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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02
OBITUARY,

Died on Sunday evening, the 10Th of September,
1853, at her home, in tho county of Bedford, Mrs.
KATIE VERNON MENNIs, wife Of VIM. c. Mennis,
and only child of james and Margaret Metcale.
All what volume is in that single word, only!
The death of child, where there are surviving
brothers and sisters brings, with it, grief enough,
for the stoutest heart; but when parent is called
to mourn the loss Of an only child, when that only
child is affectonate, intelligent, of the most amia-
BILE disposition. and seemingly, always in search
of something upon which to bestow her benevolent
feelings-we cannot wonder. even at the excess of
grief, which we often witness in the frmest and
even in the most pous minds. Mrs. MENNls was
in her Odd year of age-had been married about
three years-and had recently gone to her new
home, surrounded with all the comforts and bless
ings of an earthly existence; everything that
could give, or add TO the pleasures of this life.
were at her command-'till within a few months
of her death, when evident symptoms of pulmona-
~ character. warned her parents to flee with her
to that last resort, the Red Sulphur SPRING.
there the relief if any. but of short duration,
and within ten or fifteen days after her return
home, Ler spirit was called to its last, eternal and
bappy home,-there is the relief for the weeping
sorrow of the father, mother and husband None
who witnessed the calm closing scene of her life
can doubt the future; she perfectly conscious
to the last moment, and when she was unable to
speak and was asked if she understood what was
said to her, to raise her hands, as evidence OF the
fact calmly and firmly complied, and almost I'M
.medatcly after, expired. A good child-a good
'wite--a good mistress to her household-a good
neigbbor-a good friend-all mourn her loss
~ n
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Fr,n tn, W,tl,eyille Times.

T. Z. DIANE. .JR., Esq NJ. Editor.-Now
that it isascertained that Col. Thomas j. Boyd
will not he candidate for reelection to the office
which he now holds Of one Of the Board Ut Public
Works. it becomes the duty Of the people Of Nir-
gina to east about for apr"per person to NIL his
,,Iu.e In nv entire acouaintancc know Of no
one more suitable than F. b. Deanc, Jr., of lynch
burg. who though Wig has never been poll
tcian and was elected to the House of Delegates
from the county OF Campbell 10y the votes of men
belonging alike to the Democratic and Wing par
ty He is n thorough practical man. and is per-
haps better posted with regard to internal I'M
provcments than any man in the State lie is en-
incntly business man. For one should be
pleased to have him declare himself an ndepen-
dent candidate for that position and shall be hap
py to record my vote for him. .,
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Markets.

INV YoHS. October Flour heavy and prices
lower. Southern is quoted at S. so to IS Co
Whea, dull with declining tendency. Corn low
err, Mixed 60 To II cents White - to 500 cents;
Yellow % cents Virginia Sixes93.
BALTIMORE. Oct Flour dull and prices I'M
changed The prices for wheat are irregular, and
ranging for Red FROM 81 10 10 81 %. and White
81 Ii 10 81 -. Corn dull and lower; White 81
10 81 cents: yellow IS to IS cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

UNwELcoxE VlsIToRs.--An unusual number of
rattlesnakes have been killed the present summer
in Southwestern Virginia. AT Stickleysyille, Lee
county, on Tuesday of last week, three, one of
them with ten rattcs were killed under the bed
upon which an old by the name of McClel-
Ian was living sick
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

ATTRACTING ATrENTIoN.-The twenty miles
trot to come of at Broad Rock next month. Is al
tracing the attention Of horse fanciers in several
Of the Northen cities many Of whom will bc there
to see it. Four or five fast ones are expected to
start in the race and good sport may therefore be
anticipated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

