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+. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
sIXlENE CogR Of DISTRICT MeLEMoRE, RAYBuRN 3
NouyeIs Orleans. Coo ssts. '>'''ii .

srxiENE CoUR DE DISTRICT lMeIEMoRE, RAYBuRN 4
de In CO. PRICE WALSH a
Nouvele Orleans. y CO.-No SAG.
I'm VERDU dun writ de lierI facias n moi
Il dresse par fhonosbe sixieme Cour de District
ouyeeOrle dams naae cidessns, je procederai e
SAMEDI 10 d'ayril 1858 di, 'b8el de Ia Cite
Commune, les Camp DIES Magasns, la3judi
cation de-
l. DEUX TERRAINS situes faubourg LaCourse, ysA
Prem District de te WILLIE dams ilet borne par les
de Pacaniers de AnnnncSton Robin du Bassin kH
desgue sons les Nos de e No So suivan dresse
par Joseph Pile, le IS de 1885, anuexe
ag rapport de David b. Mcay cdeyant notaire public ceue
vile date du 81 1872 lie No 81 pleds II
pOuces ct gneS de face IL de rAnnOnciaton
prfondeur de ~ peds dix ct ignes gnes pa
rseles lie No. coatign No dams fond
peds IL ct gnes de face In des PscaeTs,
prOfOndeur de 2 pies dix gnes gnes
pafalleles lie tout mesure ameFcaine.
Ensemble bases etRmelioraOus
dessus ct tous les dus prvegss serytud,s svange
attach es ct y apparenant.
Cee propriee apparieut dcendeur John Price IT,
de racqustiou qu fte de Augustus Pirre Willis
par rapport Theodore Stark public
vile, en- date au de JUN 1885,.
Les esclaves don't les ct ages snivrnt, SAVIOR
ALLEN de SO femme EiVIR A, age den viron
80 ANGE, environ 0ans LOUISA, Agee d'enviro
q aus, ct un eafant d la mamelle
lie tappaenant defendur John Price IT, saisi dams
lAtfaire cidessus.
UoNDITIoNs-Comptan au moment de ladjudieatiou
". c. PARKER,
ms 10 &c AZ 10 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orlaans.
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srcosp DlsIsIeT oouRr} sUcGEssIoNs d o. EsEpgRIoK
DY VIRTUE of n writ of Heri facias Issued
- twelve months against R.elly to me directed by
the Honorable the Second District Court Of New Orleans in
the above entitled matter will proceed to sell at public
the City Hotel Common street. between Camp and Ma
gaEne Streets SATURDAY the ITh day Of April 1855
" O'Clock. NJ
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, situated In the town Of
wbnry, in the s of LETTERS usiana and design
ated original plan thereof square No, ILL., whirh Is
bounded by Duprs and Beauya Severn and Peach
Avenues
Seized IN the above matter.
TERMS-ta-h the spot. The purchasers 10 them
selves in possession at their expense.
T.. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
sinrg plsralcr couRr r. 6. sIMNs VS. MS CREDITof
Of New Orleans. No. 5e2i.

sITg nlsreIeI coURr O. sIAas rs rs CREDITORS
RY VIRTUE OF and In obedience to an or
- der Of sale rendered March 18th ls5s and directed
By the Honorable the sixth District Court Of New Orleans Ii
the above untitled matter will proceed TO sill ~ public auction,
The premises heeinsf desiened MONDAY the 29h
day Of March 1858 lO O'Clock A NJ for account Of the
creditors Of said insovent-
The Contents Of Coeehouse and NJ Billiard Room situated
a. No 80 ST. Charles the First Dist let ofthis city,
her chedale flied In the clerks office OF the SIKH District
Court Of New Orleans Also the balance Of the Of said
premises, expire on The Let September next 1858.
sqrrendered by said nsolyeit 10 his editors.
