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~BUaHIno FLUID, BuRMIso FLUID,
BuRNINo FLUID Always on hand and for sAls q
the Drug ana preecfjpftOn 6toro OF
JOHN W. 0ARLLoks
no le-lm Maxket plaza, Franklin &.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT VALU-

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EIGHT VALU-
L ABLE SLAVES Pursuant to the provisions
of deed of trust from James Winston, the un-
dersigned will sell. at Hanover Court House. on the
2Sth DAY of December, 1858, eight valuable Slaves
two Women. likely, and two Children macy D'''
TERMS cash Title undoubted, but selling as trns.
de s-2swt2s VIM o WINSTON, Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND, STOCK,
i &c Pursuant to the provisions of a deed of
trust from james Winston. (for the benefit of his
the undersigned will, on the 9th day of December
next, process to SELL the premises the tract of
land in said deed mentioned, containing. by esti.
nation, over one hundred ami twenty i've acres
the lands of Sanl'l Overflow Saml Akin
son, and James II Smith and ia highly :respecta-
ble neighborhood. The improvements are mode
At the same time. will be sold two Mules. Horse,
Farming Utensils. one Horse Cart and Gear. Wa.
20 I2-swtds WIN 8 WINSTON
pUBLIC SALE OF TRACT OF LAND
S SALEED N MA NH IN The COUNTY OF
SLAVES. FAkMiSa fa i cko SPa9C &C.
Pursuant to the provisions of deed of trust from
his creditors of record in Hanover oce the under
signed WILL On the 18th day OF January, 1859, the
Called Mannheim. adjoining the lands Of william B
Winston. the estate of Phillip Winston. decd
and others, distance from Richmond, by the Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac nailroad, Is
miles, end within miles Of the Central Raroad
On the Fredericksburg Road.
There is a turnout, called Elett's, or Darracotts
within half mile of this land. The tract contains
4i6 acres, and its susceptibility of improvement is
equal TO auy laud in Hanover.
The improvements consist of a comfortable dwell
ing house. new with five rooms. new tobacco house
smoke house and negro quarters. all new. 1t is
rarely the case that q more desirable farm. (when
ihe local adyan ages quality of soil and neighbor
hood are looked to- is offered for sale.
At the same time and place, will be sold Is young
and kelly Negroes, consisting of men women, boys
stock of Cattle, Horses, Hogs. Crops, &c.
TERMs-Eor the Land, credit Of and IL months
will be allowed for notes, with approved curity,
carrying interest from the day of saie and the title
retained until the last payment is made. The
Slaves will be sold for cash. Fer the other pro-
perty terms made known on day of sale.
The title TO the land is undoubtsd d, but selling
trustee, will convey with specisl warranty.
no I3-2awtds WIN o WINSTON.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW aoODsl--NEw GOoDeli-p.

