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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-02
92irl(mond Gllspattll.
observation-disclosures 2, 1867.
LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
PrvrEsnvEG, September 30, 1867

PETERSBURG, September 30, 1867.
II is interesting, as we'll a. profitable,
that we should be advised Of what is going
on in the under currents OF our Socia! SyS-
TEN. The fact is not to he ignored, that
in our own State, as well as IN the South
generally, the most active measures have
been inauguratcd for the literary lnSirNc-
ton OF the colOrcd youth; aud from the
progress which has already been mace
within these two or three years, we may
Justly infer that in the course OF inc pr
sent generation ihc- will all receive Tue
benefits of primary education. That
they have hitherto i!ockcd 10 the Sc'oo''
within their reach. and flied them to over
flowing. has doubtless been because OF 'l'
novelty Of the thing quite rs much or
moro than from any spirit Of inquiry. In
,.n,r,r,l =, .1,r latter trait, we have no rca-
son Ia believe it exists IN more than 4
moderate degree but colorcd people, both
old and Young. delight in nothing more
than in congrcgatiug together. There is
excitement in it, and they are far more
cxci,ablc aud imprcSsihc than children OF
the white race. The fact is, If white chill
drcn arc more remarkable for one thing
than another, it is for their utter aversion
TO schools. We have been to nearly all
sorts of schools, from the old-iicld up
wards, and We never saw boy yet that
took much pleasure in getting his lessons.
But he Will annoy You with thousand
questions which admit Of no satisfactory
solution, while the cOlorcd child never
shows any curiosity beyond the matter
that is brough. Immediately 10 his attcn-
ton.
II is necessary, torc!orc, 10 make many
allowances in tho tayorins accounts which
have been given OF the aptncSS OF the
co,orcd youth, and of their capacity Tor
high literary attainmcntS. II Wc arc 10
believe the reports Of their teachers, they
not onlv bear favorable comparison with
the white youth, but are rather the SUI
prrioy race. Il this is really 50, 1t ought
to be a subject Of sincere graduation, see
ing that their numbers give them great
ascrndancv over the whites, and that the
relative positions of the two races IS
undergoing 4 radical change.
It would bc unjust TO dcprcciate the IN
tc}lcct Of TIC coiorcd people; but il IS
rather 4 difficult matter to convince Us,
who have been brought up with them, aud
known them all our lives, that they are
capable Of any high degree OF develop
rncut. Tho brightest minds among .helH
are Of those who have greater or les, IN
fusion Of white blood, and these consti-
tutc but very small proportion OF the
whole.
intended that these remarks should
have been Introductory to notice OF TIE
report of j. W. Avorl the general SUI
periatcuGcnt Of the co.orcd schools, hEt
as ms letter has nearly reached It's limits,
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by Thomas D. Neal, Auctloneer,
30. IS Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streetS

DAW NERO KNR'S SALES, 900
I WORTH or FORFEITED PLEDGhS.-Wili
he sold on THURSDAY MORNING. 81 octoh-r,
at 10 o'clock, the entire lot Of FORE + 7
PLEDGES ut the store OF II. Harris ( Brother,
pawrbrckers, No 1881 Main street, bet~o.n FIT
taanih and Seventeenth streets. The stock con-
s-ts IF DlAMOED RINGS, my very hne COLD
watch e. amongst which viii be found several
very fine chronomaters. Also, ssventy-ive SiL-
YER WATCHES, GOLD BRACELETS, F!EGER
GlSGS, CHAIas, &c. nlLNEkwAHE, emhrac-
.ing SPOONS. FORKS, CUPS. HUTFEE-kNlFES,
&C. CLOTHING. GUNS, PISTOLS, and good
many articles too nuTrroua 10 nertiOn all to
be sold without reserve to the highest bidder.
Il. HARRIs Il BROTHER will warrant the articles
sold as they represent them.
THOMAS u. NEAL. Auctionoer.
Persons can call Al our loan office, No 1891 II an
street CUP stsirsl, ana redeem or reneT their
pledges on Wednesday. October 2d, as further IN
diligence cannot be granted.
H. HAGEIS / BROTHER,
So % Fawuhrok-rs.
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TRUSTFTS' SALE OF EXCELLENT
i EEiCE TENEMENT on ri. VEST LfSE
OF SEVENTH BETWEEN CLAY ASD LEIGH
October, ls5s, duly recorded in G.canond Hastings
Court IN dead book No 70 .. paEo l3j, we shall. IN
execution thereof, proceed 70 ell q. pubic AUc-
ZION. on the premises on MONDAY h. ith Ccto-
5.r 1857 at hat past O'Clock =. N II fair, II not,
the iir-t fair day thereafter, that beautiful BRitk
TET SM GSr located above. now IL -" Cccu-
nancy Of Mr. K 4. Mills. The 10. has 4 front Of
!. feet ard 2 depth cf 1870 feet The dwelling IS
in exec lert order. contain, screen rooms. besides
ample accommodations for servants. The usual
modern imrroram utS have been iitrod Gccd into
tn dwalling-such sas, water-ciosets, culvvris.
baths, &c.
The iced requires a cash sa'a to the eHteu: OF
about - $780, but il T. probable that at the nour OF
sale an Arrangement will os made 10 extend rcA-
sonabl . term. ofcrsait.
;, . 5 a21XA 1HM nf T. SANDS Trustees
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By Harrison, Godiin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Zeal Estate Agents.