TERMSFor the contents Of CHfeenoue and Billiard
cash the and for the the the rent
it falls due and she balance II cash the spot
+. +. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
sIIirss y covE Pc pEsrn sTMMs sEs CREAM
TN VERTU dun ordre de vente rendu lie
II 10 Re leS 81 moi adesFe Honorable sxiee
Cor de District de Ia dams Iafdire eides'
procederai lie LUNDf 20 de 1855, lO heuTes
A. NJ sur les ieux capres degnes pour lie compile dee ere
ancier- de liinsolyabe, d disqualification de-
lie fonds dun Cafe dune sale de Billiard shines rue ST.
Charles No 49, dams Premier District de cee Vile suyAnt
nvenare depoe CRETE de Ia Sxeme our de District de In
Nouyee Orleans Aussi la balance du bail des dts LEAK
pirAut le Ter sFpembre proclaim, 1883.
lie strtndonDe par pinsolvRble a creancers.
CONDlTIONS-P0n le fonds Cafe sale de Billiard, etc
compliant REHABILITATION pour lie bail Facqne
perA le lover echeance Ia balance, s avail,
compliant au moment de PadindicAt!on.
f. T. PARKER,
milo 10 % 26 20 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orlaans.
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QUArRIExE CouE pL DISTRICT wv. .. L MoRAE vs.. sEs
de Ia Ecuvelle- Orleans. I CREANrIEKS-No1 n.63a
I'm NERTU dun orttre de vente Fendu lie IL
Il de 1855 ct m adTesse honorable Quatrieme
de district de Ia NouvellOtleans dams aare eidessus,
ie poceder lie des creances de inolyable
MARDI 80 de 1855 midi rtl0el de Ia Cite, de
la Commune, les du Camp DIES MAJ
publqnr ct adjudication de-
Puieurs biets ahandcnnes rinsolyabe
c6ance ban depnse gee de Ia Quatrsme Cour
de District de Ia Nouve lie Orleans.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Naturalization.
F. T. PARKER,
Sheriff de IL ParQisse d'Oreans.
mis- % Is 90 81 ct Syrdc de Ii presente faite
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Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
TRoIsENE Co.'s DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA n. .ORLE-
de Ia Nouyele Orleans. ANS "a. DANE CAsTAEEDO.
No. 10 g0S
I'm VERTU dun writ dc fieri facias moi
II adresse par Honorable TOsiems C0ur de District de Ia
Nouvelle Orleans dams raire c drssus je proceied le
SAMEDT, 10 dayri 1853 midi, a pI6te de la Che,
de Commuse entrels rues du camp ct des Masins Fad
iulicafon de
~ TERRAIN situe dams lie Tro District de tie
VILE dams Ple No IL, borne par les Tues Vaudeville lssi
Grandhommes, dhspagnc ct CsHcavo lie dit terrain I'LL
45 prds plus mons de face Ia Vaudeville
l21 pe plus mons de proondeur ensemble lea bs
tisses 81 authorizations qui existent dv,sus.
lie Ont sAisi dams lafsire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de padiudieaton.
Il. T. PARKER,
ne 10 9e % IN cbsrtf IL Ia psroiosss Al ,rlsara
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THIRD nrsrRIcT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. ELI
of New Orleans. ~ BEAUME-No 10 SIS
Rh VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed sell
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY. the tn day OF
April 1855 II O'Clock M the following described
viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third ~
District of This ciy, in the square No las bounded @
Claiborne, Kererec columbus and Robertson El
Said 81 street.
by m feet lees in depth together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon.