NEW GooDsl--NEw GOODS lI-.Rv
~ the steamer, Yesterday, ftom New rerk :.
have received twsnty packages OF new and desrab,s
pieces neat, sure Mrrrimso. r spW price, ~ Zoo
pattern. 70 pieces black beaver and BROAD e'ioshs
ed skirts; Nohair pa geres. III. ns,s ss,o yn'it
designs; Velvet Eibe.ps ali widths sbio ~ e
Sy RSip srGs as'.y rich Ts.t ss black
Ssnss Iss ssxans hde f spi.s
and other bargains too numerous 10 mention
sus 81LLHFSER a BRO
ss la3 Broad street
ooP sklRTS--Juss received. a full
:, Of Children's and asses's tee Extension
e ssa.es Gioton fxtension-a now article Of Hoop
sktst For Hoop skirts, warranted best watch
de oaRisr1I'i;N a LarHRop.
STILL ANOTHER ARRlVAL-More
~ cheap rarpetings.
pcgs Tapestry and brussels Carpets. a. astonish
900 yards superior Ingram and Threo.ply Garnet.
81 swsnd besutini patterns. at less than sneh
sooas nave ever been sold at ~
nets. iea and ia rrnggets A"' e"1
leo rich Rings and Door Mats
pnrehas.r, viii fad 1t To their interest TO exam
deS CHRISTIAN 4 LATHRoP.
THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE AT
LAST DtsCoyERED-or. rather the p,ace Gov
cheap goodsis acknowledged to be at GEoRGE IA
CoB'S, Ne. ~ Main street f
Cloaks Man ties and Raglans to suit the most fasti
dious. At a remsI kably low price
Bonuets, Flowers. Ruches, Hair Pins, Ca, peines
aud Head Dresses, at less rate than sn stab
lshment.
Beautiful styles Bonnet Ribbons as low as l2sc Der
yard
Hoops and Ex,ersion Skirts, at the lowest rates.
Hosiery and EmbToid ries, in great variety
Dress trimmings and friuges-some as low as ID
per yar,i.
Fancy Goods and Notions in great variety, aud at
less rates than eyer
Those desirous Of securing bargain will find Il to
IN cir interest 70 sive me call
Remember. nearly opposite the st. Charles Ho-
tel Remember No az Maia at. 80
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By E. B. Cook, Auct.
n .. VIVA dUUt,
FURNITURE. IRON SAFE

DFFiCE FURNITURE. IRON SAFE
- AND LEASE OF OFFICE, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY. 18th inst, a. 10 O'Clock, win sell. At
occupied by W n Smith Eco Ae0o"sI
One lsrge size Iron Safe
Two Mahogany EeskD
One Copying Press
Gas Fixtures, Chairs. Tables, &c, &c
Alter which. the unexpired lease of said ofYice
up TO LIST July. 1859. 'Ns'
Possession given imme t;iately.- Terms cash.
oeS B C0CK, Auct
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bGEMBEK 9TH. lS5S-A q Il Il A I
L n. nELNE q GAlnS

4 sECE NJ bEh DIH, ICOC.-d U Is Il n I
IL REDUCTION IN THE PRICE CT GOODS
Such inducements 10 Gu tomers to p1rchase, has
never been heard Of before q bLDSNlT will offer,
from the present time. his handsome and desirable
stock + flois much below the regular price All
he wants IS customers 10 come and take n lock az
his great bargains, ga he ia satisfied he can suit
them io price aud Custy. Can be found in his
stock: Rieached CottOns White FiSnnels. Black
silks White and Colored TsIlstans Uncut Velvets
FEATHER Flowers, Ruches, faiths Blend Lacas ard
EdSts Cambria and Swiss Edgings, Bands, Sleeves,
liars Infants Waists, Corsets. ClOaks, DuSters
aud haglauds, Hosiery. GIoEes Yarns, Fancy Wool-
en- G05ia nubias. Ftinges. Gallons. Velvet NIB
bnus Head u fesses. Fancy Hsir Pins, Handkfs and
numerous other articles The goods must be sold
AZ 8 ms price All who want TO purchase. will find
a great saving in thu price Of goods
de f GOLDSMITH. 2O5 Broad ct
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VALUABLE ESTATE AND NRGkUES

IN KING WILLIAM COUNTY FOR SALE -
AZ Executor of Ottoman slaughter, deceased, aud,
that valuable Farm known re SPRING FIELD, in
the county of King William, containing a,3 acres
more or less, lying within half mile of the Conrt
House. and adjoIs the land Of Mr.. Ambrose White,
Col Harden Little page. and others.
Tho Farm abonnds with mari, ard is well water
ed, having good spring in eaci, held, and is con-
sidered one among the best high landed estates and
neighborhoods in that part CT the country. 1t is
deemed unnecessary to give a further description
of the land i'm provements and its advantages pre-.
Stunning those wishing to purchase Will examine for
themselves Also, fifty Negroes, among Ehem are
two pair of sawyers and several home servants
To purchaser Of the land and negroes together.
Git ia desirable not to separate famlies) the terms
will be liberal and accommodating. which will be
made known by application 10 person or by letter
20 WIN. G. ALLEN,
Executor of Ottoman slaughIer, Decd.
RICHMOND, Nov. 18th. 1858.
Mr.. John Smith. The manager. will show the
de S-w3IS
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES

Il AC.-By virtue of 6eed of trust from Robert 8
Taylor, dated the 18th day of December. 1853 and
duly corded in the flee of the Hastings Court OF
tho city of Richmond, the Undersigned, Trustee
therein appointed, will proceed to sell at public
auction. on FRIDAY, the 10th day of December.
1858, beginning at 10 O'clock, NJ. ct the store of
stock of Groceries. Goods. Wares and Merchandise.
embracing Liquors Of cho:ce quality, Sdgare, Coffee,
Candles soap, and all other articles usually found
in such a stock. Also Store Fixtures, and tunless
privately disposed of) Taylor's intereet in the
lease of the premises
TRras-Sums of so and under. cash; over $50.
months creoit, for approved, endorsed negotiable
notes. HOW iSON Trustee.
Sale conducted by RICHARD CAurHosN. de7
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yaTk are receiving ver Jamestown
CpRyANTs' BLANKETS servants

=. u 70 ~ - y u ''H''0
~ Blankets All persons in want Of Servants
tto.k before supplying themselves. as we have q
jsrsa stock on hand OF the above named gccds;
vnirh NJ ale selling at very reduced prices.
JOHNSON & HARDWOOD,
A.. MOI Main street.
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF I1RN PE11V.

'hOoA11O CALE OF COhN, fhOV-
ENDER, FARMING UTENsILS. HORSES.
TT0WMs. HOGS HOGS. Sc:1At the farm called tbs cor.
on the Williamsburg Road, as trustee, In q deed
dated the 18th day. Of August, 1858, from Thss W
Peers and recorded In Henrico Office we shall. ON
t tie srH DAY OF DECEMBER. in the year 1855. ON
Of said Peers. sell at public auction to the hghect
bidder Gil the property on said premises, conveyed
IN said deed. consisting In part Of Corn Fodder
shneks. Wheat straw. Chat. Hay. Manure, Flank.
Yearlings. Wagon, Carts and Harness, Farming
Utensils, embracing Wheat Reaper, Wheat brill,
Corn Planter and the usual variety Of articles TO be
found on farm
We shall also hire for the residue Of the present
year, three Negro Men, two Women and Girl
mentioned in said deed.
TERMs-AIl kums of $50 and under, cash; all sums
over 800 four months credit, for approved. sndors-
ed negotiable paper.
Sale TO commence ut 10 O'Clock.
JOHN g WILLIAMS m
NANCE, 1rustees'
VEIN consequence Of the irclemency of the wear
Their the above sale 10 postponed until THURSDAY,
the 9th day of December 1885, on which dsy the sale
will commence at 10 o'clock. A M.
JOHN WILLIAMS,( m
de ids ENANOE, Ifustees
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CHIPPING.

-~~~
- FOR P II /. ADELPHIA-Th
49, good schr ONTARIO, yangilder master.
having most of her cargo engaged. will have quick
dispatch. For balance OF deck freight amply 20
de 4-lw W COiQUiTr Co
"a For BALTIMUhE-The superior
.ss-s1aS regular packet schr EMMA JANE, Pail
lips master, having portion Of her cargo engaged
and going on board. will have all possible Dispatch
For bal snce OF cargo, apply to
de 4-lw y C0LQUITr CO
se5ss-suMssgs COX'S LlNE.-The only
sssaSxss regular Lire Freight Boats from
Richmond toL ynchbnrg, three times aweek, TUES
DAYS THURSDAYS and sATURDAYS.
Boat SULTANA, Capt Wm B smith.
Do TH0S w JOHNS. Capt Chas johnson.
Do LITFLE TENNESSEE. Capt Jas w Maxwell
Do MERCHANT, Capt Parsons.
Do NAPOLEON. Capt leo Layne.
Do TEMPEST. Capt John Donald.
These Beats are al of the fret class, and comman-
ded by careful and experienced Captains and leave
promptly a. advertised. The subscriber thankful
for past syors so literally bestowed, hegs contin
nance of the same. For freight apply to
Wa COX, Agent,
At the Shed. Dock street in rear of old Gas Works
Cts
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;pRUSTEE's SALE OF BU0GIES AND