TOM SIONER'S SALE OF
~ EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, ON THE VIII
IAMSBUEG ROAD, ABOUT SEVEN MILES HE.
Low RICHMOND, AHJ0ITITG THR LANDS Of
WILLIAMSON AILET, AND oTHEES.-As COM
missioner under 4 decree in the suit of Seal. &c,
rs. seal, &c, in the County Court Of Henrlco. |
shall. on MON Day the eth lay OF October, l'9I,
nj H.nrico conrt- house chat being court darl, at
IL o'clock. CELL AZ pablo auction, to the highest
bidder, the tract OF land above named.
TERMS: One-thIrd cash the balance upon
credit Of six months for negotiable note With
interest added, and the tile retained unit! the
whole purchase money * paid and CONVEYANCE
directed by the court; or all cash. At the option OF
the ru-cnssar L. NANCE.
(,nrnruis .tr
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auction Safes.
HEJTIEU5f DtO"tos
FUTURE DAY.
BY Paine Il Co., Auctionssrs.
TIR s T L & z G e + q L l.
CATALOGUE SALE.
FUTURE DAY.
or THURSDAY, ltru OF OCTOBER,

commencing at |, o'clock. wa Y; Il sell at our aUc
rooms. No. lo15 Main street. b. CATALOGUE, y
large and choice assortment Of
FRa>fi FALL DhI GOODS.
BOTS. SHOES, and HATS,
kEiDI.MtDE CLOTHING. &c,
ccmpr.rin. very large aud desirable stock, suited
70 the fall trade.
The attention II city ard co1ntry merchants il
invited, "a this will o1 tho IarEa,t ard ao.. at
tTHctlS. stock va haze jet offered, and .i!l be-
sold IN lots IL suit gurch4s.-s.
80 - pAI,E I co. tur,tO-aa-4
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VERY PEaUTIFUL COTTAGE Pc
v siDEYCE, oETHE w4sT LINE oFSHyFNTH
STREE NORTH OF LEIGH STREET foh SALE t
1T AUCTION Will be sold ~ aucticn. on me
nrantsas on THURSDAY the I'll Of October, ~,
o'clock III ths Tsry ocs,sI az
above now owned and occupied by Mr.. h. T. Sou-
der and formerly By Rer Dr. L. a., BqtT 70 ;sc
feet The dwelling has sixteen rooms, lhcIhd'ns
servants apartments. besides bath room water.
closets, &c. II mas all The mot9rn Engagements
ond convanianccs for a large family. The front
ward is embcllished With shade and ornamental
trass shrubhcry, &c. The ne!Shborhood Is ex-
Collent and the situation, whit 1t Is convenient
10 MAJ ket ana The usual places Of business, ia yet
r. marx bly, retired and beautiful. The special
attention u psr-ons wanting an excellent rest,
dence in a g3nteel neis htorhcot Is respectfully
called 10 this sale. Possession given in 4 sLor:
time.
Terms: One fifth cash {; balance at .. i, .. and
IL months, for negotiable nOtes, interest aGt-l
Il aKh i5oN, GoDDIN &APPERs0Y.
SO 80 Auct.Oueers.
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-ReGJ -EstNte for SUE.