Seiz-d in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
F. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
TRoIslENE CoUR DE nisrRIcT IA VILE DE la oRLE-
de la Nouyelle- Orleans ANS vs.. EIIZE BAUME-No.
lO5h
I'm VERTU dun writ de heri facIas n moi
- adresse par phonore1le Iroisieme Cour de District de Ia
Nouvel Orleans, dams paae cide>sus ie procedera lie
SAMED 10 d'ayrils5s midi, alIIde de la Cite, de Ia
Commune, entire les du Camp des Mugazns, la
pub ique ct adjudication de-
TN TERRAIN siue dams lie Toisieme District de
Willie dams ilet No l4S borne les Claiborne Ker M
lerec Columbus Robertson lie dit terrain 81 I
pes plus moin de face Ia Claiborne 1856 pieds plus
mon, de ondeur ensemb tOutes les baisses
Amelioratons qui existent dtss
lie tout saisi dams p tiaire ci-dessus
CoNDITIONS-Comptan au moment de ladjudcation.
n. T. PARKER,
ms 10 % az 10 Sheriff de la Paroisse a. Orleans
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New Orleans ITORS-No- la6S9
QY VIRTUE of and in obedience an Or
ID der of March l7h,
BY Honorable Fourth District Court
entitled ill proceed sell auction
at the City Hoe Common street between Camp and Magazine
IT, ESDAY the 30h day March,
NJ. for Of the creditors of said nsolvent-
Sundry and dered by said
his creditors schedule fled he office
the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans
TERMs-Cash on the spot.
r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of he Parish of Orleane
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Standing Committees.

STATE Of 0RpER-P. q. N. John CriekaFd p. q. NJ
Chas. NJ Emerson and p. q. H. II. nentzsi.
JgDcIAL-P g. n james Stockton, r. a. Geo Hooper and
J. W. Ffouns.
PErIIoss ArrskLsP G. NJ J. O. Dunlap. P. g. Geo.
Rareshire A. r. O. Eneas s Nth.
LssIslsrrYE-P. g. u. Geo. W. Shaw. P. g. W. n. Ems
FIsiscE-P g. u H. O. st.s.on. p o. l. Butler and p
q a. Thomson .ls4r zs. III.
CONSTITUTION AND BYTAws-P. @. James Furneaus p @.
Geo iJefmeyer and p. q. O. Mem.
caEDEkultsP o. p. A. Dentze P. @. P. @. Collins and
r. O. . Wagner.
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THIRn DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS MRS.
o New Orleans CASTANEDO-No. 1925.
by VIRTUE of writ Of fieri facIas 10 me
u directed by the Honorable the Third District Court of New
Orleans the above entitled cause, will proceed sell
public auction the City Hotel Common street be.wee
Camp and Magazine SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of
april, 1853 at IL O'Clock NJ, the following described
erty viz
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate in the Third -
District Of this city 10 square No H. bounded by Mande A
Vile Gresu1en Casacalvo Said lot klI
IS front Vaudeville street, by l2
feet less in depth together with all the buildings mud
improvements thereon.
Seized in the sbove -u
TERMS-Cash the spot.
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QuArRfr~E Corn DE DIsrRIcr) "a 4 j. DENNTsToUN &
de Ia GO. VS.. WALDO HUGHES
Nonree- Orleans. No t2u37.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias n moi
Il adrese par ihonoabr Quaeme COur District de Ia
kouvrlle eHns dams aars procedera le VEN
DREDt, dayrl 1883, midi, rHdte de Il Cite, de
Ia Commune les du Camp des Magasis la
puhlique ct adjudication de-
Tou les drois es ct ineret de Robert L. Hughes des
defendeus dams Ia presente a,re ~ succession d. Elizabeth
Hughes aeeedee de John Hughes quee succession
Ia DenNieme Cour de strict de IA NouSelle Or
leans le No - go des dosslers de Ia die
Saisis dams lsiiaire cdessus.
CONDITIONS-Compt a mornen; de REHABILITATION.
f.. T. PARKER.
mo 10 % al 9 steril de la Paros,e d'Urbans
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r. r. PARKER.
n4 l2 10 26 as Sheriff de Ia ParoisSe d'UrI leans,

Of New Orleans CRFDi 'ORS-No. 1906.
by VIRTUE Of and In obedience To an order
- of sale rendered March l7th less and directed by
the Honorable the Second district Court Of New Orleans ia
the above entitled will proceed sell public auction
the premises hereinafter DESIGNATED on THURSDAY the
lst day of April 1855, and succeeding days gill closed 0l
O'Clock A. W.. for OF the creditors Of said nsoveas
The Contents of Clothing Store situate the Of St.