THE KNIcxERBocKER--The October number of
this old and iavorite magazine is filled with a va
riety of highly interesting realng matter. which
cannot fail to repay perusal. The fromtis-picee
is an engraving of Cyrus W. Field, Esq, who has
become famous in connection with the Atlantic
Telegraph Published by John A. Gray, IL 4 10
Jacob Street, Corner Franklin St., New York. at
SO per annum. Any person enclosing the publish
er IS will receive in return the Magazine for one
year and tro feet of the Atlantic Cable. with the
copyright fac-simile certificates Of Cyrus W. Field,
and Tiffany Il Co., as to its genuineness.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Business MEMS PRAYER MEE1usG.-There are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at 4 o'clock.
The ladies are invited to attend
aug l4-dts
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ELEcrIoS-The tutorshp in Richmond College
vacated by the resignation Of Mr.. ii. W. Reinhart
has been filled 10y the election of Mr.. A. IL. Slo-
cumb: who bring to the position experience and
ability as a teacher
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

Coon SHor-We understand that Mr.. Robert
Johnson Of Henrco county, while shooting in
Curtis Neck marsh, last Monday, killed .tortyoae
blue wing ducks at single fire.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
L4NcHBuRd COLLEGE:

IYNCHBURG COLLEGE.
fusnE se.alsn ofh lnssa.sa will commence
on ,ss Sns ~ s nhe., and o., accessible In
the SOUTH and the study both Classical and
sclea,ae equal to ,hs. Of the hes. nsrssn collage
der Tho care d Mr. ksnship graduate Of The We
sna Military siur and nofs recently eonnsesed with the
United states Ccss Survey
Grammar School In which young men will Be Thoroughly pre-
FACUaT
ROBERT l. BRocKETT. Presidsnti Professor Of Saia'
Lrcruucs q M,tnrw,. A NJ. Professor Of Latin and
Be.. Lectures
II CAupLi A. H. Professor of The Greek Language and
! Il BLAxksNsir. Professor Of Ma,hema and Ips,rus.
Re-, W " wAlN.u. rroe...r ., Moral aud Mental Sci.
ene.. and Of History.
saausL uAuLASp. A, NJ, prnes."r Of Constitutional Law
u A LANanouSK, D.. Professor of ANATOMY aud Phys
Grlstrrr Apolruo s.nronr IL ID, rrlfcrot Of Modern
Language -
Hoard o. per week washing 81 VI per mouth fuel and
lights slU Tuition t"h In tho Grammar school, and
81 the Collegiate Department for halt session.
GataloguvS CONTAINING further Information, can be oh
tanned by addressing the r'.eiirnt aug 5ts
NNCN % q Rsa fEMAu.E sEM0NAkY-
j 4 BoAWpiNJ ANpDAf scHooi FOR fOuNa LA
DIES src,d session II his Institution opens wednes
sept ls Iai~ Annual term divided Into two seaslons
Ave months each fngh.h "nii"s b" .es. and an
ofte University II Virginia eompco IN Music yo
nou, d OF Instrursieu.
u WILLIAMSON,
- Latin, ttrerk and tsclles Lettres
EIIODORO CAMPS,
ErT--lirbruw, italian and Music.
WIN HOPPER,
D,Pr--Frcneb. spanish and Mathematics.
INKS. +. h fAGE.
DIT Eng Hranch, aud Prep Latin Greek
MRS Il wlt.IIAM SoN,
Dkrr rrsratory English anh"s and o'nl snpor' son
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AN OH CnrRcn.--A Virginia correspondent
says: The remains of the old church in which
General Washington was baptized are almost en-
tirely hid to therassers by with trees and under
growth A few venerable looking oaks are prob
ably the only living contemporaries of erection
About this church lies the remains Of the Hon.
Thomas Lee and other great men Of an earlier
period. Nothing but broken bricks and old NOR
tar, heaped Unfortunately on all and their mon
uments. I have now one Of the flags that paved
the aisle, turned into grincstone. purchased ut
an obscure sale some years since. Tradition says
the floor WIS torn up as soon as it was abandoned
by the parson by the ncighborins people, and used
for various purposes.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Tho Auatria,s Passenger