4 MOST DESIRABLE AN . HiGH-
"A IY.IMpRoVED FARM az FOUR HUa.
DIED aCSSS, IN AMELIA C0USTi, VA. For
SALE ON VEsY hCC0MHODATlNG TERMS
Il is located three miles from tho Richmond and
panvil,s %ailroad station at the Courthouse, and
thirty TX miles from Richmond IN 4 ra.uhriou-
and healthy npighbOrhood. with good suclaty
The dwelling has "iaht rooms, and s IN exc-ilsnt
condition and repair, rev once, lce-hcu~e,
meat house kitchen i've servants houses, an eX-
cciIent w-li Of superior water, a -ran-ry. two
csrr cribs, two tobacco barns, carriage houss,
she'd, and stables. with 4 largo u9cern barn IN
process Of construction and nearly finished. =
line young orchard with a great variety Of tho
THO soi! is admirably adapted to the production
o. wheat. corn. and tobacco and has had eleven
tons ut Boston M!lI!ng CompaEys bone taur and
two and half tons OF Peruvian suano applied on
the last two wears crops.
There /, about $50 acres OF open land, near ga
gnality aud IS Of which seeded in yrd-s last
spring Therca fifty acres vel -et IN fine clover.
ana forty acres falowei for wheat 4 portion Of
which hA- been heavily MANFRED for the crop !:
ard ti.s owner will aeeI forty basheis of what
The balance in hickory, oak, and Pine. The
growing corn, Provcuter, and Root Crops, 10
!ethar with II Stock and implements, may be
purchased al market rates and the purchaser VIII
be required TO pay the cos. expended on the
whsal crop.
The terms Of purchase for the real estate, one
fourth cash the balance in four equal payments
al one, two three. and four year,. with interest
cash Tne prlc. will ba low, and the lille qua
ranteed beyond peradventure. Addres5
ocl-Im Amelia our,ho1sc, Va.
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ESTABLISHED 1884.
II 2. J. crew CO..
tsusesaora TO c. crew SON.
STEAM SOAP AND CAHDL. AAAtFatTVH '"''
nos. rs, rs, ana H. ssy"s'son,h ''re""
opposite ths old Market. kichG"a1 'HS''1H'
have nov IN factory !srso s!oes q 'GP''''i
FAMILY SOAPS.
which ~o oEar 10 the trite a! sueh P'ISsi =
H"A' - - II su
m - y .
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BvLaucaster K Co., Auctioueess.

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, at
W our office, on WEDNESDAY,, October :.
l.a7. AT y o. clock,
FIFTY sHAEES OF CLOVER HILL RAILROAD
STOCK.
SO 26-,ds LANCASTER /. CO., hrc,ioHoers. i
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By Cabell & Watkins.

BEAUTIFUL LOTS, ON CLAY BE-
d TWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
FOR SALE.-Thc owner authorizes rs 10 otter for
A few days, At It very low price, four OF those
valuable aud central LOTS located aa above. one
fronts twenty i've feet on the 5outh line OF Clay
street at its Intersection with Ninth street: the
other three separated from this lot by an Inter
ven!ug one and front ninety ioet on the south
side OF Clay street, running back about one hun
dr"d and hfty feet 10 an alley. These lots are III
the heart of the city. in an excel nei- hbor-
hood, and surpassed in attractiTeness by few
others.
= bargain may be bought BY immediate appil-
cation 10 CAbELL < WATKINS,
50 27-5t Real Estate Agents, lll3 Main street.
TOR SALE OR RENT, Il beautiful
4 LITTLE MAEkET FAEM, one ard 4 halt miles
from the ciiy-thirty i've acres OF land Ave
hundred choice young fruit trees, goou GWeIlLs,
oQt-houses, &c. Apply TO r,,.,,
sc 26-lT 70. loli Main street.
An ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR
IA SiLE.-The untsrs.g ned offers for sale X
his RESIDENCE a. Lexington. Va. ihn E:fts
house III nearly new, and contains el-ht-s-aos
rooms finished in best styi7. There are ioEt.Gs
acre. Of land attached 10 the property. Iu9
grounds are hand oneiy improved AID wei! mp
piled with shade and fruit trees. ! more des!F1-
bl, property i rarely offered Tor SAFE
For terms OF sale and other lLtorm&toi!r III my
absence apply 10 Governor i.stcher: p,,-ror
50 u-.w JAN 70 y. I IA -'-''
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE Pc