Ann and Old levee streets the Second District o This city
seheue fled in the Office of the Clerk OF the Second
District Gour of New Orleans
Surrendered by said insolvents to their creditors
TERMS-UAsh on the spot.
v. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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SECOND JupcIAL DrsrRIcr COURT, CRsrIA co vs. VIC
Parish OF Plaquemines. }TOR BARBEROT freres
No. 49,
pY VIRTUE OF n writ of Teri facins to me
u directed by the Honorable udic District
Court Parish of Piaquemines The above entitled cause
will proceed TO sell public auction City Hotel Common
street Camp Magazine Streets MONDAY, the
10Th day Of March, 1855 at IL O'Clock NJ
All the right title defendants IN and to
certain suit pending Of Barberot widow Nare No.
~ l5 Of the docket Of the Fourth Court Of New Or
leans which transferred from the Second Judicial Dis
trict Court.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cssh on the spot.
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CoUR DU DEUIIENE DIsTRICT1 CESTIA co.
JuDICIAIkE,
Psroisse = Plauuemines SV.BARBEROT freres-No 4s3
I'm yERTU dun writ de fieri facIas moi
II adresse Phonoabe COur du Deuxieme District JUDI
clare Paoisse de Plaquemne dan paaire eide e pro-
cederai lie LUHDI ~ de 1858, midi l'6e de Ia
Cite, de Ia Commune les du Camp ct DIES Maya
sins, d PRGiudcation de-
Tous les droits deendeurs certain
ptoces auoudihni pendant intu'e arbero N1he
No. ~ DIES dossiers de la Quaeme Conr de District de la
Nouvee Orleans leque ransere de la Cour du
Deuxeme District Jndiciaire
Saisis dams ratfaire ciessus.
CONDITIONS-Coniptan a moment de REHABILITATION.
T. PARKER,
MIL 10 p &c % Sheriff de la Paroisse diOrleans.
QUTTER-2s arkins very superior Goshen, landing ex
ID Creole for salehy
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So BSCRIPTIoN:
THREE DOLLARS PEP ,sSr-,,
NTARLBALY IN ADT4NCE
VERTISING RATES

For each square of 10 lines or less the first
n A.'Si sioh 81 90
Z OF each additional insertion, per square. so
For professional and business cards. dnelud-
sis. ~. L. N1o11''o'
A liberal discount made to yearly advertisers.
out their privilege will be strictly limited to their
own immediate and regular business !; and the
business OF TN advertising firm ia not considered
Us including that of its individual members.
Advertisements published at irregular inter-
walls, 81 per square for each insertion.
Calls on persons to become candidates will he
inserted as other advertisements, to be paid for
invariably in advance.
Announcing candidates for Office, s1O, to be
paid for in advance
Advertisements not marked on the copy for
specified time will be inserted till forbid. and
payment exacted.
Marriages and deaths are to be uublished "a
news; obituaries, tributes of respect and funeral
Invitations, as other advertisements. -. :
sr Cards Of a Personal character can onlv
be published in this paper as advertisements and
must be paid for IN ADVANCE, at double ad-
Tertising rates.
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UDI O'HALLIGAN,
To LARRY OHALLIGAs,

Posr ORr1eE RuLEs.-The law REQUIRES
the postage on all letters, except those
to foreign countries, to the oficers of
the government having the franking
privilege, and on official business to be
paid by stamps or stamped envelops.
Prepayment by money is prohibited
e Daguerrotypes arc charged as letter
postage at the rate Of six cents per
ounce.
All packages closely sealed 50 that
their contents cannot be known will be
charged with letter postage.