NJ" loRk, Got l.--Among the unpublished
passengers of the Inflated Steamer Austria, was
Professor Milchcr, OF Barhamsville Institute
South Carolina. t.
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plpr Draw Inv aud Painting.
ru..,. ..n~ ~c..i u,. of ufS,c " Anthss


Terms, per scsslou of fi,C Menthsi
Hoard Including fuel lights &r with oxtrss....t6n O
Tuition In u gish branches 10 w
Tuition In d. 10 With French ana I.rtin.., NJ w
Tuition Collegiate Department. - W
Plane, Guitar OF Organ ID 20
=
Hoard and Tuition halt IN advance bnlnn,c At tho end
~ Tho session
thiS Institution MT nnl, nowledNe ~ la In.
lirb, h, acquired hut facilities Furnished fur
. cnkug the French. raan and Spanish lanRu .gcs Two
Ancient Modern Languages requisite to cntltln 10
graduation
the old II Education ~ tho pito
ghirnrd tArLhIENCkd cates
What H. due aud children demands
y only III he introduced Tho system brhds ORAL
lnsru, ton i.c, and Ea
the Practice with the Theory a. To develop
call and rive Tho fullest storE Ia all the maptA
powers
refers To the Faculty II University Va,
ls.O- 81 Rev n" Ryahd rreA Richnond College Mrs
teu Carup Prof Morse Rev J. H. ourheil ID u; Rev
Leo Rosrr, u u Rr,s IL II wyer Geo W Garter and
, " HAL
Mr. Horrtn refers to Rev W II Plat, Petersburg, and
Con - u. tlay
Mr. cAMrs refers To- ~ L.fevrr. Rchmond and Rev W
u knrkIr. Lynrhhurg
Mr.. PAak rcf,fs To Kcv Jno N y Atkinson, ID D.. frcst
Ilampl-u \. College and How Vim & aud Mrs Rives
Ms refers I, Hon W & Preston, Gov Jno
u flo,d aud WIN kad"i E.a, frosilcn, Farmers Bank,
1,nrhhutg
II, Circulars r"ntaiuna particulars ohninel by app'ea
immed nj" vicinity Of 9Th ~ N y.
Chm, Il. ~, thro,sh T. once aug ~ d9n,
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RELIGIOUS INTEREsT.-We learn from the Kew.
Mr. Lansdel, that his labors of late, in this eonn-
ty, have been blessed to very considerable de-
gree. Within little more than two months he
has preached over fifty sermons. and perhaps as
many ns fifty persons have professed conversion
under his labors AT Blue Ridge Church he has
baptised (immersed) seventeen persons on u pro
tession of their faith--at Elnor Church. near Bot
etourt Springs, twenty four. and at Big Lick, two
making 43-all whites, besides several colored
persons. There are still cases Of seriousness in
his congregation where he staedly ministers. as
well as applicants for membership. -Saiem Reg.
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SDsD will be paid for the delivery any tVR1,U
ledge that will lead TO tie recovery OF M3
That srayed from her about the 9th of Au 00.
She CID If light red with bite spots and
hss ge horns which unusually wide apart Apply
His Oiiee. iseptl0ts.
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MARRIED,

On the 10th Sept, by-Mr. MADISON Law
son, to Miss CINDrRlILA, daughter of Meohoir
Damewood, all OF Roanoke county.
On the 18th Sept. -. f. Bark OF Al,
leghany county to Miss Georgiana, daughter of
Aaron Barnes of Roanoke county.
On the 10Th Sept, by Mr.: ZAcHARIA HAIR
RIs, of Pttsyvania county, to Miss NANCY A.,
daughter of WIN. Harris OF Roanoke county.
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'UNRusTEE's sALE.-On Saturday, thc jOtb