nv Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, AuctioneerS
and Real Estate Agents.
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BY Harrison. Goddin u Apperson, Auctloneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TE7HE VALUABLE. MIL KNOWN
AS "BhAKhY,s," AND C0TT AGE GH,i,
rEacE, WITH TWELVE ACRES ApJo!Nlrd
THSkkrO, FDR Sale ar AUCTION Will be
.old At auc,ion, on III. PREMISE, On IT, tSi =,
the sth Of october. 1857, IT o'clock =. N maj
y.Iusble GsI,T IlLL kuowa s. /" Bl4kcy -
situated on Gilie's cresk ard. the York kive!
railroad, abOnt ono mile east o' klchnond Win
s0rur ;hree .cre, ii land attached 20 1t. The
mill has fine run OF CuetOn the machinery is
in excellent order, ana the stream affords ccon, ,
Itt,t supply 81 water + the OF the mill ~ all
season. Of the year. In the hands Of ! p7rson
with sma!! capital tho Iill would prove very
profitable. ! fter tho sale Of the mill, tho COT
Tlai on the opposite s5o IL the rond. occupied
ny Sr. J. Sra. Z. will bcso!t. 1t contains ample
accommodations Tor lars. family, and attached
10 il !. we've acres d very oduc'ivA land. -
miru5iy 2d2Itcd Tor q market garden. Also, e
sma Gotta pk, separated from ;ae above, con
tanning four rooms, Kitchen, &c.
TskAs: Very liberia; say one.forr:h cash ;
balances 81 one, two AID three ysars for ncEotls-
be notes, interas' aided, payable half yearly Sc
curea by trust iced. ,,,,.,.,
Cc !. auC,iDnserS.
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p. S.-Tnc foregoing real estate was sold 1T auc.
ton II der tn. trus. deed aforesaid on Saturday
the lilh september, ard wes purchased by z. An
going BALE will now b. made at SIS risk and costs.
p. =. WINSTON, Trustee.
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By Hsr-!soa.t Eio&tin " .aper.oa, AGctioueors
and kea! Estate agents

TIRUSTETS SALE CF VALUABLE
l BRicK TENEMENT. OK THE SOUTH SIDE
- MAIN Is aTWGsH lX7EEETH AND SEVEN
TEETH STREEc>. KNOWN A. "SA0LEk'S
i S>TA UShHT," at .UCTloG Prrauant TO the
provisions of deed II trast bearing date on the
Oh Jay Of " rch, lsG7. duly recorl"d in r.ichmond
Eu-tluS. Court, executed or A. Co7zolino 10 Ins rs
trustee, and at tra request Cf the beneficiary
therein secured, shall proceed to sell on TT En-
Dry the LIST day OF october, l-t7, at l o'clock i.
NJ. the VALUABLE EhAL ESTATE located -
above. The huiidins has iron. on Main stree:
81 % feet more or less, runnia. back Ito feet more
or less Ia Pine alloy.
The Terms Of SALE VIII ba for enough in cash
&c pay ali expenses OF ex-Cutiu. this trust ana 10
pay OF ald dsch ATEe thr. deeds ci trust amount
il, to about -. 500 ona credit until ths llth ns.
ccIiher, 1861 as - - zoe; crudit until e 18th
February 1868 as 10 IL oil and as TO the residue
OF the purchase money, on such tsrIns As w!!l be
made known ~ the hour Of sale.
+. z. WINSTON, Trustee.
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DICHMUND BANKING

DICHMUND BANKING
Al md INSURANCE COMPANY
tSItTc DEPOSITORY
+ ncw doing q Il ~ EEAL BANKING BUSINESS
oiiicv. northeast corner O.! Main and TTefth
streets, Richmond, Va.
IN the Savings Department.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
aad interest paid thereon. DePo7itors are assured
~ the security offered by this company, "nl are
respectfully invited 70 deposit their innds with us.
IN Tho Insurance department, We mako
INSURANCE on LIVES
on the raos reasonable forms and also Issue Poll
Gle, Of Iu-urance against hTe on all desirable
cla.sa, Of risk IN city or country.
We invite your .etrou axe.
JOHN Il. DAVIS, President.
EDWARD SlSToS, CGshie..
JDES r. e. PoTT4 SECRETARY. j. IL
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rOR LEASE AT AUCTiON.-Wlll
II hs laas.d mon the premises, on SATuhpAf,
,-N,o1orI 10 1.sT At half past O'Clock =. ~, 10
ma highest bidder, the :" ALkEE PROPERTY,
belonging 10 the town OF Manchester rms pro-
prrty il situated on the 4mos river an e!sh'a
If a mile below Mayo's bridge.
httache, to he same is FISHERY. which has
ia.,.i ~ the same tims and place. Possession
-, van on Isl January, ISIS.
~ T. Il. BEAZLEY.
nc o1n-haStd Secretary.
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7. S.-The above saio was postponed to, and
will lake place on ina PREMISES on THURS DAI
thu 81 Of October i.t at O'Clock z. u:
oc2 j.. =. WINSTON, Trustee.
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8 - - - ~ = -7- -. - - - -
K hIhah>ulf Ivhi > - - h' -<f-%r-N
sp!end!i ~" "ids- "hg.I ''eAHfhi III g
hL5EnakLE. SARATOGA Fat. Ns,ass,ylsf..c3.
TEXAS! IAJAEA, and tE"l = : e. a',S-' =
leave Now - "FeFY iIbNDA !" MO-,
DAY, FRIDAY. ard SUNDAY. ,......u.,...,.
p.ossly for Ii Is route. They have splantia aa.o'i'
ard 'lstefooma, ard ths i"f", "t"H''""' "''' -
comm tgtlons are nGsrrpa,-~t .....,.,t,
Goods shipp.t by this iins "'s Landed $500.
~ ,-w York on :hs comTtny'- eo'oF.d per 81
North river within forty s..h hour.
I.-Graucs effected Al lowest rltro %h'h "fN",''
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auction Sales.