Stamps and stamped envelops arc
sold for cash only, never on credit
In making sale Of them in small auanti-
ties if the postmaster cannot readily
make the change the purchaser ia re-
quired to tender the exact amount for
the number he wants.
The common three cent letter stamps
are sold at three cents each, but stan-
ped enyelops Of this denomination are
sold at the rate Of so cents for rs.
Persons registering letters must pay
q registration fee Of FIVE cents.
Any persons using or attempting to
use stamp or envelop which has been
before used for tho conveyance Of let.
ter is liable 70 a cue cffftr dollars.
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p, and tomorrow we'll go over in my

up, and tomorrow we'll go over in NV
vettura.
We tumbled the two dead bodies in
to the diligence, and then bound the
two drivers hand and foot, and tumbled
them in after. The oxen were cast
adrift, and my brothers vetturino mount
ed and started the heavy team back,
while we assumed the control Of the
vcttnra ourselves.
"Thc drive down the mountain was
quickly performed and the city of Pistoia
was reached without mishap. The two
dead men were recognized as old often
ders at once, and my testimony very
qnickly settled the business for the dri-
vers. On the next night we were in Bo-
iogna, where my sisters received me
with open arms, and two days after
wards we were all in Venice.
" So much for my trip across the Ap-
pennies. And let me say to you'll you
have ever an occasion to hire special
diligence, with strange drivers, to ride
over the mountains of lilly, be sure
that you are well armed, and have a
trusty friend with you if possible"
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State Of LOuisiana.
FParish Of Pointe Goupee- Ninth District Court
IN a<mastr Of TIE suecession Of Lise Gre
MILLION. aridoaD S;meon MAJOR, deceased. /
Pursuant I'd an order Of the Ninth Dissric.
Court, TO me directed, /, the sheriff undersigned
win oer for sale, on Saturday, the 26th Of June,
1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises, the
following pooperty to-wit: sss-',.. u 80
SLAVES.
A negro woman named Resale, aged 20 years
her child, Roselfne, aged eighteenm0nths gssa
6 A negro man named Bob, aged SO years;
"a negro woman named Perine, aged so years
MOVABLES.
Horses. mule, cattle, Is sheep, hogs &c.
TERMS OF SALE
:. The movables' payable, all sums under twenty
dollars cash, all sums of twenty dollars and over,
In March, 1859. w
Slaves payable in three equal instalments, the
lst instalment March. Ie53 the "a instalIment
March, 1860. and the 3d3 instalment March, 1861
Purchasers to give their notes with good security
in soiido, payaHle az above stated, and those Civ
an for the immovabIes 10 bear mortgage on pro-
pcrty sold all notes to bear per cent interest
after dne, till paid SEVERN PORCHE,
yzsssia IL Sheriff.
Poinse Coupee, May, 20 Is5s-tds.
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A MOUNTAIN ADVENTURE.

| While stopping in Florence, at the
Casa del Bello," my companion and
guide was James L. Grover, an American
painter of some note, whom had known
well in the land of his nativity. Itwas
Sunday evening, and on the following
day was to start for Bologna. Gro.
yer and myself sat upon one of the bal.
comics of our chamber, engaged in con.
versation over our cigars, and after we
had talked awhile of the various things
we had seen during the day; he asked
me if he had ever told me of his adven.
ture upon the Apprentices. told him I
had never heard it.
Then / must tell it to you,n he said.
throwing away his cigar, and taking a
SIP of wine,
Ilighted a fresh cigar, and he related
to me as follows:-
Four years ago this summer my
brother and two sisters visited me here
in Florence. They spent two weeks
with me, and then started for Venne.
by the way Of Bologna, where they Ind
friends whom they we're anxious to see..