J. ROCKAWAYS. AND OF CARRIAGE MAN
UPACTORY, STOCK AND T0OLs--As Trustee in
A deed OF trust, executed TO me on the sth day OF
November 1898 and recorded in the Clerks Once OF
the Court OF Hastings Of the City Of kichmona On
the 10Th day Of the same month. shall on THURS
DAY the 23rd day Of December, ioss. ct y o'clock
Is q Coach manufactory, on the north side ofRrauk
lin street between Wall and Union streets. procstd
wit: four finished Buggies, one finished Rock away.
one old Buggy, unfinished Buggies two uAfnish
ed Rockaways, lot Of Coack-maker's trimmings.
the usual Cosch-mahinR Taois and Fixtures. . lot
OF Paints and varnish 3ooo feet Of Timber. hicko-
n. ash and poplar; one wooden Building, 2 lot q
Springs. Hubs, Rims, &c, and . double seat Va.
con- Some Of the shove articles ere very desirable.
The attention Of the trade called 70 the sa1e
also. of persons desiring Bug9ieso RockawAya
Terms made known IN the day cf sale.
De 9-Ote SAMUEL MkAEpITH, Trustee
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167t71S 01f'


pOSTPONEMENT or SALE on LAND
:. AT ASHLANO-Owing 70 the inclemsncy d
the weather. the sale Of the two tracts al land h
Hanover. Near Ashland, advertised By the under.
signed, - Commissioners Of Hanover Gircnit Court.
20 take place ut Ashland on the ssh day Of becsm.
Der. 1873. - rostposed until MONDAY, the Uth Of
Decsmoer ls5s when IL will take pIscs without re-
@ g-dAwtds EDMUND +. MORRIS. com,r.
CERGEANT6 SALE or MULES
- viii be sold on SATURDAY merit ths I1sh ps.
cemoer. ~ the Horse Lot 10 the hirrest bidder In
cash !our young and likely. aud we'll broke MnIes.
20 sasissy 40 attschment against Tompkins Co ia
iavJr OF samuel Hastings. - - -
a.. -. THOMAS o DUpLEY.
1e .--los sergt City Of hichmond.
SERGEANT'c SALE OF NEGRORe--
- VIII be so!d 90 MONDAY next, tins ,sth Dec..
snM oe,ng Court dsy in front OF the City Hail. Il
IL O'Clock d. to tbs highest bidder, for cash. NJ.
gro woman named Rachael, and her two children
James and William, about three and seven years
Oh 70 satisfy two executions in ny hand in favor
o, OndeI wood, admir-. sgAirst VIM Bootwyight Jr:
Also Negro Man, named Wjllism, to satisfy an *.
kins THOa n hIIns Nv nv
&c s-tds CITY g. r1eaut
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BOARDING,

ROARDIN0.-MRS WHARTON. of the
REVERE HOUSE, corner Of Sd and franklin
mas vacant several very desirable rooms suita
.-- ~. : wi III no. no 29--Ims
s{OAhDlNQ.-Our house on Grace st
between 3th and 9th. is now open for the accom-
'Uta aa Oh poardsrs. X b MURRAY
70 SS-ts M j MURRAY
PRIVATE BOARDlNG.-MISS BID
GOOD has taken the large and comfortah,a
corner OF Main and It'll streets and will omen
Ior the reception OF Boarders the let of October
ing by the day. ss t o.p uoa,o
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BARGAINS FROM AUCTION Goods
- lover than eYcr offered. Call at MAiLERTS
Choap stcre and buy your Dry Goods: Rscei. ling
thi, dsy a large lot from auction. All KINDS OF
aoods which viii b. ruu off at II lc profit on cost
Great Bargains in Dress Goods. Blankets, Flanuels,
llinssys Hosiery, Linen Hdkfr Negro Clothing, &c
Gail and gee. at 49,
de4 No al Main st.
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By E. B. Cook. Aucl