~ LOTS FOR SALE u, virtue i.cr tai order 81 ME
the of ,nchhnrf pronounced At It's
the Itrcr NJ, Kinney and others
tho und,I signrd a Iuird commissioners viii
FRIDAY the sb dt, nt IbBl.i nrSt ~ o"ck 90 the
premises SCH the following HOUSES anl LOTS.
Lot sRid decree mentioned via A Lot on
street oppu, Hairs Livery Stable with arr" and
Ing about quarter with brick Dw -ng House With
good Kitchen sm"ke house, and We. OF rxc"ict
W situated diamond Il the neirhhorhnod Of the
Messs nuguids IN TIA" occupancy III Mr. Tanner On"
Lot, with small Tenement thu adjoining lot n Mr. Fred
,rick Meekr Mctoiklcs Lot contain
half below Capt Dt'> on Federal I'LL lust opposite
Capt VIM A. Taliuts ate residence Lots Ia rear OF III"
9Th street. atovc Mr. David l. R.es,'s shop
with good Houses thereon
This property Will be- sold credit Of ak evo and
eighteen MONTHS much hr to
OF sa the pnrchas,r giving bonds b. airing
from date with personal security, aud title
tanned until final pa mcnts made
SAMI u. MCKINNEY, ! c.,..
ED ID. CHRISTIAN. '"''
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FUTU n Il DAIA

4 ARG SAI.E.--O On Wednesday November the ION
II. sell Ia ho hghcs, bidder At the farm "u which
reside IN Amherst Immediate. on ih" lN.r tour
miles below Iy nthhurk culture CROP stock OF all h scrip
un llousrhod aud Kitchen Furniture My STOCK oon
ssts several par of well btuko Young MULE ~
COED Saddle and uautss HORSES, several hpc ~.
Mitch COWS, aud also ST ',k CATTLE, HOGS, &r A1l
Crop TbBA, 60. CORN and OATS In alNrgc
quantity. PLA MI ALTON tIlNSlIS, too numerous :"
ton aud n suli,icni loant, fr a lrfer farm WAGONS
CARTS &c
FERNS liberal aud made known . tho day ots 'c
oct Idlm- J REiNOi Us.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

a n. HENkY q. ALLKN. having resolved
yu the APP Principal In New London Academy
tTrustees, Tic school viii be opened MONDAY
syof OCTOBER. Mr.. ALLIE u . graduate In most
Academic Schools OF the Unverfity Of Virginia.
Forest Depot, Bedf ord CO., Va. tsspts5dl0tAwfn
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ADVERTISING Aorxcy.--Siuee our connection

Cars of Mercka nlxe.
ADVERTISING AoENcY.-Siuce our connection
with the Times we have had business tram actions
with quite numbcr Of advertising Agencies. and
have found them of every gradc-good. bad and
indifferent Bv sotne we have been swindled. and
other, we have fannd perfectly fair and honorable
in all their transactions. Among the latter class
we take pleasure in alludinc to a. Waddll's Ad-
ycrtisin. Ascn y LynehluJg Virginia, and 5. NJ.
Petngill & Co, New York. We have universally
found them to I've prompt, dilgent and homes, IN
all their Transactions and sc confidently recon-
mend them 10 the fraternity as well worthy OF
their patronage With Mr.. A. Wndd'll we hav"
the pleasure Of personal acquaintance and know
him to he gentleman Of the right stamp -
UylIeriUc Times
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nR. =. JOHNSON, ~r N
Offers his services to the citizens yR4MYh
of LyBe!burg ard vicinity, and re- ~.k ~
specifically asks share al their
patronage feeling assured he satisfaction In
all and every branch of his roEossion.
lie Ia prepared fully make whole partial Of
nuous block. plain and pivot Teeth Filing and ping
done in the best He Teeth by simple
process rhhOnt drugs YriaQ pain The
patient All WORK WARRANTED
~ Oice on Main few doors above the Norve
House and opposite the Cizens bank
mi lg.dlyf
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

FRs,cHr TRADE-Received at the Lynchhurg
depot, Sept, c9,h, A loaded Cars from the West,
consisting Of Wheat 6.364 bushels; Tobacco,
81. AS pounds: Flour, % barrels; Miscellaneous,
$4,000 pounds Sent West same day, 10 loaded
Cars of Merchaalze
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