Ishould have gone with them had | not
been engaged upon work which had
promised to have done within a given
time; but, as it was, we made the thing
work very well, for my brother expect
ed two thousand dollars by the hands of
a friend who was shortly expected from
Rome, and it was arranged that should
take the money when it came, and
bring it with me to Venice when I got
ready to meet them there. My brother
left the necessary document for the OBJ
tanning of the money, and in due time set
out. s
On the very nextday Twas taken i'll,
and was confined to my bed q week, but
I got out and finished my work just as
the friend arrived from Rome with the
money He delivered it into my hands
upon the production of my brothers
written instructions, and | set the next
Monday as the day ON which would
start. was really not fit to undertake
such q journey, but I could not miss
seeing my sisters once more before they
returned home. I could hare sent the |
money easy enough, but / promised my |
self too much pleasure with my dear
relatives in Venice to miss it now.
Monday morning came, and could /
from my bed without assistance
4 sort Of neuralgic Affections had seized
III my nerves, aud ] was forced to stay
y doors, and to resort 70 hot baths and i
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AN IRISH LETTER.

DEAR NEFFA:-I hadn't sent you let.
har, since the last time | wrote We, be-
cause we have moved from the former
place OF llvin and didn't know where a
letter would find ye, but I now with
pleasure take up my pen to inform you
LOT the death OF your own livin' uncle,
Fitzpatrick, who died very suddenly last
week atthcr lingering illness of about
SIX weeks. The poor man was in con-
vulshuns the whole time of his illness.
lying perfectly quiet all the while and
spachless intirefy, talkin' incoIlerentIy,
and crying for wather. l had no oppor-
tunity of informing; ye Of his death soon
er except | wrote you by the last post.
which went two days before his death,
an thin yed had the postage to pay
pm at great loss to tell ye what his
death was occashuned by, but fear IL
was by his last sickness. He niver was
well in ten days together in the whole
time of his confinement, but be that
as it will as he breathcd his last the doc
ther give up all hopes of his recovery.
1 needn't tell You any thing about his
age, for ye know that in May next that
he would have been twenty-five years
ouid harrin' ten months, and had he liv-
ed till that time he would have been six
months ded. His property is very con-
siderable; it devolves upon his kin, who
is ded some time since, SO that expect
that it will be equally divided between us,
and then my dear Larry yu'll git two
thirds OF the whole, and ye know that he
had fine esthate which was sold to paw
his debts, and the remainder he lost on
4 horse race. But it was the opinion of
all parties that he would have won the
race if the horse he ran against hadn't
been too fast,-bad luck to the baste.
But poor soul, he will never ate or drink
nore
And now Larry, my dear boy, ye amt
l relashun in the world but meself and
your cousin that were kilt in the last
war. But cant dwell upon this mourn
'ul subject, but viii sale this leather
With black salin' wax, and put on your
,ncle.s coat of arms. So beg ye not
o break the sale when ye open the lether
lntill three or four days afther yc resave
be that time ye will be prepared to
lear the mournful tidings.
Yer ould swateheart, Mary, sinds her
owe to ye, unbeknown to me- Whin
he bearer of this arrives in Hamilton.
< him for this lether, and if he don't
now which one it is, tell him it is the
ne that speaks of your uncle's death,
nd is sailed in black.
Yer af1ectionate aunt
JUDY O'HALLIGAN,
To LARRY O'HALLIGAS.
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TAKE BACK THE FOND vows.

Take back the fond vows you have spoken,
And give back each promise of mine.
Though our vows are pure and unbroken.
We must par-and tits vain to repine.
will strive each emotion to smother.
OF passion so tender and true,
Yet ne'er will taste with another.
Such love as I've tasted with you. @
Oh mournful indeed is cur story,
Aud mournfnl our passion has proved;
Yet still 'tis my passion and glory.
To think that my spirit has loved.
! will think of You oft as a brother,
AS being exalted and true,
For ne'er viii find in another,
Such charms as are centered in you,.
Couldsst thou be my fond and true lover,
I'd heed not the fatterers / meet,
Though still round my pathway they hover,
To pour their fond vows ut my feet.
But duty commands me to smother
My passions and bid you adieu,
Yet ne'er shall taste with another,
Such love as I've tasted with you