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TO FARMERS.
p REMIU M s.
vUlHE following is list Of receipts for premiums
paid by J. ". BURS0N Il Co.. for the large
crops of Flaxseed raised from given amounts loaned
1866.
RICHMOND, fSp March LIST, 1857.
Received Of J. W. Burson Co, Ten 500 Dollars,
being one of the premiums faxseed per their
agreement. OF March Is. 1885,
j. DoDDRIDGE. Milton, Ind.
RICHMOND, ISp. March LIST. 1857.
Received of j. ". Burssn Co., Twenty ; o. Dol
lars being one of the premiums fs1seed as per
their agreement of March l9, 1856:
). Il. MARTIN, Milton, Ind
RICHMOND, ISp.. March LIST, 1857.
Received of J. W. Bursen L Co., Thirty 800 Dol
lars being one of the premiums faxseed, per
their agreement of March 10. 1856.
NATHAN MENDENHALL Dover Ind.
RICHMOND. IsD., March lst. Esss.
Received of J. W. Burson Co, Forty $40 Dol
lars being one of the premiums on faxseed, per
their agreement of March IL, 1855.
JAMES SMELSER, Richmond Ind.
RICHMOND. lSD-- March lst. 1857.
Received of ]. W Burson Co., Fifty $50 Dol
lars being one of the Premiums on haxseed, as per
their agree rnens of March H. 1855.
JACOB NELSON, Beech Mire, Ind
3-sw-
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Mode Of Distribution.

Mode OF DiStri button.
The numbers from l to $4,000 will be placed in a
wheel by the Committee, and drawn out one by one
The first numt er drawn will entitle the holder of the
ticket bearing the corresponding number the first
prize printed in the catalogue which 600 in
Cash; the second number. TO the second prize on the
list and so on until all the prizes drown.
Tickets can be procured at the Hotels, Book Drug
and Jew ery Stores in this city, aud nv office at
the fremont House Price tickets. one dollar each
Sent TO any part OF the country receipt of price.
and stamp to pay return postage.
Club Rafes.-Any party procuring club of five
or more names for tickets and sending the money for
the same, will be allowed the following commission:
Five tickets TO one address, 81 IS; Ten tickets do
50. so; Twenty tickets, do. $1,000, &c &c.
In every case send the name of each subscriber
with the number of their ticket, and their posotFic
address, with town, county, and State in full Money
by Draft, Postoffce Order, Express or Registered
Letters may be sent at risk.
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Male and Female Agents Wanted in every
Town and County in the State.
pREMIUMsro AGENTS.

One American Silver Watch worth 5000 will be
given TO the agent selling the largest Tickets
One Pate Lever Watch worth thirty dollars to the
Agent selling the largest number; Photograph
Album, worth twenty dollars, to the Agent selling the
third largest number.
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RooT'z PxsT acHfsH preserves the life of the Hair
changes It from grey 10 its original color m three
weeks-prevents the hair from failing-is the best
tele for dressing TIE hair found tie market
viii surely remoredandru and diseases Of the
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Hadleys Normal Academy,

,u1HE NEXT TERM OF twenty weeks will begin
i February 4th, 1884, a
wish to announce Ia friends that no effort Wi
he pared 10 make this school rank with the very best.
To teachers and those preparing to teach, wish TO
saw that am making arrangements 10 have com
rlete TRAINING DEPARTMENT during next term.
: BOOK Keeping.
furnish plain. praeticat course Of Book Keeping,
fsc,ent for all the ordinary purposes life without
-, charge HIRAM HADDEY.
Ism Principal.
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Capital Prize $4,000 Cash!
TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing to the delay in procuring per mission from
the Commits sioner of Internal Revenue, / have not
had time to dispose of all the Tickets although they
have been selling very rapidly Therefore, justice
to the soldiers, ticke: holders and self have been
March I'D, s67, whenit will Positively TAKE PL ACE,
without further delay.
