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foot for the'past fifty years. Despite the feeling of unsufferable gloom which dominates my even’ thought, I can thinkj more clearly now than ever before. I shall die unknown and forgotten, but fifty years ago, 1 was the most infamous and desp'sed criminal in the c untry. People called me a traitoi and murdereri I was not completely wrong, but they wouldn’t believe me. They gave me a quick trial and then threw me into this Gad foi-salen^hole and f.-^ct i?te.
1 have*, been vesting away in this lugubrious fash i'll for fifty years, but at last I’m gating out. At last I will he free. Yes. - even death is now welcome; m riuve who have lost hope. death is alvyays welcome. ! ] i
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Marriage Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest William Edwards of Charlottesvi'le announce the marriage of their daugh iter, Nancy Minor, to the Re erend Robert Clifford Graver, son of the Reverend and Mrs. Joseph S. Graver of Culpeper, on Saturday, December 27, at four o'clock^ in the First Baptist, 'Church m Charlottesville. ., ? ”* ■„ ,
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Miss Shirley A. Williams spem the we A end with Miss E. Dolores "Thompson of Bayard, Va. ‘ /
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