E.heta Ea1ik Kt.NU NEAN LYNt IiBiEG =
"A offer the Tract of Land occupied by "
situated the County Of Amherst y miles
from Is nchburg IL. W WARWICK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

II ARPER's MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBEBs
IL GODEY'S MAGAZINE
PETERSONB MAGAZINE
Inst received At lsept.2fsl Ii. G. v1CTOR9.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

WASHINGTON HOUSE,
CHURCH STREET. Lynchburg Va.
UHIS House Ia situated in the immediate vicinity OF the
most business part Of the and the location Is Of
quiet and healthy the place To strangers there
fore. its position Is PARTICULAR desirable
The Subscribers return their thanks to their friends and the
public generally for the very liberal they have
tended them and them that they will cndeavor
merit a continuance oi their favors.
An OMNIBUS BAGGAGE WAGON and PORTERS will
found landing the arrival
and boats convey and the
Hotel, FREE CHARGE. SNEAD CLARK,
sept ats Propretors.
A q PRIVATE sAEE.-Dr. Hopksn. m ing
"A residence miles the village Of
Lovngston Nelson county Va offers at SALE his late
residence In that village. Terms accommodating II
would probably he good loo a physi uf...1
clan Any enquiries by letter otherwise addressed y.
DIR. N HOPKINS Lovingston, Nelson County, will e2.k
be promptly answered lseltl4 d&cmA
GHAWIs. AUAWLA!!
- 30 NEW STYLE CLOAK sHAwLs,
100 CASHMERE
900 LONG BLANKET
sepi30ts JOHN ABRAHAMS
PHENIX FOUNDRY L. ENGINE WORKS.,
LYNcHBUK0 VA.
the Canal ADORE the Bridge Of the Ia Tenn Railroad
fuNHIS ESTABLISHMENT has been enlarged meet the
Il increasing demand work In its various branches
prepared to furnish
Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES Of any re
qured power,
Mil Gearing, Shanng Hangers,
Goodw Celcbrnt ed Centre Discharge " AFTER WHEEL
Tobacco Factory Fixtures,
Iron and Brass Casting and Wrought Iron work
Ue4descrption
All work this establishment warranted equal to tina
done atany establishment In the state.
ap lcts A.. q DARNEY Agt
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N q TIC F. .

NOTICE.
TUNHE UNDERSIGNED MANUFACTURES SODA WA
z TER, which he has bottled and constantly hand Also
the best Philadelphia n orter, Ale, nnd lager
Beer hand all which he will sell At WHILE
SALE PRICES the trade All orders from the country
will be fully and promptly attended to- Place
Of business opposite the City Hotel . oon,,,
septJd&clm d. MCCOkMANk
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CAR r YAL LS, WACO Ms,
VuH An nnuah n

NJOTsCB To CONTRAO4ODo.%D6eD
~ viii be received nnsii the sesh nse - ~ eang
Church the land Of NJ. j. CoAer, b 1e4brd Coey - -
thrty.six feet wids by foryfour fees lsns Vpoke =
fnrnA nasrialA plan and spsci1eaaion5 = ~ hanAot
''S s.s = III IS THE BUILpMe coN,urfxD.
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XXIANTED.-Au A. Is. Homer Gsodoaer q
w Randolph Macon College, who graduated With heber
grade any desires situation Professor In
College Institute Principalof Academy n healthy
and Intelligent community Tho best tesimonias Of charac
ter and competency will be given Addnsss inmed1atey,
BENJAMIN HUDSON THACxsTON,
septltM 2 n College. Ne klsnhuTg, Va
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4 INCm's WAREHOUSE. Lynch bss4, Va
The subscriber has leased, for Of years the shove
valuable property In this city and respectfully socits
tho patronage Of his friends and the public The
poinment Of has been given to Aess G. r. Ruck
er Of Amherst and Ro Boax Of Appomattex, Who In
every qualified for the duties Of the ONCE veil known
and deservedly worthy Of the public confidence
janl2h EDGAR WHITEHEAD
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a UkRU,S con LIVER OID. JELLY Will
IL found the agreeable Erm administering Cod
Liver on For sale by STABkER JONES.
2O-dts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-02-11