~ r-e~s-~
THIS DAY.
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CTR XtD from luy residence, on
y The williamsburg ro.d on Friday Tss-rErs
last BLACK COW with white on her jfSSrSJj,.Ssl
l,g. and face. and mark around her sE
horns caused by 4 rope. : liberal re- szyAc---<G.
ward will b. given Tor her delivery / me At NY
residence. ar al my stall, in First Market.
nr IL MlI.LLaM lELILEGSWNLII
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DrAED WA %TED.-A young Lady
} wishes u Room with Board, in some quiet
and retired family. with widow lady pTcicrr"d,l
where pertons NINA their own business. board
paid in advance If desired. address
or2 At Miss T.. Di~patc' Office
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III 4 UR Al
Make Corn.

H. q =
Will the South ever learn anything? a
French g, mic upon tho restoration of the
Bourbonys, remarked: "Thcy have nothing
Shall we be subject to the Same sarcasm p: .
WhG'a can we do without corn?
J n the old times, just before tho great crash
Of &c -'37, when ybody was run mad on the
zsuajcrt Of cotton. just as. we are now, q team
"a poor lean mule team was staggering up
Main street under a heavy load. The owner
in sort ofapologctic way, remarked to a knot
of friends, "Upon my word, i wish I did know
what would fatten my mules. I've tried aun
comica and assafedita, and every sort of thing
and it don't seem to do q particle of good 2
:" Did you ever try cornY quietly asked tho
Dogcncs of tho party. aIf not, perhaps you u
had better try it.p
We would warn the people to mako corn.
Lcssees don't scom to care about it /; they come
to suck out,the substance and then like wild
geese emigrate North with their craws full.
See to it, you lessons; make it % sine qua non
that your lcssees shall raise corn Your coun.
try demands it. A full corn crib is better than
"a full crib ofany other kind, Chickens, mules
jdarkies and every living thing rejoicea ini
Who have been tho most. successful planters in
old times2 the man of corn.
We fonished to hear sensible men ad-
yisingiis ,stc make cotton to buy corn with
Eyentht "a Indians have got drunk, We
know some large plantations that hay 'ilt got
enougli shiicks Ia nak "a horso col lars r, cayss,
hpownels efs such places @ .lgor u
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&


The startling
town yesterday TINT there sssass spt i 4
cornSih q re- sto
seems 30. W We bow dos la 10 cot t5E ssis
ship It and neg lect corr; se are
in famine sould that
giycy lecture the ject .ai
only tesnlan Of whom, have
got cosasees in the
situation sin military rarlence
sacSI made
borrow the money buy 5l5a ID
got 70 feed mules tp haul the Cor
to pay driver TO- the Us
the Corn. ods have to reaae tie
and yOu'can run on
With the cfpnlpl
ters that spring from al,
Don't be nth Er
canse We
before the mosstach tiiss
all the editors III
aSng, and the people
corn II
Let US do it qaiek, befofe nj AS
chance 70 &c IS the
stamped that QUO cons olati s
Ss time for TO speak
people to plant corn May ssod bless So nsssa
season with "a cornicop of corn. E:ss ~
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P0. ..E RI
sssss ssssf'ss ron THE S0nASgEBORd SEws.s
ResignaH Hon, to Love too UnfSr-
&. IS tunl te. ~