In consequence of the rapid in which
Tickets selling, have been induced increase
the number to 5000, Premiums to l0o52, and raise
the Capital Prize to $4,000 in Cash. Surely, no one
can object TO this as the chances for Premium
main the same, and the capital is much more vafu-
able. This is the most liberal distribution of Prizes
offered TO the public in small scheme.
This is no humbug, hut truly benevolent cuter-
prise, demanding the attention of every man,
aud child til. oughout the State. take pleasure in
referring the public to he references, who among
the respectable wealthy aud influential CITIZENS
in Eastern Indiana.
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Young America at the wheel.
- a well known clergyman was crossing
Lake Erie, some years ago, upon one OF
the Lake steamers; and seeing a small
lad at the wheel he accosted him as fol-
lows
my son you appear to be a small boy
to steer so large boat
"Yes, SIR was the reply. = hut you see
can do it, though
"Do You think you understand your
business my son
.Yes, sir; think ! do
"Can you box the compass 2
"Yes, sir
"Let me hear you box it 7
The boy did as requested, when the
minister said
"Well really, you can do it! Can you
box it backwards ?
Yes, SIR
Let me hear YOU"
The boy again did as requested, when
the minister further remarked:
81 declare, my son, you do seem 20
understand your business
The boy then took his turn at question
asking, beginning:
pray, sir, what might be your bust.
ness?'
81 am minister of the Gospel
"Do you think you understand your
business 2
al think ! do, my son.
"Can you say the Lords PrayerT
Yes
Say it.
The clergyman did SO, repeating the
yOi6n gvNlsf1event manner, - tho
trying to make an impression on the lad
"Well, really said the boy at its con
clusion, you do know 1t, don't you
Now say il backwards."
5 "Oh! can't do such thing IS that
OF ooofse-.
"Yaa can't do it eh z interrupted the
boys well, then, you see understand
nysbrsness great deal better than you
doS0xiEss -Hsssf IA III .essn ssIsass3 ..s7ff
"a = The clergyman acknowledged himself
best and retired > at-zN
.NM vasa
.xE-sa sss 4asso
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CoWhidinr Affair

The Savannah NelrS and HerdR saws ::
The residents on Barnard street, in ,he
vicinity Of Solomon's drug store, were
Yesterday thrown into a rras state or
excitement by cowhidiug affair which
occurred there. Both paritS are we'll
Known IN the city, one Of whom keeps a
millinery store on Barnard strcet The
affair, it is said, was caused hy some
action on the part Of the milirer towards
y~ing lady, who was living in his house
and leaning the millinery business. The
story, AS We Have heard it, goes 10 SHOW
that 'he young lady, being callel from
her work 10 attend to the preparation Of
supper, was in The kirch.n drawing tea.
when the proprietor Of the shop entered
and. afer som" sprighNv conversation.
attempted to kiss her. This action she
stron.'v resisted, when, II said, lie made
some indecent overtures to her.
She Immediately lef the house, and
finding her brother, she communicated
the actions Of the proprietor to him. lie
Immediately armed himself with a cow
hide, and repaired. to the millinery store
and fndinC it occupied by some ladies
who were purchasing goods, he politely
requested his presence outside the store
The proprietor said that he was busy and
couli not, but was st length prevailed
upon, when, entering the street, the broth
er seized him by the arm, and toge,he,
they walked around the corner, the pro
prie,or =. loss TO accountvior The man,
business The young lady wa. waiting
their spnrnsch, on the street. and upon
. nearing her the brother asked her If hi.
was the man who had iusulled her. She
repliel That Il was, when The brother.
without fnrther ceremony or explanation.
drew his oawhide and began applying it
vigorously 10 the proprietor, who began
shouting 70, help. He held the unlncky
1milliner firmly in'his grasp. and before he
finally escaped, he gave him some fftv
lssbes, cutting his clothes, flesh aud head
in very severe manner. After comp'etr
ing his exciting task, he replaced his COW
hide and coolly walked away, leaving the
proprietor TO the sympathy Of the aston.
ished crowd.