Tie folierinf aFsumssls, II ssar a. "a.
ssses ps5asst far osespapsFs. nsss ad-
sssesa b. the ok~ E.,il,sfi.l 0aarssslon q
iis recent session
= aat sepid Jon lhiak II 4 fsrasF wka
bad raised lhoasaad bnassls ef whs.f- "a
rho sheuld SSH i 10 : tksa.snf d;as,eat
psrsoas sssssersd sil ever tAs sss.s snd
sgrss 70 walt yess fos kis pay fron s..h
Of them snd T. one talf 81 thea ,lil sos p.x
- the end q tLs year, ks skesid kiss tksn
anoihsE hnshsl of uhsaR. 6na agree q w.ia
another year fos lie pay, sad ,hun a. on
year AFTER year lies ieng wsaId sash
fsrnsr ereaps heahtapsey5 pssHsbly nos
very mach Iosgss tAaa pabli.hsrs 81 news.
pspsss Who IsIltesd spsb prsssi,s q
cosis ths editor e esetly pspss i mu.h,
% supply shpassna iabesribsr nl,h 4 for
oue Yssr - i usstsn fsrmbf fossise ! skea.
eend basheis q uisas Iht ArpeF sells
Ne ssafp in bslt. and eiihs7 iakss skS o..h
or acte, igal e gact - e.sh hpss .lsiiregv.
The aaiies tassi telI tis ilooaana psp,rs
y belk 4 be7 are 1cid = thsnsana az.
fsFsel agsees lisipn IL dIGsEsas ssras q
80 tsassss aaa diesstns soaasss. i. sss
csels sd ~ sssss y1;y a. a. rs - q tAs
sea- tsisse h ass e. 1ss fsg ness. sss thsn
p Nhssls eRH ~ boa,sas ana
llf ~ a ~. esf i i
in ttst ~ sAsals 6a iss o6aras-
- - s. ~ sib1fk kSNoeia So Isy
h'e, = 81 Ds ssn1 sft&ta f6e esun-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-02-11

Mann bEtIf3 5ef16sf Eifk har uofk sa1
Chsriey tsi<sa Over ~ plasA ior che isiiov.
iee oeqrnisR ana sittr shs ohsptsr iD she
biois p1s reet, upd tie risktiy prayer re
pcetft, hc4 tan 10 uitoW's hesft vas as
~ kisssd her hey goed pieht
fsat mefni6f IS vas " an1 dfSkssd
bright spa estlg, Ne breakfast va ready
Tor him Wish Ne Fss eet lene - dlspesch.
ing, and sfitE tieeieg rs mofAtr good by
stsse
"A little GIL Hss sefepinE Il eut. SIR.
hoFgap Was experimenting she pparaiian,
snd ~ Charieg enteftd. the latter tad6 him
&eea @efai4s VIII = eheestn fnilc, aad
sAi5, on sre % he epg erf4ed hoTs sss
Jcr
-, ma'am ehhnt 1 sweep cut she
ttcref
Wsii. yss. tsnPpose "a. sili be a part
81 your busincss, nou --s0 Bridget. you eau
giss chaslss shs broon, snd 80 sad 500 about
the brcAEfsst.
Biady did not seem % - af 81 10th 10
yieid the bfooD, and Charles began sweep,
ing 10 COED earpeat Mira Motgap follow
Cd Bridget ont, ltaFing ChsFlss aii alone
He nada abe piare look as neat as b. eoaia,
aud was jnst ihinkisE wbst elee % do, whsa
Mrs Aorgea ceme 10 skhin abe praissd
bin Tor btt tdofinn II ktebiuK fhfDRs iity.
- shp e<pgesssd g. Just thea Charlse
esaght sight0ol she nss pane og glass the
gisfeler pat IN the nigAt befono, and 81
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