e. 81, tUnate.' Is y s IS
sI,l drift him althodgh on; oheskyS II know,
The bloom will pale forever
,Ill l.drifts him though In the core. of my
e lsll shall cease 70 love
a6d hepify q shs Hoes o tle past
Win apd there but 3
III drittlllim andS Shope the SOD
Ger life and its love brokon toys
y ~ Y R DIN linn
,shSaia fevel y! Shrine efany J,
Ill dEift him,stlaag cradle VOC 81
ssFrottaiiy bosonssh holld mover. deplft S, &
sIll drift hin, .loigh misery sdpisltely blond,
Hers powers to tortufe my soul - I,
.ll drift fstes anfl though ssisa sss
sny lie III IL vi 8 s. s SIS
TiIdafs lin, atlouglft timo shail bring Aer moro
One. balm my lone bosom to soothe= I. s.s
lll. dritt bins though henssfor,l.sth ppsh
Bs5 every ss!s ythi1s @ else but thssnootl. s,.
firdtiSs thoagh IL Fl 4ss s. dark Teannnt of days.
fA Heritage of agony live, "a
.Eli drif tsIim,s hesrly emotions Of woe
sIniny hear thy dream birth should
He iHI isdsifted alasl Ind my hsas. wildly ssies
Earewcll roses of bliss, s,s
thor1,s lsftin my sonl
oice instilsl misery 81 this
a
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with q altering voiee, ,.you know Yer well
that he is not here 2,

wins o 1alter1ng voice, you know very well
that he is not here. = 2. = ss =
sBnt this letter this letter, ma am
55 Have yon gotten a young man to whom
was afianced, and whom, coward like, you throw
slikeIa vile malefactor into prison n
9'' Frantz has nothing to do with this affair flair
madam. - s. Is S
@ oua are mistaken, Sir for loved him ar
IDENTIFY, feryently before waa compelled to be-
come your wife, and I him still more aff.s
terwards: You had him conds smned for a sup
posed crime before our to France, yet, s
ahsoontriyed 70 join me in i Paris siais
{ I4e l. It's imposaibl
IS 6 You were absent, sir, aged in political
5intrigues in Londo ont could receive him II iths
out fear. IS 6
The count stretched out his hand towards Il
his pistols. sc II e ssls; sslss;|ss s.
Not yet, sir, E said the young woman d
bitter smile; ayou must first here me OUT
,Frantz had been in Paris about two morifhs,''
when syf you announced your return. He then
soonjured me to flee with him; but IL renlen1ls.S
.bcred my child-T-I was, besides, sure that we
should not be able to escape your pursuit, that
Frantz would pay the penalty. Of his life
wished to save him from inevitable destruction;
woman 4 II refused Isthen rel
ceiyed from Frantz q letter which containe1
these words: ~ 8 AZ
This evening shall BE ia uil der rswindows,
to sec you or to die ',3 q - 3 8 S
distracted Z few to the luxembourg the.
gatcs were closed. L ran to this gentleman,
who occupied an apartment ander ours he
opened for me private, door which led into
the gardens, and when I arrived Frantz was
dead p 3
The countess buried her face in her hands,.
and sobbed aloud" s:i553 \.
You will now easily understand, I, rejoine,l
she, after long silence, .swhy i was so dis
turbed when Iagain perceived that gentlelnan-
why Iwas! so anxious to meet him Why u
wrote to himst leave Vienna & ..ss 1 I I
CONT had aat and :;hsteaea g ll.shssdes
tails Of this venture with most fsTFIITG
calm, his eyes fixed, and his lips COM pressed.
lie ut last rose. and advanced towards GARNER.
who had remained wonder.struck and mute
with astonishment - Y ou will quit Vienna to-
|'morrow," said he impcratively. 4
The young man started, and was about to
Eanswer, but the countess looked at him. ssIt
shall be 50" said he coldly.
The count then seized his wife's arm, who
shuddercd beneath his grasp, aud they both
disappeared. :ass
A month after, Frederick met in Paris, y e {
blanc, who had just arrived from Vienna glh
two friends had q long conversation togo sth y j
I Now think of it" said Henry, saJ l,ay
learned by heart the name of the Hun 9 .rian
wife-she is the Countess Margaret ST 1 Gle,
wholtezser"
"And how came yoirf to know itff.'.. 80 2s
"I saw it on the funeral invite, 5iions.n Sf
"What |" exclaimed Freder; *. shuddeript
sis the countess dead z" @
eyes, she died the day after your departur
from Vienna" y. G, g.