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LANCASTER c. H., S. c.. JUNE 49, 1867

asking me, indeed, because always star.
some objection. OF course can, 90 out
a figure. Aud when you ask me to 90.
YOU know very well that my bonnet isn't
as 1t should 1e-or that my gown has'nt
come home--or that | can't leave the
children-or tha, something keeps me
indoors ! fou know all tins, well enough
before YOU ask me. And that's your art.
AMI when ! do 90 out with you, I'm
sure to sufe' for it. Yes; YOU needn't
roNea, my worls. Sufer for ii. But
you suppose have no feelings: oh. no,
nobody has feelings but Yourself Yes
I'd forgot Miss Prettyman, perhaps-yss,
she may have feelings, Of course.
"Ani ma I've said, dare say pretty
dnpe people think me. To lie sure; n
poor fnrlorn creature | mus, look in every
hody's 6rc4. But knew YOU coulntb bo
At MIR. PretvmRn's house night after
night ill eleven O'Clock great deal YOU
thought Of ma sitting up for Won / knew
YOU Condnt he thrve WILTON, snme cause.
And now I've found it ont Oh, don't
mind your swearing, Mr. Can1ol It's |,
II wasn't = woman, who ought to swear.
But it's like men Lords Of creation. as
YOU call Yourselves Lords, indeed and
pretty saves You make ofthr poor crea,
lures who're tied 10 you. But Pn he
separated, Caulle 7 will: and then III
take care and let All the wnrll know how
you've used me. What 10 vou saw =
may sag my '"orstI la! dom, vou
tempt any woman in tha. wav-don',
Caud,e; for wouldn't answer for what
said
Miss Pra''vman, indeed, aud-oh,
! YES ! now Soc! Nv the whole l;ch,
breaks in npor ma Now I know why
Won wished me- TO ask her with Ne. and
Mrs. Pre'Iyman to tea! Aud 7, ike 2
! poor h''hi fool, was nearly doing IL, Bu'
now, as saw, NV eyes ara open! And
| yonl have brought her under my owr
ro"'-oow US no usaSour honncinc abou
/ in that f''h'on-yon'i have brough, he
into the very house, whpre"-
"llere," says Candle. al could endur
itno longer. So jumped out Of bed
and went and slept somehow with IN,
children"
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WHICH AND T'OTHgr.-"Old Fritz"
who raised pigs and cabbage in Nspa
county, California, appeared before Judge
Il, ss a witness, says An exchange.
Question. .-."What is your name ~
A"sw,r--"VelI, calls myseIf Fred,
but may be So don't know-it is Yaw
cup. You see, Shudge, mine modder .he
have too leetle BOYS one Of 'em vas me
aud one vas my hrodsr, or one vas nv
hroGer and ro;her vas me, ! don't know
yich and vas shust so o'd "A nv brod.
er vas young, or my broder vas shust 30
old ~ me, don't know vich. and mine
modGer she don'I; and one Of ia vas
name Fred ard toder Yawcup, or one
named Ys~cup and ,'oder Fred, don't
know vich, and one OF us got died ,-bu,
mine modder she never couId tell wbsd,
der It was me or mine broler AT Oot
died 90. Shudge, I does not know whed
der | is Fred or Ya~cup,-and mine
moddsr size don't know
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-19
NUNBER 10.
The Equality of the Races.


Among the most absurd of the ideas
set aHost by the fanatics Of modern times,
is Tho equality of the white man and the
negro. Nature has assigned the black
man his place, and zoe canno, put him in
any other. Science has proved that in
physical structure the African is inferior
to the Caucasian; they are two distinct
types Of man. 1t is not in the skin and
the hair Only that the difference exists
anatomists comprehend this matter much
better than the rahId abgIi,ioniSts. Nor
ally and mentally, too, the white man is
superior to the negro; the assertion that
the latter only wants the opportunity 10
prove himself the equal Of the former is
entirely di>provei by history. The Ahi.
can race, though in communion with the
Roman and the Car,ha yiuian, and other
civilized races, never became civilized itself.