SIGNOR G. B PANDOLFINI g. CO.
ORION ITALY,
Respectfully inform the ladies' and gentlemen of
Richmond and vicinity that they will dispose of
at auction, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY the
l4th and 18th inst at 10 O'Clock NJ, and 21s O'Clock
P NJ, at the store of Il COOK, No 20 Main street,
(which has been particularly arranged for the ac-
commcdation Of the ladies,) the most elegant col
lection Of Goods offered at auction in lis CITY
consisting in part of, viz:
ITALIAN MARBLE, ALABASPER AND AGATE
SrATUARY.
In this superb collection may be f und large va
riety of articles of beautiful design and workman.
The Classical Hebe; Roman, Grecian, Neapolitan,
and other we'll known forms of Vases.
Statuetts OF Sculptured Alabrster, such as Come.
dy, Tragedy. Venus. Dancing Girl, Amore, Psyche,
A large Collection of superior Bohemian Decora.
ted and Eos Iayed Glassware
French China DiDner Sets; Tea Sets
Large Vases, and other ornamental goods, richly
decorated
Rosewood Work Boxes and Writing Desks
Superior silver-Plated Goods. heavily plated and
richly chased
Bronzsd Goods. Fancy Articles, &c.
The above goods have Just arrived from Europe,
Pandolini from the great studios of Italy and the
Roy al manufactures of Prague and Vienna.
TIL SO goods have never been offered In any other
market and tbs confidently believed that the ciii-
opportunity presented tn them of obtaining arti.
cles of equal elegance. ornament and utility.
The goods will be open for free exhibition on Mon
day, the 18th inst
The ladies are particularly invited to examine the
goods and attend the sse
Catalogues will be ready on the morning of the
day of sale. Sale peIemptOry.
de 5 Z 3 COOK, Auct.
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CU0AR.--860 hbls. A B aAd q Coffee
osss.r nov r. store ''S His Il n; 3 powuas
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pHy SssopA.
NoTICE
SECOND SUPPLY OF

n SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
1tave received and will orau this morning a
e-esh and magnificent assortrnessof
LADIES' PRESS GOODS,
embracing all the newest designs Also. splendid
"'GSsL %Sirus. CAssIMgREs AMI vEsTINas.
4 .v"rv grade anu color. A beautiful line of
ga.n3s Satttncts Angola CAssimeres, and fine Ken
~ leans suitable for Rows Wear, fine Red and
C,ih Blankets; also, large stock q servants do'
- "a IN general stot L OF every spectes Of Do
Sgstie t,N,ls All e which have teen purchased
~ Now Work. within few days past, on Tho most
favorable terms and Viii De soto cheap Tor CASH, or
vr,ront p@yi0g customers
~ al is reap sStf11 ly solicited Of all who want
hs.n and good tsocjs All ask, come and see and
,"3gr far yor. selves. snd l will guarantee to
resse, al No. @aih ehte" IVA su,rur,
* 22-2m sNo - s.ah l Ell.
WE are receiving yer jamestown
w Fancy rriat$ medium grades
geA white std Yellow klsnneis
Nohsis M4xiUr, and Dcbages
POI gee Half, Corset Jeans
Rnlu4ctjs Sublime Servings
Marsha is ana Stcast's Patent Threads
keuinSky JeaEs IN 7diGm and snper
UtaNy Plaid Linseys
shetland NNcl ShaWis
unb msny ether new aud cheap foods, for sale by
de- KENT, PAINE CO.
BLANKETS AND GOODS FOR SER
ID vANTS.--Ino pair supe,i,r white snd grey
servants Riaukets 100 pieces Yulsd Cloths. at 90e
.nrth As. large * Stock Sa,tiuets kerseys and
Paid iusqys Great bargains in Shirtiugs and
Sfc2 t,pgs. Weinvite farmers, manufacturers and
,;heIs in want 70 examine cur stock Of tte above
,nais They have been lately purchased a: reduced
rrices. sni wiA De sold very low tor cash.
PERKINS CO,
dfs No IA Eagle Square.
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DLANK GTS-50O0 NEGRO BLANKETS
~ To Fazs.ers Traders Railroad Contra" tors aud
Factory Owners. You are informed that my as
sortmCnt of Negro Blankets is mere extensive than
usual and the prices of the same will be in accord
ance With the tines rs usual Money can be saved
Big purchasing of ALFRED y, SEs.
fs6 So Main st.
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nnMESTICS. Atteptic IN is soliciti to
L. my stock o. none stics. great saving can be
effected Peasa ebseIv the prices:
Yer, heavy Jnb!eachsd 1T 6i4 cts
10 and lit shseting at IS cts
God Bieached Shirting at Ga CTS
Fine de do at 90 ana ~ cts
Extra Soft Finish, yard wide. At 1913 cts
ALFRED MOSES.
~
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CREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRIC

ENGLISH BLACK SILK HOSE, for
IL sl.23 pair worth $3.50. Look at this The
heaviest Black English Silk Hose. nice sizes. which
i'll run Of at the iOv price OF 81 2j really worth
ubie the price Cal! sonu and get pair, at
MAiLEkT5 Cheap store,
dss No IL Main st
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OTOCK OF PAINTINGS, ENGRAV-
~ INGs, FRAMES, &c AT AUCTION On FRI
DAY. the 10th inst. at 10 O'Clock, will sell at the
Broad street. all the stock contained In said store
consisting of Paintings. EngraviDgs, Lithographs
Gilt, Rosewood and Mahogany Frames. &c.
AIlarge assortment of Mouldings, &c.
Cue very superior Show Case, in irst-rate order.
GEORGE RATLEY.
Sale conducted by B Cook, Auct dea
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-08


"that | am candid and intend, if possible,
to omit nothing that may bring us to a
perfect understanding. isa
"You are candid, indeed J" he Snid, with
evident emotion, "and I am truly grateful
that you are SO, though it is an evil omen.
And what was your answer, Helen, to my
generous counsel"
81 told him the time was, when I look
ed forward to aamarriage with you as the
consummation Of all that 1 could hope
for; that l had loved you as you will,
perhaps, never be loved again; but that
you had dispelled the bright dream, and
being again awake, I felt that my heart
could never be betrayedinto the indulgence
of similar vision, however sweet the
delusion."
"Then it is true, that you no longer
love mel" He exclaimed, as he arose
from his seat, walked across the room and
leaned his head against the easement of
the window. Helen's eyes followed him.
and tear after tear trickled upon the hand
he had just released, and her bosom, as it
rose and fell, told of the conflict between
love for him and duty to herself. In
little while, he aroused himself from the
reverie into which had fallen, stood before
her, and said:
Excuse me to Ann and Mr.. Motley
i am not fit to see them this evening !:
but as soon as I can sufficiently control
myself to meet you with calmDess, 1 will
return. Forgive me for having caused
you pain-hen ceforth, my lips are sealed
-good-byel II He pressed the hand she
held out to him, then hurried away.
Helen's first impulse, on finding herself
alone, was to call him back, retract the
sentence she had passed upon him, and
tell him she was his, for good or for evil
but the decision she had arrived at, after
so much deliberation and mental suffering
checked the impulse, and she fastened
into the garden to give vent to her feel
ings, unobserved, and then resume the
calmness that must veil her sufferings.