels few Of the substan,ials o.
life not to mention the sweets,
It's not to be expected that he can
illuminate his readers.
Come up then, friends, and pay your dues,
And we will give you all the news.
EplToR.-tSeising Charlie and stopping the ma.
chine Vi ct armis y" Charlie We are dfsgrnced
and receive nothing but batch Of dunnng doggercl
Why, oh Charlie boy, why is thia!'
CHARLIE" Well, if you'll say nothing about it,
I'll tell you just how it is. Old Dury has had the
darned thing worked on by wizard The wizard
said TO old Dury, says he, What must l do with
your machine :" And Dury says, says he, Z" Just fz
i. SO it will always speak my wishes" OF course the
wizard know'd exactly what The old fellow was al
ways wishin'. So he G1ed it. And ever since then
tor I've tried it by myself upstnirs hemp O. iines
nothing be got out Of it but &c pay up, pay up" OF
of that nntur'"
t7hc Editor, sDearing that he meant TO gire dnI
piece Of intelligence TO The porld handed Charlie
couple Of dimes and left, only pausing at the door to
remark (" Well, Dury's right after all. Punctual pay
is better than ryhmcs, and punetual poynasters are
greater than poets"
AUGUSTA RAcEs-The annual Races over the
Lafayette Course. near Augusta, will commence
IN the 10th January next
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Administrators Sale;

Administrators Sale.
DY Virtue Of an order from II. 7. Wright, ESQ
ID Ordinary of Edgeicd District, | will sell AT
the late residence Of John llcrn. deed. on Thu
day the 5,h day Of January next, his personal Es-
sate, consisting of
Fourteen Prime Negroes,
Among them is gond Blacksmith Stock Of rari-
Gus kinds, Crop of Corn, Fodder, Cotton and Oatr,
one I,oad Wagon, one Yoke Of Steers and Cart,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, with other things
not necessary to mention. .-....,..
TEnMs.-On credit until the lst day Of Dec.
1854. Purchasers will be required 10 give notes
with ample securities All runs under S. cash.
WM. MOBLEl Adm'or.
Dee % 2t 50
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An Acknowledge

An Acknowledgements
WE are indebted to Hon. L. NJ. KEITT for q copy
of President Perce's first message.
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sros, Dec. l9-There are rnmors here
ican negotiation with thesAmerican
,sden, indicate trouble.
sslid that Florida loans to the amount of
100000 prior to her admission into the Union,
been allowed.
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State Of South Carolina,

State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
James Jones. Joseph J Ken
nedy and John McKinne, amended Deel in
us. Debt Fo'ng attach.
The City Council Of Augusta.
WHEREAS the Plaintiffs have this day filed
w their Amended declaration against the Dettn
dants, who are absent from and without the limit
of this State, and have no Attorney known with
the game upon whom copy of the said declaration
might be served: 1t is therefore ordered that the
said Defendants do appear and plead TO the said de
caration within year and day from this date,
otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against them.
TllOS. G. BACON, C. f. d.
Clerks Office March 5, 1858. ly 9
Give lme your Attention {!
A IL those indebted TO ME eihr~ by Note or
N Account will confer a lastir favor on The
Subscriber By Immediately paying the same, as
further indulgence CANNOT, nor MUST NOT
be expected Enough said Money is what want.
Nj. w. CLARY.
Claryton, Dee. II Al
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Davis, Kalb & Tanning,
DecI. IN dHdcRHent.
Rawlcy White.
Hopkins, kab & Co.,
Rawlcy White.
rINHE Plaintiffs in the above cases having this day
l. fled their Declarations in my Office, and the
Defendant having neither wife NOR Attorney known
to rrsii. within the limits Of this State. on whom
copies Of said Declarations with rules To plead can
br served: On Motion Of Messrs MAoRATH &
STYLES, Attorneys Tor plaintiffs Ordered that said
Defendant appear and plead to said Declarations
within year and day from the date hereof or in
default thereof judgment, will be given against him.
TlIOS. G.. BACON, c. E.. D.
Clerks Office Oct 5, qly 80
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AUGUSTA RAcEs-The annual Races over the
Lafayette Course. near Augusta, will commence
OH the 10th January next.
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ShcriM's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Lod Hill,
Daniel White.
Var v,''''; :: other Plaintiffs
The Same.
DY Virtue of the Executions in the forego-
ID ing eases, shall proceed 70 sell on Sat-
urtay The 7h January next, ut the latc residence
Of the defendant Daniel White, One Sorr,l
Horse, one Surveyors Compass and Plating
lnaruments, Household Furniture, &c.
Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
Dec %. 1853. g. SO
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To RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING
IN OcToBER, ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
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Dec 2S
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burg.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-22
The Little Pauper.

The day was gloomy and chill. At a
freshly opened grave stood adelicate little
girl Of FIVE years, the only mourner for
the silent heart beneath. Friendless.
hopeless, homeless, she had wept till she
had no more tears to shed, and now she
stood with her scanty clothing futtering in
the chill wind, pressing her little hands
tightly over her heart as if TO still its
beating.
It's no use fretiing," said the rough
man, as he stamped the last shovel-full Of
earth over nll the child had left to love,
fretting won't bring dead folks to life;
pity you hand'nt got some ships cousins
somewheres to take you, it's tough
world, this ere, tell ye; don't see how
you're going to weather it. Guess I'll
take ye round to Miss Eetherbee's, she's
got power Of children and wants hand
to help her, SO come along. If you cry
enough to float the ark it won't do any
good" Allie obeyed him mechanically,
turning her head every few minutes to
minutes to take another, and yet another
look where her mother lay buried.
The morning sun shone in upon an un-
derground kitchen in the crowded city.
Mrs. Fetherbee, at.ired in a gray calico
dress, tiffany quantity olainsel jewclry.
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Lament of the Sucked In One.
BY z. B. SLATE r..

BY e. b. SLATER.
I welded her-Ohi ere that knot was tied,
Why did Fancy paint her scenes so brigh
My bosom sweIled with too much earthly pride,
The tints on the future, were somewhat too
light.
The we lth tho't she had, rose in my mind,
Like doush, when mixed v ith Babbitrs yeast
Bank stocks, and country-seats rose up behind
Big piles of brick, to first rate tenants leased.
She told me of the farms that she possessed,
The tall stone houses on busy street;
deemed myself as but too highly blfst,
When she would deign to ia ise me from her
feet. "a
My vaulting hope sprang. that time, all too high
Fancy, too bright, too glorious pictures drew
All Of her wealth might put in my eye,
And see as clear as now do.
| Needed not that she had more than twice
The years that age had printed on my brow.
| cared not for the cheek as cold IS ice,
That lacked the redness of a youthful glow,
l might, perhaps, endure her hideous eyes,
Dull as they are, exr rressionless and cold,
ut oh Ills hard to dream OF such prize,
And wake 10 fnd oulself SO sweelly sold
Well, be it so--tho' such draught as this,
Tastes somewhat bitter to my fallen lip
III dream, at least, that I've found welded bliss
And say, with Nose and Syk-sy, "Iet 'er rip
Resigned as a horse-post, will meet my fate,
The tied to a mummy, shrivelled.up and dry;
1t will console me in my wretched state,
To think that women sometim.s deign to die.