/ 1t possessed no arts, unless we except that
OF metallurgv. The African is not pro.
N''0s''S N"'C" uhS pceH from tNc re-
motest ages, pretty much what i, is now.
Though, COR yearc, there have been Chris,
uan missionaries among the Africans,
they still adhere TO their supers,itions and
cannihAlsm. Some Of their practices arc
sh"cking!y cruel; and no where in tbs
| word has slavery assumed 50 revolving
an aspect as in Africa. The black master
OF the black man, travellers tell us, thinks
! It fine sport to nail the hands of his slaves
to water casks, TO pnt ont Their eyes with
/ pepper, and cut Off their ears FOR trivia.
| offences.
What proof have the fanatics who are
attempting to thrust negro eQpaIi,y upon
IA tina; tha black race is the equal Of the
wh''e! It's no proof to point us to a few
isolated instances Of superior negro intel
! liCeuce as criterion OF the race these
are the exceptional cases. The Able
Grcgojra collected the names of fifteen
negroes who had distinguished themselves.
but there was not one without the admix.
,ure Of European blood Did we ever
hear of pure.booded negro who had
made a name as statesman, writer,
artist! The negro is purely initiative
creature, he ia not creative. 1t has been
said that even ue Africans language is
but copy of all other sys.ems without
the perfection Of any.
Thomes Carlyle told the enancirated
slaves Of the West Indies, that, though no
longer slaves, they must ever remain SER
wants or interiors Of the whites heavens
laws were not TO be repealed by man.
There is certainly wisdom in the divinely
appointed suhoriiuation Of the black race
to the white. To attempt is equs!izs
them, is eventually to create war Of "a ces -.
which can only end in The destruction Of
the negro. Gods DEGREES are not 10 be
set aside 10y politicians and fanatics; the
white must be the dominant race, until
the Maker Of all repea's his decison.--
The negro has lis good qualities, and is,
doubtless, by juacious teaching, capable
OF much improvement, but he who would
p'a,e him on mn equal footing with ths
white man OF America, is worse than a
fooi--he is mailman, so bereft Of reason
that he cannot estimate consequences.
Dyr1tJ1yon SnuyLnr,o,
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Truth Fifty SPoKEN,-An exchange

Truth FIrLY SPoKEx.-Au exchange
has the following paragraph
In the late struggle for independence.
SAYS practical writer, the North cor.
quered the South. Il greater and more
signal victory remains for the South to
conquer herself Old pursuits are to be
changed, old habits abandoned, and her
prejudices must be weeded out before she
can again renew her prosperous career
Mr.. Carey has laid down An axiom in 20.
I'tca' ecouomv while time and experience
demonstrate: "a country which grows
and exports its raw productions, must end
bY exporting its inhabitants, or starye."-
Last year, the South planted cotton, to
the neglect OF corn and grain; now, large
districts are destitute--no bread 10 eat
The lesson is too dear to be lost. Florida,
owing TO the goodness of her climate,
abundance Of fish and game, is in measr
ure exempt from the calamity weighing
so heavily upon South Carolina and Geor
gia. Still she shares in the general dis.
tress.
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TEXAN JURORS 1T is reported that
the United States Judge for the Distric.
OF Texas has decided that the order Of
General Griffin, requiring jurors to take
the iron clad oath, is Illegal and unau,ho.
rized, and that the Federal and State
laws regulating the qualifications Of the
jurors should govern practice in the
courts.
The whole question will, however, 10
SIi likelihood be determined by the forth.
coming opinion Of the United States Au
torney General upon the Reconstruction
acts.
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and asked for employment.
IL am afraid can't give it to YOU Nor,
ris,' was the answer. 81 make it rule
never to have any one in my employment
who is 'utemperate."
"Bnt | mean to stop all that, Mr.. B.
said The man earnestly. 81 have made
mp my mind TO qnit drinking en,ireIv.-
It's rather hard not to give man a
chance when he wants to reform"
"We'l," said Mr.. b. partially re
Ienting, Il will try YOU. Come INTO the
back part Of the store and will give you
some work"
A bundle WAS soon made M. with
which Norris deper,ed. Several davs
elapsed, and the work no, being returned,
Mr.. b sent to his residence to ask
the reason.
Alas! it was The same cd ,,Ie Of sor.
row. The husband and father had gone
or drinking frolc. leaving sick wife
and three starving children.
Mr. B-'s generous heart prompted
him 10 "a ,o ,,.;r ,,,;.t r. ,
,o,oI ,r.o r,:s,ra,l. l..u:.
the sick woman lying in a room bare Of
furniture vbHo ,b, ohnd,on ,;,,;.-,.,
the bedside vera cryirc g., hr,ol
A few kind wor1s ON ,,.; =,
something - e., soon d,i,l
and Fastening to the GROCERY ba ,o,r,rod
with an or,rre .,,,lr ,L;,, - oh.,.
smong tho C,u,;s,,;,,, or,,l..,
While he stood .miIing +, ,bo;, ao,;,h,
the mo,har hr,s, into ,oar, oa ,-:.
ed, 20, Mr. b can, Won fo,,;vs ma ~
"Dor', vo, ,o,ror,h., p., y q,
Don't Won remember my cf.,f,, co, tho
wine at the nrr,v. and vour .er,.irc :,
God knows wish corr1 i,r,o, :, L,, :,
seem. q. II !, ware h,on5.d q, ry bo,r,
in letters Of fire.
II was some moments hercro Mr. r.
could roa'iz, thu, the m,,erahr. cre,,ure
h..rnre him was ;rdeoJ n. h,;,,b, r,.c;,o
ting oirl from whom he had n,r,ed 80
many wears Leroro.
Poor Emma. how rou mus, Lava .rf.
! Cercl."hc said. comn,s.fon,,c'v
"Bn, do YOU forgive me I, she asked
anxiously.
"Cer,sinrv. say m ,,ora obor,;, W,
must not stav in thi, wresched place. Is
, yonr mother living T.
"Yos. sir, in tie country"
"Woul1 vou not like to gs back to her
with the chi'irhn I"
"Ies, sir" she answered sadly, "but |
have no means"
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Sc hE G T F D STORY.
The Two Partings.

I've '"''""'hg '"'""c'''e history "a from
''' "''''''P P"'" N"''"""' h"P"Sr IL
'''"''' 'e''e ~ M ""'"' warning to those
VINO pace 'ne N oN'c"''ng cup to the lips
" o'"''S OF |" '"e,f """
""e "'"'e' evening navy wears ago,
-" !""''2 R''' $1,000 before the glass in
'' Wv" ''"''"' ''"e f""m' giving the
'"S' ''",'''S 10 "'f '""e'' mat n'.ht
WIS ''e ',N' P"'V " me season. and,
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'''' ""I'' '"N' "S""' 'SWoo'h-
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''"''"S '''' sou ''''' '' ne' oe'gt'"'
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, ',."''' "'' ""' ''e''''"' nS III"
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"''' ''''e" '''''H"
,' ''''.N', ,Y G"''' '""' many
~ "'' '"S' "' "'S "o'n
P,"'"'' "'''' ''''' Wv" one "' "'N ''en'S
''''"' '"'' ,"'NE 'e'''N "
S"o' """. ~ '"'""'e 10 'n"""ponze
''''' ~ wv
' evening '''" Jy'"''V on an" 81
'''' '",..'", 'F''S''''"'S were
""''"''' "'"'"'' "' D was """d
"S ''''' aP"' rom Emma w'o was
NV WV " ''"6","G group "' young
e"',' WIZ" we '''y .. Tue ""p''' VIII" 4"
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N"' '""'N you 20 not drink IT,
W. "''
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~" "'' nav '''"'''' u '"'' evening ana
: wv" '"''"' " "'''" ~" !" we '"""'S'
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MoLAssEs CAKE-One and one half
cups OF syrup; one cup sour milk; ons
cup butter; one-bsf cup vinegar; one,
bali eup gingsys; one teaspoon soda, and
small lump Of alum dissolved in hot
water Makes two cakes.
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q Young fellow once offered to ki.s a
QnAkeress Friend. ."said she. "thee must
not do IT," "Oh, hy Jove, but must"
said the youth. "WeII, friend, as thee
hast sworn, thee may do it," but thee
must not make a practice Of in
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SELECT POETRY.
THERE ARE NO DEAD.
pf SIR +. B. LYrloS.

There is no DEATH The stars 70 down
To rise upon some faircr shore,
And bright in Heavens jewel.d crown,
They shine iorevemore.
There is no death An angel form
Walks o'cr the earth with silent tread :;
He tears our best loved things away,
And then we call them dead"
Born into that undving life,
They leave US buI to come again
With JOY we welcome them at rest
Ehe same except in pain.
And ever near us, though unseen,
The dear immortal spirits tread;
For AL the OouudlcSs Universe
l. life there is no dead.
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Gen. Lee reports that the ere are at the
college over Which he preside. 10 Lexing
too, Va, 800 students in attendance
Virginia, Kentucky and Tsrne being
the States most largely represented.
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AND EVEN rNErrIER WOMAN rnAN Mrs.
CAUpLE.
"lF I'm not TO !eav. the house without
being insu'ted, Mr.. C,u!'e, had better
stay in doors AL nv life.
"What! Don't tell ma TO let YOU }avn
o7e nights restl | wonder at Your I'm,
pndencel It's mighty fine, never can
90 out with you-and goodness knows,
its seldom enough !-wishoA having my
feelings torn to pieces hv peor!" Of all
sorts. A set of bold minx"s! What an
/ raving about? sOh, YOU know very
! we'l-veEv well indeed. Mr. Candle. A
pretty person she must be. to nod 10 n
man walking with his own wife! Don't
tell me it was Miss Prettyman-whats
I Miss Preitvman to mel Oh YOu'pr
met her once or hcjce at her JrotIer's
house ! Yes, dare say yon have-no
doubt Of it. always thought there was
something very tempting about that
house, and now I know it All. Now, its
no use, Mr.. Caudle, .rorr beginning to
talk loud, and twist ard toss your arms
about as il You were as innocent as a born
hahe-Fm not to be deceived " such
tricks now. No; there was a time when
| was fool, and believed ANYTHING; but
I thank my stars live got over
that.
IA bold mink! VOW suppose I dil'nt
sea her langh too, when she n,dded 10
V"ut Oh, yes, knew what she thought
me; poor miserable creature, of course
| could see that. No-don't say So.
Candle | dont a'wars see more than
anybody eI'e-hn' ! cant and won't be
hlnd, however agreeable It nigh, he to
y'n; must have IT," use Of my senses.
I'm sure Il woman "nn'' attention and
respect from man. she'd better he any
'N'nc than his W.T.. ! always thought
so and 'o'd'v'7 d"c'""d ii.
No. I'm not ashamed OF rnvseIf'o talk
L J..
Soy,o creature ;c;5,,y, vas. lo.o
s,, vary am.,l,,, ro,,rl, n, ,,.,u,,
vo, ,hirL 60 Van sr,,o.o a;d.,,
wha, sor, Of a bonne, She h,a IN, or
a very good creature Ard vop ,b;,L 7
did',t see the .rnl,es Of coor, master
shou, her f,ce7 Yam J;yo, 600 ,no,
Verr Eke,v'. I'm, l,J. Va,r aoioho
to he sure + What do vsps,v7 Jmods
her Bl,sA at mn IN manners sron,l
like to have seen her h,nsbr ,r.,r,1
have been rather diO;c,I, N, C,od,o
for a blush to coma ,ISor,h of ,h,,
paint. No-I'm no, , co,so,ior. uor.,
M, Camilla. or;,o ro x ~